Interior & Architectural Design Styles

 Minimalist
Clean, simple, and uncluttered. Focuses on functionality, neutral colors, and “less is more.”

Modern
Rooted in early–mid 20th century design. Uses clean lines, natural materials, and open spaces.

 Contemporary
Ever-evolving and current. Mixes trends, often blending minimalism with bold accents.

Scandinavian
Light, airy, and cozy. Features soft neutrals, natural wood, and functional simplicity.

Industrial
Inspired by warehouses and factories. Exposed brick, metal, pipes, and raw finishes.

 Bohemian (Boho)
Free-spirited and eclectic. Rich patterns, layered textiles, plants, and global influences.

Mid-Century Modern
Retro style from the 1940s–60s. Organic shapes, tapered legs, and bold color accents.

Traditional
Classic and timeless. Rich wood, symmetry, and elegant furnishings.

Rustic
Warm and natural. Uses raw wood, stone, and earthy textures.

 Farmhouse
Cozy and practical. Combines rustic charm with modern comfort (think shiplap and vintage decor).

 Art Deco
Glamorous and bold. Geometric patterns, metallics, and luxurious materials.

 Japandi
A blend of Japanese and Scandinavian styles. Minimal, warm, and focused on craftsmanship.