Interior Design Styles
Do you love your home, but are unsure how to decorate it? Do you know what your favorite style of interior design is? There are many different styles when it comes to interior design. Many styles come and go in and out of favor. Today we are going to look at a few design styles of the past that are enjoying a resurgence in popularity. Perhaps one of these will resonate with you!
Traditional
Example of Traditional Interior Design
Art Deco
Art Deco design was made popular in the roaring 20’s, but it is making a comeback! Elegant and functional, Art Deco emphasized modernity and machines. The themes and patterns of art deco symbolized technological progress. The look is bold and symmetrical, featuring patterns of trapezoids, zigzags, or triangles. Other bold images found in Art Deco include sunbursts, animal prints and jagged edges inspired by skyscrapers. Art Deco uses upscale fabrics on upholstery juxtaposed against metallic accessories. Colors often used in Art Deco include black, white, silver and gold along with bright yellow, green, blue, pink, and purple. Art Deco is opulent and bold! Today one might do an entire room in Art Deco, or simply add a few bold Art Deco elements to a room.
Example of Art Deco Interior Design
Mid Century Modern
Mid Century Modern design became popular in the mid-20th century and remains quite popular today. Unlike its predecessor, Art Deco, Mid Century Modern design is simplistic – focusing on clean lines and functionality. Mid Century furniture is often wooden – original pieces are often made from teak for its rich color and durability. Other popular woods include Oak and Rosewood. Furnishings are typically curved in shape with simple geometric lines and are highly functional. When designing a Mid Century Modern room, showcase the rich woods, but feel free to add bright pops of color! Popular Mid Century Modern colors include teal, pink, lime, pale blue, or light yellow juxtaposed against bolder colors such as olive, mustard yellow, burnt orange or brown.
Example of Mid Century Modern Interior Design
Scandinavian
Scandinavian design is elegantly minimalistic, combining beauty and function. Think simple lines, light spaces, and no clutter. It makes sense as harsh climates of Northern Europe long influenced Scandinavians to prefer utility over decoration. Scandinavian design incorporates modern furniture and minimal decor. It uses neutral colors and monochromes such as tan, white, and black with pops of colors you find in nature such as sage, gray, or blue. Materials are organic and natural, often consisting of wood, wool, and stone. You can create a Scandinavian design in an existing room using furniture, textiles, and lighting! Strip back the clutter to the essentials and aim for a peaceful, calming space.
Example of Scandinavian Interior Design
Perhaps one of these interior design styles speaks to you? If not, don’t worry! There are many more styles to choose from. Agape’s talented team of interior designers can help you discover your favorite style and create the perfect room to suit your design tastes! You do not need to remodel your home with Agape to use our interior design service and give your room a facelift! We can take on any interior design project, big or small. With the help of Agape’s Interior Design team, you will never want to leave your beautiful home, be it decorated in the comfortable Traditional, bold Art Deco or streamlined Mid Century Modern or Scandinavian style!
