Scandinavian

Best for: Urban apartments, small spaces, and those seeking a calm, clutter-free environment.

Scandinavian Design

Use natural materials like wool, leather, and linen.
Incorporate indoor plants for a touch of greenery.
Opt for simple, clean-lined furniture.
Add warmth with textured throws and rugs.

Modern

Best for: Contemporary homes, city apartments, and those who appreciate sleek aesthetics.

Modern Design

Incorporate sculptural furniture pieces.
Use materials like glass, steel, and concrete.
Add pops of colour through artwork or accessories.
Ensure ample natural light with large windows.

Farmhouse / Modern Farmhouse

Best for: Country homes, suburban houses, and those desiring a cozy, nostalgic feel.

Farmhouse Design

Use reclaimed wood for furniture and accents.
Incorporate open shelving with mason jars and vintage dishes.
Add farmhouse sinks and industrial lighting fixtures.
Use soft, muted colours like whites, grays, and pastels.

Bohemian (Boho)

Best for: Creative individuals, artists, and those who appreciate a free-spirited atmosphere.

Boho Design

Mix and match furniture from different eras.
Use colourful rugs, cushions, and throws.
Incorporate plants and hanging planters.
Add personal items like travel souvenirs and artwork.

Industrial

Best for: Loft apartments, urban settings, and those who appreciate a raw, edgy aesthetic.

Industrial Design

Use metal and wood furniture.
Incorporate Edison bulb lighting fixtures.
Expose pipes and ducts for an authentic look.
Use large, open shelving units.

Mid-Century Modern

Best for Retro enthusiasts, modern homes, and those who appreciate timeless design.

Mid-Century Modern

Use furniture with tapered legs and simple silhouettes.
Incorporate geometric patterns in textiles.
Add statement lighting fixtures like Sputnik chandeliers.
Use materials like teak, walnut, and glass.

Japandi

Best for Small spaces, urban apartments, and those seeking tranquillity and simplicity.

Japandi

Use light wood furniture with clean lines.
Incorporate shoji screens and tatami mats.
Add indoor plants like bonsai or bamboo.
Use neutral colours with occasional dark accents.

Traditional Indian

Best for Cultural enthusiasts, traditional homes, and those who appreciate heritage aesthetics.

Traditional Indian

Use carved wooden furniture and traditional fabrics.
Incorporate textiles like silk cushions and kantha quilts.
Add brass lamps and statues.
Use vibrant colours like deep reds, golds, and oranges.

Kerala Style

Best for Tropical climates, traditional homes, and those seeking cultural authenticity.

Kerala Style

Use teak wood furniture and pillars.
Incorporate brass lamps and urulis.
Add traditional Kerala mural paintings.
Use terracotta tiles and natural materials.

European

Best for Grand homes, those who appreciate classical aesthetics, and luxury interiors.

European

Use antique furniture and chandeliers.
Incorporate tapestries and classical artwork.
Add luxurious fabrics like velvet and silk.
Use a neutral colour palette with gold accents.

European Traditional

Best for Palatial homes, those who appreciate opulence, and classical European design.

European Traditional

Use carved wooden furniture and gilded mirrors.
Incorporate heavy drapery and Persian rugs.
Add crystal chandeliers and brass fixtures.
Use deep colours like burgundy, navy, and gold.

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