Interior design comes in a range of formats and arrangements and sometimes it gets confusing which one will be best for your home. You may leave knowing what sets an interior design style apart to the professionals but this knowledge may be a lot handier than you might realize. Here are four basic interior design references for your next home project.
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1. Modern
Modern designs are well suited for small spaces, as they amplify the illusion of space. Modern is a broad term that typically refers to homes with clean, crisp lines and simple color palette. Materials commonly used are metal, glass, and steel.
2. Contemporary
Modern and contemporary are two styles that are frequently used interchangeably. But contemporary design focuses on the present trend. It refers to the design trends of the moment.
3. Industrial
The industrial style draws inspiration from a warehouse or urban loft. There’s a sense of unfinished rawness in many of the elements. You get the rugged feel from exposed brick, ductwork, and wood.
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4. Scandinavian
Scandinavian is all about simplicity as demonstrated in Nordic countries. Scandinavian furniture often feels like art, although it is simple and inexpensive. It focuses on the functionality of furniture. The other common characteristic of these type of design is its all-white color palette.
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