Scandinavian

Inspired by the simplicity of life in Nordic countries, this style uses neutral colour pallets and textures from natural materials and fibers to give an earthy and relaxed tone to the room.

Industrial

Getting roots from old repurposed factories, Industrial style embraces exposed architectural structures, bricks, concrete, pipes, and uses metal and wood, especially rustic reclaimed wood, in its furniture. Cosiness can be added with weathered leather and linen upholstery.

Minimalist

Minimalist style focuses on simplicity of design and the essentials. The space feels airy with no extra clutter and decorations. The furniture uses clean lines, usually featuring natural materials and no extra ornaments.

Farmhouse

Farmhouse design refers to typical cottage in the countryside or a farm interior. It has a cosy inviting feel created by neutral colour palette and rustic elements. Farmhouse furniture is practical in form and function and is made to last. Common materials would be wood, stone, metal.

Glamorous

Glamorous interior decor is all about luxury, boldness, and sparkles! It may feature dazzling chandeliers and mirrored or glass furniture with crystal handles and shiny metal elements in gold or silver. Chairs with luxury velvet upholstery, tufts, studded detailing, animal patterns, crushed glass, glitter, and faux fur all add that extra bit of glam.

Contemporary

Contemporary furniture style is inspired by popular themes and trends at the current time and is constantly evolving. It borrows qualities from modernism, minimalism, Art Deco, and other global styles. Clean lines and organic silhouettes are also some of the prominent characteristics used in contemporary furniture styles.

Traditional

This style of furniture is inspired by European regal historical styles from the Victorian era. Traditional furniture usually features classic details, natural materials such as dark finished wood, rich colour pallets often with floral designs or plain upholstery, and carved cabriole legs.

Modern

Modern style is not to be mistaken with contemporary. This style was born in 19th century, with roots in both German and Scandinavian design. As a rebellion against ornate designs that were popular before, modern style features clean sleek straight lines, neutral colours, smooth shiny surfaces, minimalist features.

Art Deco

First introduced in the 1920's, Art deco furniture is characterized by symmetrical and clean lines, combining traditional craftsmanship with modern machinery and materials. It is a distinctive and over the top style that stands out with its rich, exotic materials and colours and bold, geometric patterns in its luxurious designs.

Shabby Chic

Shabby Chic style furniture is seen as soft, feminine and pretty, usually featuring distressed and rustic features and generally having light colour schemes such as white, beige, cream and pastel colours. Furniture is usually wooden and the paint tends to have antique-style finishes so that the furniture looks like pretty vintage pieces.