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Interior Design Styles

Contents

  • Scandinavian Style
  • Japandi
  • Modern
  • Contemporary
  • Transitional
  • Minimalist
  • Mediterranean
  • Coastal
  • Mid-century
  • Farmhouse
  • Hollywood Glam
  • Art deco
  • Traditional
  • Boho-Chic
  • Eclectic
  • Bohemian
  • Industrial
  • Overview

Interior design styles help to describe how things look like in your home. If you see the pictures, you know what you like.

Scandinavian Style

Scandinavian design is known for its simplicity, functionality, and minimalism.

Key features include clean lines, neutral colors, natural materials such as wood and stone, and an emphasis on light and airy spaces.

Functionality is a priority, and clutter is kept to a minimum.

Scandinavian-style living room
Scandinavian-style living room
Scandinavian-style kitchen
Scandinavian-style kitchen
Scandinavian-style bathroom
Scandinavian-style bathroom

Japandi

Japandi is a fusion of Japanese and Scandinavian design elements, resulting in a harmonious blend of simplicity, functionality, and a touch of warmth.

It combines the clean lines and minimalism of Scandinavian design with the traditional craftsmanship and connection to nature found in Japanese design.

Neutral color palettes, natural materials, and a focus on creating a calm and balanced environment are key aspects of Japandi.

Furniture in Japandi style often features a combination of sleek Scandinavian design and the organic shapes found in Japanese design.

Japandi-style living room
Japandi-style living room
Japandi-style kitchen
Japandi-style kitchen
Japandi-style kitchen
Japandi-style bathroom

Modern

Often confused with contemporary, modern design refers to a specific design era (mid-20th century).

Clean lines, open spaces, and a focus on functionality. Use of materials like steel, glass, and concrete.

Modern living room
Modern living room
Modern kitchen
Modern kitchen
Modern bathroom
Modern bathroom

Contemporary

Emphasizes clean lines, simplicity, and a lack of excessive ornamentation. Neutral color palettes with occasional bold accent colors. Innovative materials and modern furniture designs.

Contemporary living room
Contemporary living room
Contemporary kitchen
Contemporary kitchen
Contemporary bathroom
Contemporary bathroom

Transitional

Strikes a balance between traditional and contemporary styles. Classic furniture shapes paired with more modern finishes and accessories. Neutral color palettes with occasional pops of color.

Transitional style living room
Transitional style living room
Transitional style kitchen
Transitional style kitchen
Transitional style kitchen
Transitional style bathroom

Minimalist

Strives for simplicity and the elimination of unnecessary elements. Neutral color palettes, clean lines, and a focus on functionality. Clutter-free spaces and a sense of calm.

Minimalist style living room
Minimalist style living room
Minimalist style kitchen
Minimalist style kitchen
Minimalist style bathroom
Minimalist style bathroom

Mediterranean

Warm colors, textured walls, and rustic elements. Use of wrought iron, terracotta, and vibrant patterns.

Mediterranean style living room
Mediterranean style living room
Mediterranean style kitchen
Mediterranean style kitchen
Mediterranean style kitchen
Mediterranean style bathroom

Coastal

Inspired by beach and seaside living. Light and breezy colors, such as blues and whites. Natural materials like wood and rattan, as well as nautical motifs.

Coastal style living room
Coastal style living room
Coastal style kitchen
Coastal style kitchen
Coastal style bathroom
Coastal style bathroom

Mid-century

Mid-century modern design is characterized by clean lines, simplicity, and a focus on functionality. Organic shapes and the use of natural materials like wood are common.

Bold and vibrant colors, including earth tones, are often used.

Iconic furniture designs, such as the Eames Lounge Chair, are hallmarks of mid-century modern style.

Mid-century style living room
Mid-century style living room
Mid-century style kitchen
Mid-century style kitchen
Mid-century style kitchen
Mid-century style bathroom

Farmhouse

Embraces a cozy, country-inspired aesthetic. Natural materials, exposed wood, and vintage furnishings. Warm and inviting atmosphere.

Farmhouse style living room
Farmhouse style living room
Farmhouse style kitchen
Farmhouse style kitchen
Farmhouse style kitchen
Farmhouse style bathroom

Hollywood Glam

a blend of art décor and mid-century ultramodern

Hollywood Glam living room
Hollywood Glam living room
Hollywood Glam kitchen
Hollywood Glam kitchen
Hollywood Glam kitchen
Hollywood Glam bathroom

Art deco

Art Deco is characterized by luxury, glamour, and geometric shapes.

