What interior design styles are there? Do you prefer a minimalist look with New Scandinavian Design, a romantic, whimsical style with boho-chic furniture, or a rustic Modern Country aesthetic? In general, style is always a very personal choice: Our home reflects our life situation, preferences, and needs, and shows what we like and who we are. We’ve put together a few tips to help you find your style.
Let yourself be inspired!
What do you actually like? What kinds of things do you surround yourself with? What’s hanging in your closet, for example? Your personal style also comes through in other favorite items like vases, pillows, or artwork. For more inspiration: pick up a few magazines from the worlds of fashion, art, and home decor. The internet also offers an almost inexhaustible source of inspiration for furniture, colors, and interior design styles.
What colors and materials make you happy?
Few things influence the mood and atmosphere of a room as much as colors. People are different and need different colors to feel comfortable. You can achieve specific effects with textiles, furniture, and wall and floor colors. Another important consideration is materials and surface textures. Which materials do you like, and how should they feel to the touch?
Interior design made simple!
Here’s an overview of different styles. Get inspired
, and if you want to know more, ask our specialists for advice.
ASIA Those who decorate in an Asian style prefer simplicity and clean lines. Minimalism is the key. The number ofaccessoriesdetermines the level of carefully balanced coziness, including fragrant lotus blossoms, incense sticks, and lanterns of the highest quality.
BOHO-CHIC
Vibrant colors and shapes in various materials, combined with a wild mix of patterns and furniture from around the world, create this unmistakable style. Here, you can mix and match many elements—the main thing is that it reflects the spirit of a cosmopolitan globetrotter with a keen eye for detail.
INDUSTRIAL
Here, the look can be raw and rugged. Worn and industrially weathered objects meet dark and patinated surfaces. Raw steel and metals dominate here, contrasting with unplastered walls or exposed brick. Discarded items from factory floors are repurposed and given a new look.
MODERN COUNTRY
In the modern country style, designers are once again emphasizing an authentic approach to materials. Wood is allowed to remain wood and is displayed as such; as it ages, its value increases thanks to its patina, or it is delicately glazed with a light-colored finish.
NEW SCANDINAVIAN
Light wood, clean lines, and warm colors are what make the Scandinavian interior design style so inviting and popular. We love natural materials because they warm us and our homes from the inside out.
WABI SABI
Wabi Sabi comes from Japanese and is comparable to our “shabby chic.” In reality, however, this style is anything but shabby—it’s a skillful blend of heirlooms, flea market finds, and other unique treasures.
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