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However, if you are finding it difficult to choose a style for your home or you are not quite sure where the line between vintage and boho is, then today's post is just what you need! Here we will showcase some of the most popular styles of interior design, from which you can draw inspiration for the furnishing of your home. Enjoy ????
1. Industrial Style
As its name suggests, the industrial style is inspired by warehouses and large industrial buildings. It creates a specific feeling of an unfinished construction site, and is characterized by natural materials such as iron, steel, concrete, bricks and wood.
The industrial interior has a warm, neutral color range that derives from the main materials - wood and metals. You can add a focal point using one or two abstract works of art or photography to add a pinch of color to the otherwise neutral gray-brown palette.
The industrial style is reminiscent of the urban atmosphere and we would best characterize it as clean, masculine and minimalist.
This style of furniture is most certainly not recommended for small houses or apartments, as it requires spacious rooms to create the feeling of large industrial buildings. If you still want to give an industrial look to your home, you can do it with small details - decorative elements of raw metal, a metal bookshelf, brick wall or hanging metal lighting fixtures, for example.
2. Scandinavian Style, or what lies behind the Danish Hygge
The Scandinavian interior design pays homage to the simplicity of life demonstrated in the Scandinavian countries. It embodies the pursuit of functionality, efficiency and purity. Scandinavian style achieves a perfect balance between minimalism, efficiency and comfort.
This interior style is characterized by organic materials, bare ornaments and clean details. The color palette is predominantly black and white, most often in combination with gray and blue. Occasionally you can find shades of color for the focal points, most often added through textiles - such as a small blanket or rug.
Scandinavian furniture design is often presented as a work of art, although it is simple and clean. The furniture is functional and also has some interesting lines. The silhouettes and contours in the Scandinavian interior are more rounded and curved, which together with the organic textures creates a much cozier atmosphere even in the most minimal layouts and arrangements.
Spacious, natural lighting, fewer accessories and functional furniture most accurately characterize the Scandinavian interior.
3. La Vie Bohème
The Bohemian style is associated with free-thinking and freedom-loving people who express their personal philosophy of life, unbound by any norms of modern society. Their exceptional individuality is also manifested in the interior of their homes. Exquisitely unique, lush and bright, these interiors give rise to the specific design style known as "boho" or "boho-chic".
It allows complete freedom and strong individuality in the expression of personal tastes. Boho-style interiors are characterized by unique and surprisingly stylish combinations of objects, shapes, accessories and colors that at first seem to have nothing in common. This eclectic style may include a sleek chandelier paired with a worn Persian rug and a mid-20th century rattan chair. The Bohemian style is best defined through the quote "everything goes together as long as you love it".
Bohemian homes can incorporate vintage furniture and lighting fixtures, exotic textiles and rugs, as well as antiques from flea markets or sentimental items you bought when traveling. All kinds of poufs, beanbags and comfortable seating areas, vases and jars, arranged with decorative plants are characteristic for this style, as well as light and airy curtains.
4. Vintage
Contrary to popular belief, vintage style does not mean recreating the flea market at home. Not everything old has a retro charm ????. The Vintage style is a great solution for treasure hunters, collectors and connoisseurs of the retro style. It is said that the only limitation in this style may be your imagination.
Vintage fascinates and inspires with its fresh outlook on the past. Corroded steel, old boards and worn-out furniture take us back in time, giving our home a unique charm and coziness. The spirit of industrialism is woven into the warmth of the natural materials.
The colors in the interior are usually in light and neutral tones, and vivid, lively colors are used for accentuation and impact here as well. The decor in the vintage interior elevates the aesthetics and brings exquisite elegance to any room.
