TOP 5 HOTTEST INTERIOR DESIGN STYLES TODAY

Show Nowadays, the need for living is becoming more and more abundant, diverse and high-class, so many homeowners are more concerned about the quality of life of their family and are interested in how to arrange the interior to be harmonious and reasonable. Therefore, in order to build the most perfect house, choosing a style that suits your preferences is very important. So how many styles are there in interior design and which style is suitable for your home? In the following article, SmartDecor will summarize for you the most popular and attractive interior design styles today for your reference.

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• Maverick design style
• Modern interior design style
• Neoclassical design style
• Hitech interior style
• Scandinavian style

Maverick Design Style

Maverick design style is for those who love innovation, non-traditional with the way of designing the room into unique mixed-color spaces. You can combine dark tones such as black, white with hot, cold colors such as blue, red, yellow, ... depending on your preference. However, in this style, you still need to pay attention to the layout in the space to avoid the lack of uniformity leading to confusion and disharmony. It is the different spaces in the room that make them stand out, when combined, they will create a unique, spontaneous whole, stimulating creativity.

The living room is designed in Maverick style (source: collected)

Modern interior design style

Modern interior style is no longer a strange style to those who love beauty and take care of their home. Although popular, this style has not cooled down, but on the contrary, more and more people love and use it. 

Open space designed in modern, luxurious style (source: collected)

Not as sophisticated as classic, not as colorful as maverick or not as gentle as Scandinavian, modern style follows a simple design, luxurious & elegant interior, gentle colors that are easy to coordinate to help your home space become sophisticated.

Neoclassical style

Originating from the architectural design style in Europe in the 18th-19th centuries, the neoclassical style brings simplicity and symmetry in a modern space while still maintaining the elegance and nobility of the classical style. Accordingly, elaborate and complex details are reduced and replaced with softer, gentler patterns. The main colors used still bring a sense of nobility and luxury, but you can freely combine them with wood brown and add a few prominent colors such as red, blue, etc. Along with that, it is also necessary to pay attention to the interior design layout to ensure symmetry, helping to increase the perfection of the space.

Illustration of the living room and dining area in a neoclassical style (source: SmartDecor)

Hitech interior style

The least popular style but also the most annoying style. Hi-tech interior style (also known as High Technology) focuses on the use of advanced technology equipment and modern angular design lines. Accordingly, the main materials include synthetic metals, stones, especially glass combined with monochrome colors of black, white, gray to create a comfortable living space that is also extremely liberal and sophisticated. 

Using glass and metal is a characteristic of Hitech style.

Scandinavian style

Scandinavian interior design style first appeared in 1940 and developed strongly in European countries in the 1950s. The starting point of this style is mainly using cheap natural materials. Since then, this style has been favored by many people and opened the premise for the development of Scandinavian style.

Simple, cozy, and sophisticated are the outstanding features of Scandinavian style. This is most clearly shown through neutral colors that bring a soothing, relaxing feeling to the homeowner. Thanks to this feature, the Nordic interior design style is very popular with beauty lovers.

Natural light and greenery are prominent features of Scandinavian (source: Collected)

Natural materials such as wood, stone, and fur create a cozy, intimate space for the homeowner. In addition, natural light is an indispensable element when using a large window system, white frames combined with thin curtains, extremely poetic.

With the above information, we hope you have more useful information for yourself. For more detailed advice on other unique design styles, please contact the hotline. 0911 933 938 or fanpage Smartdecor Studio.