Popular styles in Interior Design
 1. Mid-Century Modern
 2. Industrial
 3. Nautical
 4. Scandinavian
 5. Bohemian
 6. Farmhouse
 7. Urban Modern
 8. Shabby Chic

Mid-Century Modern
Refined lines, minimalist silhouettes, and natural shapes.

Neutral to bold, and a graphic use of
black and white.
Natural or organic shapes such
as “egg-shaped” chair, easy-to-
use contemporary designs and
simple fabrications.

Industrial
 It emphasizes liberal use of exposed steel with
distressed wooden elements, frequently
complemented by exposed brick walls.
 Includes copper-tone
accents.

Nautical
 Warm, relaxing, and positive.
 Reflects the New England
beach house spirit.
 Based on white or sand colored
foundation, with blue as the
primary accent color.

Unfinished wood in its tables or chairs,
combined with chic linen upholstery

Scandinavian
 Gentle contours, playful accent colors, and a
balance of engineered and organic materials.
 A great majority of Scandinavian
interiors use white with gray tones
as the foundation colors.

Bohemian
 Creative application of rich patterns
and vibrant colors, especially those
with red or purple tones.
 purposefully “messy” look. Layer on
textiles (throws, pillows, rugs, tapestry)
for a warm ambience.

Farmhouse
 Modern approach to cabin-inspired
interior design.
 Color-wise, it is similar to nautical
decor with mostly white and beige
base colors.
 Turquoise or light yellow

Urban Modern
 Larger furniture (sofas, beds, etc.)
tends to be uniformly sleek with
low-profile.
 Decorative accents (pillows, mirrors,
end tables, etc.) in urban decor often
demands artistic and creative
Expression.

Shabby Chic
 Vintage elements to recreate the
antique flea market look.
 Soft and opulent, often with an
affected feel.
 White, ecru and pastel