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INDEXART DÉCO ART NOUVEAU BOHO / BOHEMIAN CLASSIC TRADITIONAL COASTAL / NAUTICAL COLONIAL CONTEMPORARY ECLECTIC ETHNIC / TRIBALSCANDINAVIAN / NORDIC FARMHOUSE / COUNTRY INDUSTRIAL JAPANDI MEDITERRANEAN MID-CENTURY MODERN MINIMALIST RUSTIC SHABBY CHIC VINTAGE / RETRO WABI-SABI CONCLUSION040608101214161820222426283032343638404244

INTRODUCTIONIn this style book, I will show you all the possible styles you can choose from, so that designing it will be easier and you'll have a clearer idea of what you want for your home. I will try to make everything detailed but easy to understand, to improve your understanding of what each style consists of and make your decision easier when choosing how you want your dream home to look.

Art DécoMaterials: Polished hardwoods (ebony, walnut), marble, brass, bronze, beveled glass, and chrome finishes. Furniture: Robust pieces with symmetrical silhouettes, rounded edges, lacquered fronts, and velvet or leather upholstery. Lighting: Geometric chandeliers, carved glass sconces, bronze bases, and opaque glass lampshades.

Art DécoPlants: Kentia palm, Chamaedorea, Ficus elastica, Snake plant (Sansevieria), and Monstera in metallic or glazed ceramic pots. Colors: Gold, black, night blue, emerald green, burgundy, and ivory accents. Details: Sunburst mirrors, geometric patterns (chevron, fan motifs), bas-reliefs, and metallic wallpaper

Materials: Curved wrought iron, hand-carved wood with organic shapes, blown glass, stained glass, and ceramics.Art Nouveau Furniture: Artisanal furniture with sinuous legs, backs featuring botanical motifs, and detailed marquetry. Lighting: Tiffany-style lamps with polychrome glass shades, flower- shaped pendants, and cast bronze bases.

Plants: English ivy (Hedera helix), Boston fern, Maidenhair fern, String of pearls (Senecio rowleyanus), and climbing philodendrons.Art Nouveau Details: Colorful stained glass, "whiplash" curved ironwork, floral moldings, and ornate tiles. Colors: Soft earth tones, olive green, mustard, cobalt blue, and dusty rose.

Boho / BohemianMaterials: Natural fibers (jute, wicker, rattan), macramé, weathered wood, terracotta, and embroidered textiles. Furniture: Vintage or wicker pieces, leather poufs, low beds, open shelving, and hammocks or hanging chairs. Plants: Urban jungle; Monstera deliciosa, pothos, cacti, succulents, String of hearts (Ceropegia), Calathea, Spider plant, and Trade- scantia. Lighting: Wicker or bamboo pendants, warm string lights, and carved metal lanterns.

Boho / BohemianColors: Neutral base (terracotta, beige) combined with vivid accents like turquoise, magenta, and mustard yellow. Details: Wall macramé hangings, layered rugs, fringed cushions, and travel souvenirs.

Classic TraditionalMaterials: Dark woods (mahogany, cherry), marble, brocade, silk, crystal, and antique bronze. Furniture: Louis XV or Queen Anne dressers, Chesterfield sofas, turned- leg tables, and wooden display cabinets. Lighting: Crystal chandeliers, metal- arm sconces, and table lamps with silk lampshades.

Classic TraditionalPlants: Ficus benjamina, white orchids, Peace lily (Spathiphyllum), English boxwood indoors, and symmetrical floral arrangements in porcelain vases. Colors: Burgundy, forest green, navy blue, cream, gold, and walnut shades Details: Plaster crown moldings, ornate gold-framed paintings, gilt mirrors, and heavy drapery.

Materials: Bleached or whitewashed wood, linen, cotton, jute, hemp rope, and clear glass.Coastal / Nautical Furniture: Plush sofas with washable cotton slipcovers, light wood coffee tables, and wicker armchairs. Lighting: Glass lanterns, lamps with glass bases or demijohns, and fine linen lampshades.

Plants: Parlor palms, Areca palms, Pampas grass (Cortaderia), ponytail palm (Beaucarnea), and coastal succulents.Coastal / Nautical Details: Decorative seashells, subtle nets, jute rugs, nautical stripes, and wooden oars. Colors: Pure white, ultramarine blue, sky blue, sandy beige, and coral accents.

ColonialMaterials: Solid tropical hardwoods (teak, mahogany, iroko), rattan, leather, linen, and wrought iron. Furniture: Canopy beds, wooden rocking chairs with cane seating, leather travel trunks, and wooden louvered shutters. Plants: Large indoor palms, tree ferns, Ficus lyrata, Bird of Paradise (Strelitzia nicolai), and broad-leaf tropical plants. Lighting: Ceiling fans with integrated light kits, iron lanterns, and metal sconces with fabric shades.

ColonialColors: Off-white, ochre, mahogany brown, jungle green, and terracotta tones. Details: Framed vintage maps, wooden slat blinds, brass-trimmed trunks, and lightweight linens.

