4 types of interior design: Which aesthetic suits your home?

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You know that feeling when you walk into a space, and everything just works? Well, it’s perhaps because there is a consistent interior design style. Interior design is key to boosting the aesthetic appeal and functionality of a given space, which will in turn, create a beautiful and relaxing environment. Whether you’re a lover of interiors or just trying to find your own unique style, read on!

Japandi

A fusion of Japanese and Scandinavian design, Japandi interiors embrace minimalism and natural materials. To achieve this look opt for a neutral colour palette, clean lines and open-plan living. It’s all about creating a zen-like space that evokes comfort and tranquillity. Think natural elements like greenery, wood, bamboo and rattan details. This trend became increasingly popular in 2022 and we think it’s here to stay.

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Modern Mediterranean

There’s something so admirable about modern Mediterranean design. Inspired by the lifestyle and coastline by the Mediterranean sea, it’s a style that you can’t get enough of. It’s warm neutral colour palette and the use of arches and curves promotes softness around every corner. Key elements of this design include venetian plastered walls and organic shapes. And don’t be afraid to add some beautiful terracotta or patterned tiles to incorporate a rustic feel.

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Industrial

Commonly seen in loft style apartments, modern homes and commercial spaces, the industrial look embodies raw and unfinished elements. The easiest way to achieve this style is through polished concrete, exposed brick and pipes, high ceilings and large windows. We suggest sticking to dark neutral colours and opting for furniture made with wood, metal or leather. And why not add some industrial style pendants to complete the look.

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Hamptons

Renowned for its coastal style living paired with laid-back luxury, it’s no wonder Hampton style homes are one of the most popular styles around. There’s an immediate sense of elegance and relaxation as soon as you walk in the door. Hampton interiors are known for their shaker style kitchens, wooden floors and neutral furnishings. It’s also best to opt for light cool tones, including crisp whites and greys, and don’t be afraid to add accents of pastel blue or sage green. And if you don’t live by the seaside, don’t worry, Hampton style homes are also perfectly suited for more regional locations too.

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As you can see, each interior design style has it’s own unique aesthetic and perhaps we included a style that you haven’t heard of before. When it comes to interiors, we suggest choosing your favourite style, understanding the colours and elements involved and then keeping the theme consistent. And remember, your home is a space that should reflect you.