Types of home interiors

When building a home, people's primary concern is finding the right interior options for their house. People struggle unearthing interior vocabulary and terms to let their designer know which interior style they want. To solve your problem, we are here to guide you about all the old and modern types. The interior design industry is so vast that you'll find many options if you go in details. Traditional, Modern, Minimalist, Contemporary, Industrial, Mid Century Modern, Rustic, Vintage, Bohemian and many others are on the list. Everyone has different preferences according to their likings. Some people enjoy the combination of two or more styles. Before starting your interior design project, you must have a brief knowledge of all styles.

The traditional style has the influence of old-school European styles with heavy and elegant furniture and fittings. The modern style has hints of clean and simple colour palettes using materials such as glass and metals. If we look into the minimalist style, famous here in Australia; it uses modern style concepts with a simple touch. The key difference distinguishing modern and contemporary design style is that modern is a strict portrayal of design in the 20th century. Contrastingly, contemporary is more fluid and can represent a sense of currency with less constancy to one specific style. In 'Industrial style', they use concepts from the warehouse or an urban loft. If we look into the 'Mid Century Modern', "fussy-free" was the central theme using simple fabrications and easy-to-use contemporary designs. Rustic design refers to using raw and often unfinished elements, including wood and stone.