Contemporary Materials: Tempered glass, polished steel, concrete, resins, recycled materials, and textured upholstery (like bouclé). Furniture: Clean-profile furniture, low- profile modular sofas, sculptural-base tables, and modern accent chairs. Lighting: Integrated LED strips, minimalist or sculptural pendant lamps, and adjustable track lighting.

Contemporary Plants: Ficus lyrata, Sansevieria, ZZ plant (Zamioculcas zamiifolia), Rubber tree, and Alocasia in concrete or fiberglass planters. Colors: Gray, white, black, taupe, and punchy accents in saturated tones (mustard, terracotta, or forest green). Details: Large-scale abstract art, modern sculptures, open floor plans, and clutter- free surfaces.

Materials: Free mix of metals, contrasting woods, designer plastics, patterned fabrics, and natural stone. Eclectic Furniture: A mix of dining chairs in different styles, modern sofas paired with vintage coffee tables. Lighting: Arc floor lamps combined with industrial sconces or retro crystal chandeliers.

Plants: A diverse mix of species—Begonia maculata, Monstera, Pothos, Cacti, and Ferns—in mismatched pots of varying heights and materials. Colors: No strict rules, but unified by a 3- to-4 color palette to tie different elements together. Details: Gallery walls with varied frames, collectible decor, and contrasting historic eras. Eclectic

Ethnic / Tribal Materials: Terracotta, carved stone, raw wood, animal hides/leather, handwoven fibers, and wool. Furniture: Hand-carved wooden benches, leather stools, tree-trunk side tables, and artisanal wooden stools. Lighting: Bark lamps, woven fiber shades, and carved metal lanterns casting dim patterns.

Ethnic / Tribal Plants: Cacti, Agaves, Aloes, Jade plants, desert succulents, and dried pampas or floral stalks. Colors: Terracota, clay, ochre, charcoal black, deep brown, and warm spice tones. Details: Tribal wall masks, clay urns, geometric textiles (like mudcloth or kilims), and woven baskets.

Scandinavian / Nordic Materials: Light woods (pine, birch, light oak), wool, linen, matte ceramics, and cotton. Furniture: Functional designs with tapered wooden legs, light gray fabric sofas, and nesting coffee tables. Lighting: Nordic pendant lights (white metal or pale wood), soft indirect lighting, and candles

Scandinavian / Nordic Plants: Pothos, Pilea peperomioides, Monstera, String of pearls, and dried eucalyptus branches in simple vases. Colors: Dominant white, light gray, beige, natural wood, and muted pastel accents. Details: Chunky knit blankets, plush cushions, botanical or typographic art prints, and cozy fireplaces.

Materials: Reclaimed or distressed wood, black wrought iron, galvanized metal, linen, and glazed ceramics. Furniture: Trestle dining tables made of thick wood, sliding barn doors, open kitchen hutch shelving, and overstuffed sofas. Lighting: Barn lantern pendants, simple black metal chandeliers, and industrial flush mounts.Farmhouse / Country

Plants: Eucalyptus sprigs, lavender, potted olive trees, rosemary, and kitchen herb gardens. Colors: Warm white, cream, soft gray, matte black iron accents, and weathered wood. Details: Wooden typography signs, mason jars, wire baskets, and exposed vintage dishware.Farmhouse / Country

Materials: Exposed brick, polished concrete, exposed steel beams, black iron, salvaged wood, and distressed leather. Furniture: Aged leather Chesterfield sofas, cart-wheel industrial tables, and iron pipe shelving units. Lighting: Workshop pendants, exposed filament bulbs (Edison bulbs), and metal cage lamps hung by heavy chains. Industrial

Plants: Sansevieria, large column cacti, Zamioculcas, Cast iron plant (Aspidistra), and ponytail palms in metal or concrete pots. Colors: Concrete gray, black, leather brown, brick red, and rust tones. Details: Exposed plumbing and ductwork, oversized factory wall clocks, framed vintage patents, and metal lettering. Industrial

Japandi Furniture: Low-slung furniture, ultra- clean lines, tatami-inspired beds, and slatted wooden room dividers. Materials: Light wood (oak, bamboo), handcrafted ceramics (wabi-sabi), rice paper, linen, jute, and smooth river stone. Lighting: Rice paper pendants (Noguchi style), minimalist wooden sconces, and soft ambient lighting.

Japandi Plants: Bonsai tree, sculptural dried branches, bamboo, single Monstera leaf in a ceramic vessel, and Japanese maple saplings. Colors: Beige, sand, warm gray, off-white, pale wood, and touches of black or moss green. Details: Clutter-free spaces, handmade imperfect pottery, modern Shoji screens, and strict spatial order.

