Interior Design Styles
Twenty looks, explained simply: what defines each style, the colors and materials behind it, and the pieces that pull it together.
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Modern
Open, uncluttered layouts · Clean, straight lines · A neutral color palette
Read the guideContemporary
A neutral base of whites, grays and beiges · Smooth, sleek surfaces · Current materials and finishes
Read the guideMid-Century Modern
Furniture on slim, tapered legs · Warm teak and walnut wood · Organic, rounded shapes
Read the guideScandinavian
Light wood floors and furniture · White or pale walls · Cozy, layered textiles
Read the guideJapandi
Natural wood throughout · Muted, earthy tones · Handmade, artisanal objects
Read the guideMinimalist
Monochrome or very limited palettes · Simple, geometric forms · Plenty of open space
Read the guideMaximalist
Mixed prints and patterns · Rich, saturated colors · Gallery walls
Read the guideFarmhouse
Shiplap walls · Sliding barn doors · Apron-front sinks
Read the guideRustic
Reclaimed wood · Natural stone · Exposed ceiling beams
Read the guideTraditional
Symmetrical layouts · Dark, polished woods · Classic patterns like damask and florals
Read the guideTransitional
Neutral colors · Soft textures · Clean silhouettes
Read the guideCoastal
White walls and furniture · Shades of blue · Natural fibers
Read the guideBohemian
Layered rugs · Lots of plants · Global patterns
Read the guideEclectic
A mix of eras · Global decor · Vibrant palettes
Read the guideArt Deco Glam
Mirrored surfaces · Velvet upholstery · Bold geometric shapes
Read the guideUrban Modern
Clean lines · Moody, darker tones · Industrial accents
Read the guideIndustrial
Exposed brick · Visible metal piping and ducts · Concrete floors and surfaces
Read the guideClassic
Symmetrical arrangements · Neutral, muted tones · Ornate crown and wall molding
Read the guideSouthwestern
Terracotta tile and pottery · Bold geometric patterns · Kilim and flat-woven rugs
Read the guideModern Organic
Curved, organic lines · A warm neutral palette · Visible wood grain
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