Interior style

Minimalism

A style characterized by a calm space where ornamentation is stripped away, and the space is composed of lines, materials, and light. Neutral colors and linear forms stand out, creating a simple yet striking impression.

Example furniture brands: HAY / The Conran Shop / Time & Style

Japandi

A fusion of Japanese and Scandinavian elements. This interior style combines the minimalism of Japanese "wabi-sabi" with Scandinavian functionality and warmth, featuring low-profile furniture and spatial compositions that incorporate empty spaces.

Examples of furniture manufacturers: Karimoku Case Study / Karimoku New Standard / Maruni Wood Industry / Time & Style

Italian Modern

A style that combines refined functionality and elegant beauty, overlaying the warmth of wood onto high-quality materials such as stone and leather, and blending sharp straight lines with smooth curves.

Example furniture manufacturers: Minotti / B&B Italia / Poliform / Flexform / Cassina

Transitional

A widely popular style abroad, Transitional design blends the dignity of British tradition with modern simplicity, offering a hotel-like aesthetic that retains classical elements while feeling light and airy.

Example Furniture Manufacturers: Baker Furniture / George Smith / Ethan Allen / Restoration Hardware / Pottery Barn / Serena & Lily

Boho/Natural

Boho is a style that blends the free-spirited "bohemian" aesthetic with the sophisticated urban sensibility of New York's SoHo district. It features natural materials such as wood and linen, accented with ethnic patterns, macrame, houseplants, and modern elements, creating a relaxed feel.

Nordic

Functionality and coziness (hygge) nurtured in the natural environment of Northern Europe. Nordic modern, characterized by light wood and white as its base, accented with colors and patterns, is a style that combines warmth and simplicity.

Example Furniture Manufacturers: Artek / Carl Hansen & Son / Fritz Hansen / BoConcept

Industrial / Loft

A style that combines rugged materials such as steel, brick, and reclaimed wood with an open layout and rough textures. This urban aesthetic, reminiscent of an NYC loft, offers a sense of weightiness balanced by an airy spaciousness.

Example furniture manufacturers: journal standard Furniture / ACME / HAY / Muuto

French Chic

French Modern Chic combines the curvaceous elegance of French Classic with modern functional beauty. A soft and elegant style with delicate ornamentation, curves, and high-quality fabrics.

Example furniture manufacturers: Ligne Roset / Roche Bobois / AM.PM

Wa-modern

An interior style that combines the traditional beauty of Japanese architecture, such as soft light from shoji screens, wooden lattices that adjust ventilation and sightlines, and tatami mats, reinterpreted in a modern way and fused with functionality and comfort, resulting in a calm and cozy atmosphere.

Examples of furniture manufacturers: Karimoku / Maruni Wood Industry / Masterwal