Ornate detailing, including zigzags, chevrons, and sunburst motifs, is common.

The use of materials like chrome, glass, and mirrors adds a sense of opulence.

Symmetry and repetition are key design principles.

Furniture often features streamlined, elegant shapes with intricate detailing.

Art-deco style living room
Art-deco style living room
Art-deco style kitchen
Art-deco style kitchen
Art-deco style kitchen
Art-deco style bathroom

Traditional

Rich, dark woods, ornate details, and symmetry are common. Formal furniture arrangements and a sense of elegance prevail.

Traditional living room
Traditional living room
Traditional kitchen
Traditional kitchen
Traditional bathroom
Traditional bathroom

Boho-Chic

An eclectic and relaxed style with a mix of patterns, textures, and colors. Handcrafted and unique elements.

Boho-Chic style living room
Boho-Chic style living room
Boho-Chic style kitchen
Boho-Chic style kitchen
Boho-Chic style kitchen
Boho-Chic style bathroom

Eclectic

Involves a mix of styles and periods, combining elements from different design aesthetics. Balance and cohesion are achieved through careful curation.

Eclectic style living room
Eclectic style living room
Eclectic style kitchen
Eclectic style kitchen
Eclectic style bathroom
Eclectic style bathroom

Bohemian

Bohemian, or boho, style is characterized by its eclectic and free-spirited nature.

Colors in bohemian design are often rich and vibrant, with patterns and textures playing a significant role.

Natural materials, such as wood and rattan, are commonly used, and there's a preference for handmade and unique items.

The overall look is laid-back and informal, creating a comfortable and inviting atmosphere.

Bohemian-style living room
Bohemian-style living room
Bohemian-style kitchen
Bohemian-style kitchen
Bohemian-style kitchen
Bohemian-style bathroom

Industrial

Inspired by the utilitarian look of factories and warehouses, industrial design often features raw and unfinished materials.

Common materials include exposed brick, metal, concrete, and reclaimed wood.

Open spaces, high ceilings, and large windows are typical in industrial design.

Functional and practical furniture with a focus on simplicity and durability.

Industrial-style living room
Industrial-style living room
Industrial-style kitchen
Industrial-style kitchen
Industrial-style kitchen
Industrial-style bathroom

Overview

Style Name Color Palette Materials Other Characteristics
Scandinavian Neutral tones, whites, light blues Wood (light-colored), metal, textiles Minimalism, functionality, clean lines
Bohemian Rich and vibrant colors, earthy tones Textiles, wood, rattan, metal Eclectic, free-spirited, layered textures
Japandi Neutral tones, muted colors Wood, natural fibers, ceramics, metal Fusion of Scandinavian and Japanese design, simplicity
Industrial Neutral tones, grays, blacks, industrial hues Metal, exposed brick, concrete, reclaimed wood Raw and unfinished aesthetics, utilitarian
Mid-century Modern Earth tones, bold and vibrant colors Wood, plastic, metal, glass Clean lines, organic shapes, retro influences
Art Deco Bold and contrasting colors, jewel tones Gold accents, marble, glass, lacquer Glamorous, geometric patterns, opulence
Traditional Rich and warm tones, deep colors Dark woods, leather, silk, ornate details Classic, formal, symmetry, intricate detailing
Contemporary Neutral tones, bold accent colors Glass, metal, concrete, innovative materials Clean lines, simplicity, focus on current design trends
Modern Neutral tones, bold accent colors Steel, glass, concrete Clean lines, open spaces, functional design
Minimalist Neutral tones, whites, blacks, grays Simple materials, often monochromatic Simplicity, minimal clutter, emphasis on essential elements
Eclectic Varied color palette, mix of patterns Diverse materials and styles Mix of elements from different styles, personal expression
Coastal/Nautical Blues, whites, sandy tones Wood, rattan, natural fibers Light and breezy, nautical motifs, beach-inspired
Rustic/Farmhouse Earthy tones, warm colors Wood, distressed finishes, natural materials Cozy, country-inspired, vintage elements
Transitional Neutral tones, occasional pops of color Mix of classic and modern materials Balancing traditional and contemporary elements
Boho-Chic Rich and vibrant colors, eclectic patterns Textiles, wood, rattan, mixed materials Free-spirited, layered textures, bohemian influence
Mediterranean Warm colors, earthy tones Terracotta, wrought iron, wood Coastal influences, rustic and inviting

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Jan 20, 2024
by Martin Thoma

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