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For decades, furniture has been a symbol of prosperity and leisure, from the Jacobean age of the 1600s to the modern Scandinavian architecture of the 1900s. Here’s a rundown of modern furniture types— and core aspects of specific new furniture designs, all of which were inspired by contemporary furniture types.
With a sense of ease, the straight and smooth lines, a minimal template, neutral color palette, and “cold” materials characterize contemporary furniture style. The style grew from the decorative arts and began in the 20th century.
Types of designer furniture:
A major problem confronting all of the customers is a lack of awareness or terminology for identifying and establishing their particular style in interior design. For an explosion of particular design types, deciphering which theme fits well for you can be overwhelming. Many often want to blend elements of different styles to create their perfect look.
A perfect point of departure for an interior design project is to know a little about every theme and how they vary from each other, as there are many options in designer type furniture.
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Modern:
Modern is a specific concept in architecture that usually applies to a home with bright, straight lines, a simple palette in colors and materials that can involve aluminum, glass, and steel.
In every element, including the furniture, the modern design employs a sense of simplicity. A term that’s widely used to define modern design is elegant, so a modern style does not require a ton of clutter or accessories.
Timeless beauty piece are modern interior design, this series focuses on harmony, elegance and skillful craftsmanship. Their range from Uptown contains much of our exclusive, custom-made items as well as our Signature parts, which are our top-of-the-linen premium furniture.The items in this range are finely craft and produecd by highly qualited finishes if you’re attracted to elegant and structured design.
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Urban Collective:
This look is a new, livable take on classic styles from the boho-chic, commercial, and mid-century. Weathered textures, recycled wood and a combination of the metal with sleek silhouettes and unique polishes.
Urban life with influence from the turn of the century consists of warm contrast fabrics, solid geometric forms and a bright palette of colors. Urban architecture and mid-century modern interior design inspire this series. All over this set, decorative and contemporary accessories are sprinkled to bring dimension and elegance to your interior. Downtown is the set for you if you’re attracted to classic hybrid architecture and moody interiors.
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Coastal/Hamptons:
The coastal theme, often called the design of Hamptons, comes from the famous beachside region of the USA. Popular features involve palettes of bright, airy paint with cool grey tones combined with blues and greens. Furniture is mostly white or beige.
Space can include wood components, and also sea-inspired accessories. Blue and white striped designs for pillows, full windows, white silk sofas and painted white wood are also typical Classic Coastal / Hampton type fixtures. The goal is to create a comfortable and cozy environment influenced by the beach and the water. This style features a range of bright colors, luxurious upholstery and an emphasis on natural materials. This range is inspired by coastal design, which features an array of natural materials such as wood and stone mixed with other local textures to pull in the outdoors. The Hamptons range features much of our upholstered seats made-to-order, as well as individual, one-of-a-kind natural parts to create welcoming interiors that encourage relaxation and comfort. You can also consider our furniture, which is durable and FSC approved. Hamptons is the line for you if you’re attracted to relaxed elegance and light and airy interiors.
THE BOTTOM-LINE:
Basic knowledge of the principles and modes of design will be a tremendous benefit in consolidating the concepts in professional architecture. The ability to recognize various types of interior design can help you develop new images of your future home and offer a foundation for creating your aesthetics.
