Style Guides
Explore our curated design styles to find the perfect aesthetic for your next project. From bold Art Deco to relaxed Coastal, discover the defining characteristics of your favorite looks.
Art Deco
Emerging in the 1920s and 1930s, Art Deco is a distinctive design language characterized by bold geometric shapes, luxurious materials, and modern elegance. It brings a sense of opulence while maintaining functional, streamlined silhouettes.
Defining Characteristics
- Rich, opulent materials like marble and glass
- Polished metals, especially gold, silver and chrome
- Bold, symmetrical geometric patterns
- Glamorous and dramatic lighting fixtures
Artisan
Artisan décor emphasizes handcrafted, unique, and locally sourced items. It showcases raw craftsmanship, organic materials, and meticulous attention to detail. This style lets the practical beauty of well-made pieces speak for themselves.
Defining Characteristics
- Handcrafted ceramics and custom woodwork
- Natural materials that celebrate raw texture
- Minimalist approach to styling
- Lighting featuring woven elements or forged iron
Bohemian
An eclectic and free-spirited approach to interior design that embraces individuality and creativity. Bohemian style is characterized by a rich mix of colors, layered patterns, globally inspired elements, and an unapologetically relaxed aesthetic.
Defining Characteristics
- Rich mix of textures, from rattan to velvet
- Warm, earthy color palettes
- Lush indoor plants and natural motifs
- Eclectic, globally-inspired lighting silhouettes
Casual
Casual décor prioritizes comfort, relaxation, and a lived-in feel. It's informal and laid-back, avoiding rigid setups in favor of soft textures, neutral tones, and highly functional furniture with simple, approachable lines.
Defining Characteristics
- Soft, inviting textures like linen and cotton
- Neutral, soothing color palettes
- Functional pieces with clean, simple lines
- Warm, diffused ambient lighting
Modern
Rooted in the early to mid-20th century, modern design focuses on function, simplicity, and a lack of clutter. It favors crisp, straight lines, an unadorned aesthetic, and the innovative use of materials like steel, glass, and concrete.
Defining Characteristics
- Crisp, straight lines and unadorned surfaces
- Monochromatic or high-contrast color palettes
- Use of industrial materials like steel and glass
- Statement lighting that acts as architectural sculpture
Coastal
Coastal design captures the breezy, relaxed feel of the beach without being overly literal. It maximizes natural light, utilizes a palette inspired by sand and sea, and incorporates natural textures to create a light, airy, and restorative environment.
Defining Characteristics
- Light, airy spaces that maximize natural light
- Color palettes of crisp whites, soft blues, and sandy neutrals
- Natural textures like jute, rattan, and weathered wood
- Lighting that feels breezy and organic
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