Adding a personal touch to any part of your home’s interior or exterior can make it stand out in many ways. Even while simply experimenting with different themes, you can discover what suits your interior best and brings out more of your personality. I’ve done many tests like this before. These are my favorites, y’all. Here’s a list of interior design styles to consider using in your home.
The Brutal Interior Design
You and I have grown to love the minimalist lifestyle. After a while, though, it can grow dull. When I decided to update my current layout, I looked for styles related to minimalism. There was Scandinavian style. But I wanted something that added more edge, y’all. That’s when I found brutalist interior design.
At first glance, I could’ve sworn it was a style dedicated to using used, fairly decent decorative pieces and furniture. It blew my mind when I found that brutalism is so much more. Brutalism borrows many elements from industrial and modern home interior designs.
To use this style, you should get distressed surfaces for an added touch. Metal surfaces work well. You can take a moment to revamp your home by using different ways to add brutalism to your design.
If It’s Not a Rhapsody, It’s the Bohemian Home Style
This isn’t just fantasy, y’all. The boho lifestyle revolves around more than the wardrobe and fun accessories to adorn your walls with. You can use a neutral-toned paint palette to set a foundation in a room, then follow up by adding thrifted furniture pieces.
When I first used this design style, I focused a lot on nature. I started with beige and burnt orange colors, then made my way through by creating a succulent garden above my range hood in my home.
I always welcome new ideas from online resources and have kept a folder with things to try in the future. Since bohemian style is eclectic, doing this can help you, too. I believe you should have an inspiration folder to master your home style, y’all.
I Can’t Believe It’s Rustic
Life feels much simpler around wooden furniture and other pieces that make you feel like you’re in a cozy cabin all year round, even if you live in a city. The rustic design was my next calling, especially since I felt more connected to this one.
You can pull this off by adding in darker shades of brown and earthy tones. The result will be immaculate, y’all. When you have homey furnishings and a sliding barn door, you’ll feel like your home is complete.
Every interior design style to consider using in your home here is one that I have fallen in love with. I want you to have those same feelings when designing your home’s interior. So keep working on your house. You’re one step closer to finding the style that fits you and your abode.
