Have you found yourself asking which are the different Interior Design Styles?

Have you been following a particular style but unaware of which one?

Do you want to accomplish a particularstyle inyourupcoming interiors?

If your answer is yes,then pay attention to which of these images or design elementsinspire you the most.

1. Modern

Modern design is a style of decor that focuses on minimalism, neutral colours, clean design lines and environmentally-friendly materials. An example of modern design is a metal coffee table from recycled materials and a beige couch from natural fabrics. It’s common to see bold colourful accents in art and furniture in a mostly neutral space.

2. Contemporary

A contemporary style of decorating is defined by simplicity, subtle sophistication, deliberate use of texture,clean lines and a wow factor. Interiors tend to showcase space rather than things. Things are modern and current with the styles of the present moment. Typical contemporary style shows detailed mouldings on walls, windows and furniture have soft curveswith exposed legs to give a light and airy feel.

3. Minimalist

Minimalist design is a visual style of art, interiors, architecture, and design that uses a limited colour palette and simple forms for a powerful effect. Minimalist decorating style is inspired by Japanese design and concentrates on the principle less is more. Furniture often doubles as hidden storage. For example, a coffee table that lifts to reveal storage is one of the many creative solutions minimal interiors use.

4. Traditional

Traditional interior design is a general term that takes in varied design styles and era’s that aren’t devoted to one particular direction or spirit. Traditional interiors use tables and chairs made from dark wood that is ornately detailed. It’s common to find expensive textiles like silk, velvet, and linen used everywhere from upholstery to window treatments. Traditional homes also like to bring in a sense of glam with crystal chandeliers.

5. Eclectic

Eclectic style is a combination of various styles to design a space that would have a great look, artistic taste, and a specific connective element, which would make the whole design look like one piece of work. Think of it as a high-energy collection of carefully selected pieces brought together to create a culture rich interior.

6. Rustic

Rustic describes a design that's natural, rough, aged, cosy and casual feel. Fabrics don’t have loud patterns and texture is everything. There will always be natural materials, industrial touches, and farmhouse charm all around. The rustic design style was originally born from the inspirations of the Romantic movement. It focuses on the simplicity and effortless beauty of nature.

7. Shabby Chic

The shabby chic interior design style originated in the 18th century. It was common for individuals to pass down furniture from one generation to the next, each adding their unique touch. An eclectic mix of vintage and modern decor with an emphasis on muted colours accessorized with pops of romantic colour and rustic items combined with elegant accessories. The shabby chic design, similar to the French country style, has a very soft and feminine feel.

8. Bohemian

Bohemian style is the colourful global look that brings to mind the home of the world traveller and the flea market lover. There’s a lively mix of colours, patterns, furniture styles, asymmetrical layouts, and unexpected decorative touches. When we compare different design styles, Bohemian is one of the few where the order isn’t necessary. In a nutshell, Bohemian design is a free-spirited aesthetic that mixes different cultures and artistic expressions into an eclectic style that thinks outside the box.

9. Industrial

The Industrial interior design style loves the art of exposed pipes and beams. Materials like brick and concrete are a great way to give the space a lot of character. You won’t hear the words soft or intimate used when describing this unique interior design style. Its masculine tendencies are tamed with the use of ample texture. You will notice oversized artwork and cosy textiles. Furniture is often raw or unfinished and paired with antiques.

10. Coastal

A Coastal space makes note of its natural environment. Materials used for furniture and accessories will have neutral hues like whites are paired with beige to mimic the sand. Coastal style homes always feel bright and breezy, with pops of blues resembling the surf and sunny summer skies. You’ll find blue glass vases, striped wallpaper, or abstract paintings that get the coastal feeling across. The intention is to feel like there is nothing between the indoors and outdoors.

Those were our10 best picks for the year 2022.

A good interior designer will not only plan a space well but also understand your preferences and give life to your Dream Style.

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