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style guide
What is your interior design style?
Click the button below find out what your personal interior design style is.
Don’t overthink your answers - your first thought is probably your best!
Don’t overthink your answers - your first thought is probably your best!
Glam
This is an interior design style that is here to be seen. Glam style features contrasting colour schemes, such as white and black, pink and green. Furniture is often upholstered in shiny velvet, has mirrored or highly polished metallic finishes like stainless steel, glass and chrome. Graphic prints such as zigzags, sunbursts, animal prints and geometric shapes are also often used, especially for accessories. The contrast gives off a certain high-glamour luxurious vibe. This opulent design style is perfect for a homeowner who enjoys making a statement.
Scandinavian
Clean and simple lines and an emphasis on natural materials define the Scandinavian style. Interiors usually feature white walls, sleek wooden furniture, warm candlelight, layered fabrics, and snug textiles. Furniture, lighting, and accessories all have clean lines with a minimal pattern, are made of wood, and are almost always in a light ashy color. Monochromatic neutral color tones like whites, greys, and beiges are often in juxtaposition with dark tones such as blacks or dark greys. The design style emphasises craftsmanship, function, and simplicity. You can learn more about Scandinavian design here.
Modern
This is a broad design term that typically refers to interiors with clean, crisp lines and the use of materials that usually includes metal, glass, plywood, and plastic. Colour palettes are usually made up of neutral shades, such as whites, creams, and beiges, however - at times - incorporate some pops of bright color into more vibrant design schemes. The modern style embraces a sense of simplicity and function in every element, including furniture, lighting, and accessories. A word that’s commonly used to describe Modern style is sleek for a good reason.
Mid-century
The design style seems to stay hip no matter the decade. Mid-century interiors started in the 1930s and ’60s – the time when the design industry was trying to break out of its formal trends and dive into the Modern era with an emphasis on functionality and style. Mid-century interiors feature furniture that is often made from solid woods in warm shades, minimalist designs with rounded corners and retro-inspired angles, bold graphics, and some vibrant pops of color such as mustard yellow, chartreuse, or avocado. Elements like floors and ceiling beams are usually stripped down to their original form, while walls are dressed up with wallpaper featuring dashing geometric patterns. One can never go wrong when choosing this style due to its truly timeless appeal.
Minimalist
This design style has simple forms, clean lines, and understated finishes. It is inspired by Japanese design and concentrates on the principle that less is more. Minimalist design embodies a subdued neutral color scheme, however, some primary colors can also be used as an accent feature. Furniture usually has clean lines with very little detail or pattern and often doubles as storage. Minimalist interiors embrace a clutter-free aesthetic, hidden storage, and minimal accessories. Anyone who adores simplicity and subtle beauty will appreciate Minimalist interiors the most.
Contemporary
The beauty of Contemporary style is that it embodies a sense of distinctiveness due to the blend of a few different styles. Contemporary interiors are rather sleek and open, however often consisting of carefully curated art pieces, unique textures and emphasised special interior architecture details. Typical contemporary furniture usually features clean, vertical lines to give a light and airy feel. In addition, neutral colour palettes are the most common for Contemporary style with juxtaposition of textured fabrics and colourful art to create unique and stylish interiors.
Classic
The harmonic, refined elegance of this style is evident in every element and has a distinct visual cohesiveness in color palette and materials. There is a sense of balance that is appealing and unexpected such as the use of floral-themed textiles or wallpaper. Classic style may include either neutral timeless color palettes or a mix of bold tones and patterns. Dark solid woods such as walnut and cozy materials create a contrasting space that manages to feel both stylish and sleek, as well as warm and inviting.
Boho
When you walk into a home that has a Boho style, you immediately feel immersed in another culture. Boho design embodies free-spirited aesthetic that blends different elements and artistic expressions into an eclectic style that thinks outside the box. This style embraces a relaxed atmosphere with an emphasis on nature. However, some bold patterns and bright colors for furniture and accents can be occasionally mixed in as well. Bohemian interiors may include vintage furniture and light fixtures, globally inspired textiles and rugs, displays of collections, and items found in widely varied sources including flea markets and during one’s travels. It’s the mix of different types of furniture that make Boho style so special.
Japandi
Japandi interior style is a blend of Japanese and Scandinavian design elements. It's a harmonious combination of simplicity, functionality, and natural materials, creating a warm and cozy atmosphere. Clean lines, neutral colors, and a focus on nature characterize Japandi interiors. Shades of white, beige, and gray are commonly used to create a calming and peaceful environment. Pops of black are also often used to create contrast and balance. Minimalism is essential, with furniture pieces carefully chosen for their functionality and aesthetic appeal. The use of wood, bamboo and other natural materials adds a touch of warmth, while pops of black and white help to create a sense of balance. Japandi interiors are perfect for those who appreciate both the simplicity and serenity of Japanese design and the warmth and coziness of Scandinavian interiors.
Transitional
A transitional interior style is a blend of traditional and contemporary design elements, creating a look that is both timeless and current. This style is characterized by clean lines, neutral colour palettes, and a mix of classic and modern furnishings. Transitional interiors feature a balance of old and new, traditional shapes and contemporary materials, and elegant, understated details. The goal is to create a harmonious space that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing. Furniture pieces are carefully selected for their versatility and ability to work well with a range of styles. Textures and patterns are used sparingly, and the overall look is polished and sophisticated. Transitional interior design is perfect for those who want a timeless and refined look, without being too attached to one specific design era.
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