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INTERIOR DÉCOR Styles and Trends
Styles
Styles
There are many types of interior design,
with the list ever-evolving. Some of them
are fads, while others are timeless classics that stand the test of time.
E ach style comprises distinctive
and
lighting
furniture,
décor,
accessories that give it its signature
look. In getting to know some of the most
popular styles, it would be best to understand
what styles stand out to a family and meet
their preferences.
Understanding interior design styles helps
one discover what you like and develop
spaces that express one’s personality. Once
you know that you like traditional design
style, you can use that knowledge to help
you choose everything from paint colours to
furniture and throw pillows.
There are different interior design styles:
modern to traditional, contemporary,
mid-century, bohemian, Scandinavian,
farmhouse, minimalist, eclectic, and more.
Traditional interior design takes cues
from the 18th and 19th centuries, featuring traditional
natural elements and materials, generous art
pieces and rich historical details to create a
calm space. Traditional style revolves around
a dark and warm colour palette, ornate
furniture with lots of tufted detailing and
carved pieces. Symmetry is also a big thing in
conventional design.
Modern interior design was born in the
20th century. The contemporary style focuses
on a monochromatic colour scheme, minimal
furniture and decoration, geometric forms
and efficient storage. To focus on a highly
functional space with effortless details and
lots of storage, a modern design is perfect for
your taste.
Contemporary and modern interior
designs are probably this list’s most modern
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