Sustainable style

While few people fit perfectly into one design style, an understanding of what you like and what feels right in your home can be helpful. If you appreciate a lot of interior design styles and can’t figure out how to blend them together or just have no idea whatsoever what your design style is, this article is for you. We’ll review some of the major interior design styles, help you determine what feels right for you, and give you the first tips on how to get started bringing your style to life.

As news regarding the state of our planet becomes more dire, many of us look for new ways to improve the sustainability of our lifestyles. We find it hopeful to see sustainable interior design trends growing and becoming more top of mind among shoppers and the larger interior design industry.

Biophilic interior design is an approach to designing indoor spaces that incorporate elements of nature to create a more harmonious and supportive environment for people.

The goal of holistic interior design is create a space that has a positive impact on physical, mental, and emotional health of the people in it. Because of this focus on health, holistic interior design is sometimes called wellbeing interior design – it’s a focus on creating spaces that support a person’s overall quality of life.

From soft blush tones to vibrant bubblegum shades, pink is a versatile and playful color that can be used in so many ways.

Check out the mid-century modern classics and learn more about manufacturers working in this style today.

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