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Bohemian Interior

Mix of styles: The freedom to mix and match is what makes the bohemian interior style so unique. It's all about a mix of global influences, vintage furniture, and handmade accessories. A wooden chair combined with a Persian rug? Perfect! The art lies in creating balance and avoiding chaos. By playing around…

SCANDINAVIAN INTERIOR

Neutral color palette: The basic colors of a Scandinavian interior are often light, neutral tones. Think white, beige, and sandy shades. To give this base a bit more character, you can incorporate black details or subtle accent colors. Soft pastels also find their way into this style. Both dining chairs and sofas are perfect for adding a touch of color...

MODERN INTERIOR

Modern materials. In a modern interior, the choice of certain materials forms the basis. Chrome, stainless steel, leather, plastic, and high-gloss surfaces are common. Want to add a touch of warmth? Add (dark) wood for more balance. A wooden coffee table, for example, can create this effect.

INDUSTRIAL INTERIOR

Rugged materials. The materials that suit this interior style are often raw and unfinished. Yet, industrial doesn't have to be cold. By combining these raw materials with warm wood or soft fabrics, you create balance in the space. An oak tabletop with a black metal base is the perfect example. Black...

COUNTRY INTERIOR

Country-Modern Interior: As the name suggests, this style is a variation on the typical country-style interior. By combining elements like wooden beams, weathered wood, and natural stone with clean lines, designer pieces, and modern art, a country-modern interior is created. By adding robust materials, you give the rustic base a...

ECLECTIC INTERIOR

Colors in this interior style. Do you find cheerful and bold colors appealing? With the eclectic style, you can go in any direction. Prefer a more subdued base? Then start with a few neutral browns or grays and combine them with one or two accent colors. Just be sure your eclectic interior isn't just random...

JAPANDI INTERIOR

Less is more. In the Japandi interior, one golden rule applies: no clutter. Everything has a purpose and is deliberately chosen. So avoid cluttered corners and unnecessary accessories. By surrounding yourself only with functional and well-thought-out furniture and accessories, you create a sense of calm and space. Choose a base with neutral colors like white, beige, etc.

CLASSIC INTERIOR

Colors and materials When you consider the color palette of a classic interior, you'll quickly find yourself drawn to dark, deep hues. Think navy blue or burgundy. To add a touch of luxury, you can add a touch of gold or marble. The use of materials within a classic interior design style is very important. Rich materials...

HOTEL CHIC INTERIOR

Colors with depth and warmth. To translate the luxury hotel ambiance into your own interior, start with a solid foundation. Neutral base colors like beige, gray, and sandy tones can be interspersed with darker hues. Think burgundy for a classic feel or dark blue for a luxurious look. You can add gold as an accent color, for example, in…