Do you know what your design style is? How would you describe it? This doesn’t come easy for everyone and some design styles contain similar elements. In this design style blog series, I’ll break down the key elements of my favorite design styles to help you identify your preferred style.
From seashell decor to coral prints, everyone has a different picture of what coastal design means. In this post, I explain elements of this style and tips for how to decorate a coastal-inspired room.
Do you love to travel or collect vintage decor? What’s exciting about Bohemian Design style is the opportunity to be creative with color, pattern, and texture combinations that are unique to you. In this post, I explain elements of this design style.
Elegant, classic, and timeless. If these words describe the look you’re after, you may prefer Transitional Design style for your home. This style blends traditional and contemporary furniture, feminine and masculine styles. In this post, I explain the elements that are used in the Transitional Design style.
With clean lines and organic shapes, this style can work well when mixed with other styles. You might recognize a Mid Century Modern piece of furniture by its tapered legs, which are one of the common elements. In this blog post, I’ll go into more detail about how to decorate in this design style.
A blend of modern, low profile furniture and rustic decor – these are features of Industrial Design style. A few common decor materials used include metal pipes, Edison bulbs, and reclaimed wood. In this blog post, I explain the elements that are used in Industrial Design style.
This is one of my favorite design styles because it offers a curated look, combining pieces to create a space that is stylish and not overly done. In this post, I explain the key elements of this sophisticated design style.
