Interior Design Style Guides

Modern Style Guide

A popular interior style reflecting the design movement born at the turn of the 20^th century, the modern interior style – also known as mid-century modern – brings together a tasteful blend of clean, uncluttered, and sophistication. Continue reading...>

Industrial Style Guide

Combine exposed architecture, salvaged utilitarianism, and lack of pretense, to achieve an Industrial interior design style. Read more >>

Scandinavian Style Guide

Scandinavian style emerged in the 1940s and 1950s out of the Nordic nations and a desire to maximise light flowing into their homes during the long winter months. The style has an ingrained sense of cheerfulness and well-edited comfort through the white-walled-loving look that embraces clean lines and simple silhouettes. Read on >>

Contemporary Style Guide

Contemporary design design of the moment, it has a modernist aesthetci but is not to be confused with Modern Design Style which takes its style notes from the mid-20th century. Contemporary design is constantly evolving but often  borrows elements from other design styles, expect to see nods to Art Deco, Mid-century Modern, Scandinavian and Futuristic design styles. Continue reading...>

Minimalist Style Guide

Minimalism is all about simplicity. Simplistic styled homes are based predominantly on whites and subtle shades of it, carefully mixed with furniture and accessories made of textured wood. Minimalist Interior design is all about paring down, rather than eccentricity, and choosing calm over clutter every time. Everything should be functional and add value to the space. Read on >>

Traditional Style Guide

Refined furnishings, mannerly textiles, dignified colors and a sense of order make this beloved style easy to live with. It promises comfort and it delivers it, which is why it has thrived for so long. Read on >>