Materials: White plaster, whitewash, terracotta tiles, hydraulic floor tiles, natural stone, and rustic timber.Mediterranean Furniture: Built-in masonry furniture (plaster benches/shelves), loose- cushioned sofas, and wrought iron or raw wood accent pieces. Lighting: Iron lanterns, perforated ceramic wall sconces, and lamps woven from esparto grass or rattan.

Plants: Dwarf olive trees in terracotta pots, bougainvillea, lavender, lemon trees, and red geraniums. Details: Handpainted tiles, breezy white linen curtains, earthenware clay pitchers, and arched wall niches. Colors: Chalky white, cobalt/ultramarine blue, terracotta, olive green, and sunny yellow. Mediterranean

Materials: Walnut and teak woods, fiberglass, molded plywood, brass, and vinyl. Furniture: Iconic pieces with tapered or splayed legs, low-slung walnut credenzas, and Eames or Womb-style lounge chairs. Lighting: Sputnik chandeliers, arc floor lamps, mushroom table lamps, and articulated brass sconces.Mid-Century Modern

Plants: Monstera, Ficus elastica, Dracaena, Swiss cheese vine, and Snake plants in raised mid-century plant stands. Colors: Mustard yellow, olive green, burnt orange, petrol blue, paired with deep walnut wood. Details: Wood-paneled accent walls, retro geometric textiles, slatted room dividers, and abstract canvas art.Mid-Century Modern

Materials: Smooth concrete, glass, stainless steel, matte lacquer, and seamless resins. Furniture: Integrated multi- functional furniture, sleek armless sofas, and handleless flat-panel cabinetry. Lighting: Recessed LED strip profiles, cove lighting, flush spotlights, and complete absence of decorative lamps. Minimalist

Plants: Highly restrained; either no plants or a single architectural specimen (Sansevieria or Horsetail reed) in a plain pot. Colors: Monochromatic scheme: pure white, deep black, gray, and subtle neutral undertones. Details: Seamless walls with minimal or no artwork, fully concealed cables, and hidden storage systems. Minimalist

Materials: Unpolished raw stone, solid knotted log timber, clay, heavy wrought iron, and thick wool. Furniture: Slab wood tables, rough- hewn wooden benches, rustic pine wardrobes, and stone-clad fireplaces. Plants: Native mountain flora, wood ferns, ivy, pothos, and potted evergreens in traditional clay pots.Lighting: Tree-branch or stone-base lamps, heavy iron chandeliers with burlap shades, and iron candelabras. Rustic

Colors: Deep browns, earth tones, pine green, dark ochre, and slate gray. Details: Exposed ceiling log beams, faux-fur or wool throws, antique copper cookware, and rough- textured surfaces. Rustic

Materials: Distressed and painted wood, white wrought iron, lace, cut crystal, and soft cotton. Furniture: Provençal or Victorian furniture with distressed paint finishes (patina), white iron bed frames, and glass display cabinets Lighting: Petite crystal chandeliers with teardrops, table lamps with ruffled or tulle shades. Shabby Chic

Plants: Roses, hydrangeas, peonies, lavender, and sweet peas in porcelain vases or vintage zinc watering cans. Colors: Pastel white, dusty pink, mint green, sky blue, and warm cream. Details: Small floral prints (chintz), distressed vanity mirrors, antique tea sets, and ruffled accent pillows. Shabby Chic

Materials: Formica, molded plastic, chrome, velvet, aged leather, and stained veneer wood. Furniture: Restored original pieces from the 1950s–1970s; leather swivel armchairs, record player cabinets, and plastic shell chairs. Lighting: Lava lamps, retro colored spotlights, fringe-shaded floor lamps, and opal glass globe pendants. Vintage / Retro

Plants: Ferns, pothos in macramé hanging planters, Boston ferns, and Spider plants. Colors: Avocado green, retro orange, turquoise blue, chestnut brown, and mustard. Details: Vintage rotary phones, classic advertising posters, vinyl turntables, and psychedelic wallpaper patterns. Vintage / Retro

Materials: Weathered cracked wood, unrefined stone, hand-molded clay, unironed linen, concrete, and raw plaster. Furniture: Simple handcrafted pieces showing wear and age, weathered wooden benches, and low floor futons. Lighting: Filtered natural sunlight, uneven handmade ceramic or paper lamps, and plain candles. Wabi-Sabi

Plants: Weathered dry branches, moss arrangements, bamboo stalks, or wild, unpruned indoor flora. Colors: Muted low-contrast tones: ash gray, pale beige, sand, clay, charcoal, and moss green. Details: Kintsugi repaired ceramics (joined with gold lacquer), uneven plaster textures, and weathered antique vessels. Wabi-Sabi

At the end of the day, choosing your home's style isn’t about following strict rules or having a magazine-ready space where you can’t even sit. It’s about putting together a place that feels 100% yours, where you enjoy being and can just be yourself without any fuss. So don't be afraid to experiment. Move furniture, try out colors, mix textures, and above all, have fun in the process. Your home is a living space that will change with you, so trust what makes you feel good and start creating that corner you’re always excited to come back to. Conclusion