Trends come and go, and that is why it’s crutial to always have an eye of what’s going on on the design field, if you’re a true design aficionado! Some design styles can be self-explanatory, such as Bohemian or Contemporary, however even those can get tricky when it comes to put together a room with those styles. Some interior design styles were inspired by historical and cultural factors, Art Déco for instance, and others are a mix of different aesthetics such as European Classic Style. Don’t feel confused, because Vintage Industrial Style Blog is about to reveal the top 6 Interior Design Styles you need to know now and we’ll explain the basic rules! Get ready for this design school session! 

If you’re finding too hard to tell the difference between, for example, minimalistic décor and mid-century modern, don’t worry, because we’ll help you out here! Mid-century modern is a style that does the perfect balance between the trends of the past, bringing the elegance of the fifties, while adding a bold element from the present aesthetics. Minimalistic design often leans on what Scandinavian designers were doing in that period.

With so many options, sometimes it can get even harder to identify our personal style and put together a room that reflects who we are. Interiors are an imporant part of our lives, and it’s essential to feel relaxed, safe, so we cancall our house ‘home’.

You can be an eclectic person, or someone that hates following the rules and loves mix matching different design pieces – in that case, we would say that Bohemian Style is the one that fits you better! Read on to see the most important design styles to know right now, with their key characteristics and some insights!

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#1 SCANDINAVIAN MINIMALISM

Billy Table Lamp

Scandinavian Design is deeply rooted in place, it was a style that started on Denmark, Sweden, and Norway, and it follows clean lines, materials such as bentwood or other natural ones are chosen, it’s a sleek, and sophisticated design. Curved wishbone chairs are very common in this style. We can say that Weno Saarinen or Hans Wegner are two big names of Nordic design.

Billy Table Lamp

#2 VINTAGE INDUSTRIAL STYLE

Diana XL Floor Lamp

Vintage Industrial Style is the perfect mix between elegance and the typical American loft design! Brick walls, unfinished look walls, concrete walls or floor are very common, while paired up with sleek design curated pieces.

#5 ECLECTIC

Abbey Floor Lamp

“Artistic, creative, and free-spirited, this style is at times tough to characterize because it makes use of a little bit of everything—but that’s where its magic lies. Combining and juxtaposing furnishings from different periods and traditions while also incorporating color and plenty of personality, eclectic style homes just feel like an instant insight into a home’s owner—and history, as designer Lily Brown points out”, MyDomaine

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Abbey Floor Lamp

#6 NEW MEDITERRANEAN

Hanna Pendant Lamp

Mediterranean-style homes have specific characteristics that differentiate them from all other styles. You can find Mediterranean homes mostly in warm-weather locations, which is pretty logical as they include many warm and earthy colors. Someone who loves simple, elegant, and authentic spaces, will admire this style even more.

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Hanna Pendant Lamp

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