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Glam
Dating back to the 1930s, hollywood glam interiors tend to be a mix of art deco and mid-century modern. Design features like high gloss finishes, mirrored finishes, and velvets achieve this sexy yet sophisticated look.
Scandinavian interior
Light, Airy, and Organic. This style gives off a relaxing and inviting vide. Key features include ashy color woods, white walls, and cozy textiles.
Contemporary coastal
This style is a wonderful blend of sleek modern design with a beachy, coastal design. Key features include natural materials and textures, bold statements with a neutral backdrop. Touch of coastal colors of course.
Midcentury Modern
A classic and a timeless style. Features consist of an indoor-outdoor elements, living with rich walnuts, leathers, and metals. This was the post-war America, breaking out of the traditional barriers and diving into the modern era.
Art Deco
Think Miami Beach in the 1920s/1930s and even still today. This style features curved lines, funky jagged fixtures, and lots of metals. Huge pops of colors with unique patterns and oversized furniture.
Coastal
A coastal space makes note of its natural environment. Features consist of whites, beiges, and blues to resemble the sandy beach and sunny blue skies. Painted and distressed furniture with accented jute, wicker, and raw woods create a lax atmosphere.
Modern
Modern design reflects a specific time period (mid 20th century). This is a mix of scandinavian, mid-century modern, and post-modern design. Features consist of a mixture of elements such as chromes, glass, and minimal accessories, while providing bold colorful accents.