5 Interior Design Styles You Can Consider For Your Home

By Amanda on 11 Oct 2019

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Amanda enjoys writing about fashion and lifestyle (even though she can't dress and has no life). She is also a self-professed cheese, mala and sparkling water lover.

Are you looking to renovate your house or waiting for a new BTO? Before you start renovating proper, you should decide on a particular interior design style you are comfortable with. This makes it easier when you are choosing a colour scheme or the furniture to put in your home.

We have curated these 5 interior design styles as they are easy to put together and are very popular now with new homeowners. Be your own ID and decorate your own home!

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#1 Scandinavian

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This style is gaining popularity for its clean and simple look. For a Scandinavian-themed house, minimalism is key so remember to declutter. Stick to light woods and colours with simple accents and greenery. Go for wood flooring and maximise the usage of natural lighting in your home.

#2 Rustic

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For a rustic home, you want to go for a raw and unpolished look. Try dark woods and a neutral colour palette to balance out the wooden tones. Choose chunky furniture with unrefined edges and accents inspired by nature and animals to bring out the whole rustic look.

#3 Contemporary Modern

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Contemporary and modern homes are usually the go-to for interior design as it is timeless and classic. Go for furniture with clean lines and colours that are more muted for a chic look that will stand the test of time.

#4 Bohemian

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If you are into frilly stuff and making your home colourful, the Bohemian style may be just for you. Think drapes, bold designs and elaborate patterns that you can incorporate into your home. Use vintage, rustic furniture pieces and colourful accent items such as tapestries and throws to spruce up the place.

#5 Industrial

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If the sleek and raw style of a factory is one you want to replicate in your home, you should try out the industrial design. This style is great for small houses as it works well with open floor plans. Accent the dark woods and black and gold metal with exposed pipes, brick walls, and leather furniture.

Did any of these interior decor style catch your eye? Share this post with your bae or a friend who wants to renovate their house soon!

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