Classification of styles in the interior

  Classification of styles in the interior

Interior styles

The existing styles are conventionally divided into classical, which have a centuries-old tradition, modern and ethnic.

Historical styles

Avant-garde

Empire

Antique style

Art Deco

Art Nouveau Art Nouveau

Baroque

Biedermeier ( Biedermeier)

Victorian style

Gothic

Constructivism

Classicism

Neoclassicism

Mannerism

Modern

Renaissance

Roman style

Rococo

Eclecticism

Expressionism

Ethnic styles

English style

African style

East style

Egyptian style

Indian style

Chinese style

Colonial style

Moroccan style

Mexican style

Provence

Scandinavian style

Mediterranean style

Japanese style

Modern styles

Bungalow

Grange

Country music

Kitsch

Contemporary

Loft

Minimalism

OntoArt

Pop Art

Postmodernism

Techno

Fusion

High tech

Chebbi chic

Eco style

Antique style

Became the basis for the development of a number of popular styles. It features a symmetrical arrangement of elements, simple and harmonious forms.

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Gothick style

Signs of style are high ceilings and arched windows, decorated with stained glass windows, which emphasize the desire upwards. Apparent simplicity includes decorative elements with fine finish and wood carving.

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Classicism

It is built on the harmonious coexistence of moderation and formality. The consistency and symmetry of the interior go back to the antique style, but are interpreted differently: with the use of expensive materials and heavy solid wood furniture.

  Classification of styles in the interior

Baroque

Deliberately complex style with an abundance of decorative elements. Used for decoration of large premises. Baroque interior is designed to hit the pomp and undisguised luxury. The decoration uses expensive materials: velvet, marble elements, cedar, etc.

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Rococo

Boudoir style used for the design of bedrooms. Differs in abundance of ornaments, complex and fancy decorative elements.

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Empire

One of the varieties of the modern interpretation of the ancient style, which, unlike the “parent” direction, implies the use of expensive materials. Differs in external simplicity and ease, contrasting with the elaborate design of furniture, decorated with wood carvings and expensive upholstery. Requires a thoughtful placement of interior for visual harmony.

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Modern

It implies the use of smooth lines, echoing the world of wildlife. This creates the effect of asymmetric “flowing” of one piece of interior to another, forming a harmonious unity of perception. Abundantly used wooden objects and design elements.

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MODERN INTERIOR STYLES

Constructivism

Rational style oriented to benefit from each piece of furniture. If the item is not used, it is excluded from the interior (almost no decorative accessories are used).

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Art Deco

One of the trends of modernity, which eventually formed into a separate style. It implies a contrasting combination of smooth curves and straight lines, as well as simplicity with elements of luxury.

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Pop Art

Modern style, designed to delight and amaze. It is characterized by the use of bright materials, glossy and illuminated design elements. A distinctive feature of pop art is the use of familiar things and materials in an unusual role.

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Minimalism

This style is focused on the release of space from unnecessary things. The main features of minimalism: the use of transforming furniture that can be folded for compact storage; minimum number of accessories; straight lines and sharp corners.

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Kitsch

It implies the combination of other well-known styles, accompanied by the use of materials and objects of bright colors. Often used factory items that mimic expensive materials and famous works of art. The combination of deliberately incompatible colors and objects gives rise to the unique uniqueness of kitsch.

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Neoclassical

It goes back to the ancient tradition based on symmetry, simplicity and simple lines. At the same time allows the use of modern materials and objects. It is characterized by calm colors and lack of pretentiousness.

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High tech

High-tech style, which with external detachment is characterized by sophisticated functionality. It is characterized by the use of modern technical solutions, modern materials and designs.

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ETHNIC INTERIOR STYLES

African

It implies the use of natural materials (leather, fur, reeds) in a yellow-brown range, reminiscent of desert sands, as well as authentic decor items that are associated with the life of the peoples of Africa.

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Japanese

In authentic understanding, it implies the use of a minimum number of interior items, which should not contain unique or unique features. In modern interpretation based on the use of natural materials in light colors and a minimum amount of furniture.

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Chinese

It differs from the Japanese style in the redundancy of accessories, refinement and the use of bright colors (often resorting to a combination of red and black). Particular attention is paid to relaxing rest, so the interior involves the installation of comfortable furniture and thoughtful zoning of space.

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Provence

Focuses on simplicity and comfort, reproduced in the spirit of the French countryside. Distinctive features include the use of vibrant colors, light curtains, which almost do not block the light, accessories made of porcelain and ceramics, as well as elegant furniture and light background (white or beige walls, floor and ceiling).

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Mediterranean style

The style that combines the traditions of the countries of the Mediterranean region. It is based on the use of objects from natural wood, the installation of windows with a large glass area, pastel shades of furniture and interior items.

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