Contemporary
A popular modern style, which incorporates both clean lines and comfort, an interior design style that is current, modern and ever changing. Contemporary style is both practical and beautiful and the key is to ensure the end product does not look stark and impersonal.
The key features of this interior style…Furniture tends to show exposed legs to help create a feeling of space whilst other materials like glass and metal are also popular. I suggest balancing out the feeling of space with beautifully textured fabrics, weaves or linens and if at all possible, I love to introduce one old piece of furniture.
Coastal
Coastal style incorporates all the things we love about being beside the sea, the interior should feel light and breezy. With a colour palette drawn from pale blue skies, shells, sand and wildflowers.
The key features of this interior style…White walls take centre stage, with soft blues, creams khakis and subtle greys. The use of a natural texture, like wood is a must to create this look.
Shabby Chic
If you love vintage, you are in for a treat as the shabby chic interiors style features vintage furnishings and details that recreate the old-fashioned flea market look. There are plenty of places in Brighton where you can search out those must have pieces to create this interior design style.
Urban interiors
A chic style that embraces modern warehouse conversions and loft environments as a foundation. It’s a softer, more comfortable look than industrial design styles and it makes the most of small spaces to create functional and practical living.
Scandinavian
Scandinavian design is identified by its simplicity, minimalism and functionality, emerging in the early 20th century. It’s a design style offshoot from the mid – century contemporary movement which became extremely popular throughout the five Nordic countries.
The key features of this interior style…Rooms tend to boast white walls to emphasize light, a neutral colour palette with pops of colour and natural textures such as wood and stone.
Mid-century modern
The mid 1900’s produced some of the most iconic pieces of modern design furniture, still much admired and sought after. Defined by clean lines, organic forms and high functionality, this style of interior design has an undeniable timeless appeal.
While some homeowners commit to a full mid-century modern home, its easy to infuse this look into your living space with a few simple pieces.
Eclectic interiors
This interior design style is about breaking all the rules and having fun. It acquires ideas from a variety of eras, styles and trends. To create the best eclectic look, it is still important to have a feeling of form and stability, a cohesive mix of modern, traditional, texture and colours
Industrial
Industrial style is an aesthetic trend in interior design styles that uses elements from old factories or industrial spaces, that with time have been converted into living spaces. Typically, industrial interiors feature the use of exposed steel, distressed wood components, often combined with exposed brick walls.
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