Interior Design Styles:
There is many different interior design styles, which you can define and choose the most
Appropriated for you.
1-Modern Style:
By 1920, several characters such as Frank Lloyd Wright in Chicago, Josef Hoffmann in Vienna and Charles Rennie Mackintosh in Glasgow, pointed to a new direction in architecture and decorative arts, which were based on the integrated and orderly design.
The interiors in the late twenties and thirties were also influenced by Art Deco. Woods such as ebony or brown skin is enriched with silver and ivory.
In the thirties, the Bauhaus dominated in Europe and North America, with variations on each continent in terms of technology.
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2-Minimalism Style:
The minimalism is characterized by extreme simplicity of its shapes, clean lines, neutral colors and open spaces in an environment of balance and harmony.
First of all open spaces are privileged, preferably high, and free. It also avoids the cacophony, repetition and redundancy any visual. It could be considered an “anti baroque” aesthetic. Everything should be smooth, calm and order, no clutter with excesses and exaggerations, Sobriety without ornamentation.
3-Zen style:
Zen, through simplicity, seeks to achieve harmony and tranquility necessary to require these modern times. West finds peace in his philosophy by adopting the design of interiors and gardens, with a minimum number of ordered spaces, bright colors and simple lines.
The Zen looks away from the excessive ornamentation and the “baroque”. The balance achieved is given by a few objects, natural materials and the presence of aromas.
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4-Retro style:
This style is based on a return to past patterns and designs, incorporating current technological advances. The merger of the “neo” and “vintage” produce decorative retro style. achieving a retro-style interior is made of the characteristics of high current decor.
5-Rustic Style:
It is is characterized of the use of quality materials and natural under-treated, such as wood, wicker or mat, applied to objects and utensils, walls and floors. also the crafts and fabrics are given in bright colors. It can be simple or sophisticated style, avoiding overloaded environments.
6-Classic style:
It is based on the conservative bourgeois house of the past century. it depends on traditional materials that give warmth and comfort such as plus prints, plants, walls, cornices, curtains and decorations large delicate. The colors used are garnets, green, dark reds and browns.
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