Coastal, Industrial, Minimalist... and the list goes on. How to decorate our dream home has always become a challenge we about to decorate one. Sometimes it may lack of word and vocabulary to explain how we want our home to be designed. There are so many types to choose from and it can be headache to choose the right one.
This is why it is important to learn and understand a little bit about each of the styles and what are the different from each and another.
- Coastal Design
A beach side house or a summer getaway house, Coastal interior design is always the perfect one to beat the summer heat. The common features are the big window to draw in the natural sunlight and light ( mostly white colour paint based) paint complemented with mostly light blue paint to make the room relaxed and comfortable. The furniture is always white as well. One of the favorite element is faded wood.
- Modern Design
Modern is a broad design term that typically refers to a home with clean, crisp lines, a simple colour palette and the use of materials that can include metal, glass and steel. Modern design tend to simplify every element. Everything is sharp and clean.
- Industrial Design
There’s a sense of unfinished rawness in many of the elements, it is common to see rusty looked metal, wood, cement looked wall or exposed brick in industrial design. The signature element of industrial interior design is the presence of features that people typically try and conceal.
- Minimalist
"Less is more" It takes some element of modern design and yet further simplifies them. The perfect way to define minimalist is it's sense of functionality and super ultra- clean lines. With less mess to swim through and rationally process, the beauty of each piece of furniture in the home really do starts to stand out.
