Design Field Notes
by Dhenu Design
Find your Style : Popular Interior Design Styles
Our top picks of timeless styles for your next home makeover
Our curated list of interior design styles gives you a glimpse into the diverse world of interior design. Through our breakdown of popular styles , learn more about the underlying principles and features that make up your favourite home decor look.
#1 Japandi
Japandi refers to a fusion of Japanese and Scandinavian interior design styles. Simplicity and functionality with a touch of warmth defines this style best. Spaces with good daylight and connection to nature are a part of this style.
#2 Indian Contemporary
The Indian Contemporary interior design style is a modern take on Indian craftmanship. Modern patterns such as chevron are used with traditional materials such as brick and stone, thus integrating the old with the new. The space uses rich material with vibrant accent colours.
#3 Modern Luxe
Modern luxury embodies a high-level of sophistication through quality materials and bespoke furniture. Italian furniture and marble are two common elements. Opulence is created through rich textures such as velvet, suede , wood and brass. Spaces incorporate clean lines and rectilinear formats.
#4 Vernacular
The Vernacular Indian style is derived from the rich heritage of India. Elements like ornamental wooden columns , wooden framing and intricate wooden furniture are common. The style doesn’t shy away from colour. Traditional motifs find their way into soft furnishing. The style is reminiscent of the bustling Indian home that is inviting and comfortable.
#5 Scandinavian
Scandinavian style is derived from the regions of Demark, Norway and Netherlands. The look is minimalist whilst creating a cozy home. A clutter free and open space is achieved through the use of lightweight furniture pieces. Most Scandi spaces are filled with white finishes to create the feeling of a larger space. Clean lines and functionality are key principles.
#6 Classical
Classical is a common Western Interior style inspired by Roman and Greek culture. It is heavy on ornamentation with wall moldings and ceiling paneling being common elements. No corner is left untouched, with extensive use of side tables and cabinetry.
#7 Eco-Modern
Rustic and raw materials such as exposed brick and concrete are widely used in this style. Natural and unpolished textures of stone and wood are used. It focusses on blurring the interface between the indoors and outdoors. There is also a focus on eco-friendly materials and sustainability.
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