Interior Design Final

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This interior design style took off around the turn of the 20th century. It rejected the factory-produced furnishings and decorative accents that prevailed at the time, embracing instead natural beauty and traditional craftsmanship. Key characteristics include rich wood tones, warm colors from nature, upholstery, art glass windows, leather and wood furnishings, natural flooring, Tiffany lighting, and warm metals.

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Arts and Crafts

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In this interior design style, there is often a focus on natural materials, handmade furniture and décor, and items with a distinctly organic form. It should feel welcoming and easy, with a color palette that's calming and traditional. Key characteristics include muted, neutral tones, wood grains, rugged lines and shapes, animal hides and fur, iron finishes, and a warm aesthetic.

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Rustic

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This interior design style is defined by its vintage, romantic or relaxed appearance. Key characteristics include chalk paint, distressed furniture, muted tones and whites, and ruffles. Loose, casual textiles, natural finishes and textures, and a weathered look are common for this style.

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Shabby Chic

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This is a popular style of décor that is based largely on 18th- and 19th-century European styles and conventional notions of what a home looks like. Key features include wood elements, warm tones, classic art, antique furniture, symmetry, upholstered furniture, and ornate fireplaces.

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Traditional

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This interior design style gathers its inspiration from the desert palette, Spanish textiles, adobe houses, ironwork, and nature. Leather, suede, and loads of texture in shades of rust, terra-cotta, cactus green, and bulky furnishings fill the space.

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Southwestern

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This interior design style is a minimal and clutter-free style that emphasizes airy spaces, natural light, muted colors, warm woods, and clean lines. The walls are almost always painted white. It pares back unnecessary clutter to focus on form, function, and simplistic beauty in home decor. With a heavy focus on functionality, this design style leans toward modernism and minimalism, while incorporating coziness. What is this design style?

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Scandinavian/ Modern

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This interior design style includes bright colors, bold leaf or flower patterns, and full of plants. Accessories are often botanical paintings, fun animal and bird pictures, and eclectic pieces. Natural textures like wood floors and rattan furniture help the room feel like a permanent vacation. What is this style?

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Tropical

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Key characteristics of this design style include exposed pipes and beams, wood and metal surfaces, and vintage furniture. It’s about proudly displaying the building materials that many try to conceal, resulting in a "warehouse" look. Often seen in loft apartments and modern homes. What design style is this?

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Industrial

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This interior design style emphasizes lighter tones in shades of blue, green, beige, and white to communicate a relaxed feel. It also embraces natural textures like rope, driftwood, or wicker with casual furnishings slipcovered in neutral layers to create a cozy interior while welcoming sisal rugs, sea glass details, and gauzy linen drapery.

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Coastal

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Elements of this interior design style include clean lines, muted tones, a combination of natural and manmade materials, graphic shapes, vibrant colors, and integrating indoor and outdoor motifs. It was popularized during the 1940s.

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Mid-Century Modern