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Looking to update your home but you are not sure where to start? There are many different design styles to consider when giving your home a makeover, from Scandinavian home decor styles and mid-century modern house interior styles to French provincial and contemporary.
Scandinavian: According to Scandinavian style “has a particular flair for affordable, functional furniture, made using natural materials and traditional craftsmanship, and it is at the heart of Scandi style.
Hamptons: The classic Hamptons style embraces a fresh, airy palette and natural textures. White and blue are key colours in the Hamptons-style interiors, together with key elements such as well-positioned windows to optimise cross-ventilation, plantation shutters, nautical-style décor, timber floorboards and timber moulding along hallways and staircases.
French provincial: It is defined by refined details, rustic textures and a washed-out colour palette. The look “features powdery hues, whitewashed wood and the raw timber, the soft linens and texture, with an overlay of opulence: curved furniture, embroidery and gilt framing against a farmhouse-style backdrop of stone flags and milkpaint walls.” Mid-century modern: The era’s natural materials and the organic, sculptural forms are completely compatible with almost any contemporary home.
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Industrial: An urban look with an edge, industrial is characterized by the raw textures, exposed elements and metal fixtures and finishes. A rustic finish is a key feature of the industrial decorating style, with the reclaimed wood, layers of chipped paint and salvaged pieces of furniture.
Eclectic: Incorporating elements from the various cultures, decorating styles and time periods, an eclectic home décor style is highly personal in character. Think of a Moroccan rug combined with the deer antlers, mismatched vintage chairs and French toile fabric.
Contemporary: At once classic and of-the-moment, a contemporary house interior style has the most cross-over with the other aesthetics.
Scandinavian: According to Scandinavian style “has a particular flair for affordable, functional furniture, made using natural materials and traditional craftsmanship, and it is at the heart of Scandi style.
Hamptons: The classic Hamptons style embraces a fresh, airy palette and natural textures. White and blue are key colours in the Hamptons-style interiors, together with key elements such as well-positioned windows to optimise cross-ventilation, plantation shutters, nautical-style décor, timber floorboards and timber moulding along hallways and staircases.
French provincial: It is defined by refined details, rustic textures and a washed-out colour palette. The look “features powdery hues, whitewashed wood and the raw timber, the soft linens and texture, with an overlay of opulence: curved furniture, embroidery and gilt framing against a farmhouse-style backdrop of stone flags and milkpaint walls.” Mid-century modern: The era’s natural materials and the organic, sculptural forms are completely compatible with almost any contemporary home.
Different Style Of Home Furnishing:-
Industrial: An urban look with an edge, industrial is characterized by the raw textures, exposed elements and metal fixtures and finishes. A rustic finish is a key feature of the industrial decorating style, with the reclaimed wood, layers of chipped paint and salvaged pieces of furniture.
Eclectic: Incorporating elements from the various cultures, decorating styles and time periods, an eclectic home décor style is highly personal in character. Think of a Moroccan rug combined with the deer antlers, mismatched vintage chairs and French toile fabric.
Contemporary: At once classic and of-the-moment, a contemporary house interior style has the most cross-over with the other aesthetics.