Your decorating guide

Bohemian interior design

The main criterion of a bohemian interior design is color. Bright, warm colors in shades of red, pink, orange, or yellow.

The bohemian decoration is translated by a mixture of the kinds and the accumulation of small objects, vintage furniture. Copper, wood, and objects made from wool are essential decorating elements of the bohemian style.

This style is for people who want to express their differences and uniqueness.

For this style, we notice an intensive use of wood, metal, dyed textiles, and wool, with brown, green, metallic, gold, purple, orange, and blue.

Features:
multicolor, various textures and patterns, vintage, tapestries, cluttered, felted, color saturation, poufs

Rustic interior design

The rustic style adds a natural touch to the home. This style is often used for cottages but is becoming increasingly popular with city dwellers.

The rustic decor includes exposed brick, natural wood beams, distressed units, etc., and incorporates outdoor accessories such as branches, logs, and reclaimed wood.
For this style, we notice an intensive use of wood, stone, and organic textures, with brown, green, gold, gray, and beige.

Distinctive features:
Wooden beams, stone fireplace/ambient wall, warm colors, natural materials, wood furniture, worn finitions, aged/brown wood, leather, rough edges.

Scandinavian interior design

Coming from the Nordic countries, the Scandinavian style emphasizes natural and artificial light to create a bright and neat space. This style is based on simplicity and purity.

Functional and very minimalist furniture with very light colors.

The Scandinavian style is distinguished by the white furniture that adds space to the room.

For this style, we notice an intensive use of wood, plastic, and metal, with white, black, gray, beige, and brown.

Distinguishing characteristics: smooth and rounded edges, spacious, few accessories, natural colors, natural light, light floors, clutter-free, minimalist.

Industrial interior design

Inspired by the industrial age where machines were the main object. The industrial style is inspired by the industrial age, where machines, metal, and brick were predominant.

You can transform any room into an industrial style, you just have to adapt the colors and the furniture to the style. Authenticity, raw material, and factory furniture are the hallmarks of industrial style, it looks like an old workshop in your home.

For this style, we notice an intensive use of brick, concrete, and wood with furniture in metal and wood and strong use of decorative objects in metal.

Distinctive features: practical furniture, authenticity

Modern interior design

The modern style comes from the modernist movement, which began in the 1920s. It should not be confused with the adjective “modern”, which refers to current trends. It is also different from the contemporary style which refers to current design trends.

For this style, we notice an intensive use of wood, glass, metal, and steel, with monochromatic, neutral colors and the color of earth.

Furniture style: simple, exposed legs, raised, satin finishes.

Distinguishing features: clean lines, simple furniture, absence of clutter and ornamentation, “form follows function”.