And before we dive into the history, stylistic influences, key elements, and color palette of Memphis design, I’m curious to see how you guys feel about it!

A Brief History

Memphis design originated in th…

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A Brief History

Victorian interior design refers to the decorative style that quickly became popular during the reign of Queen Victoria in the United Kingdom, fro…

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This style is notorious for its dark, romantic, and ornate aesthetic. Take a look at a couple Gothic interior inspiration images below!

A Brief History

Gothic interior design originally comes from the medieval Gothic architecture of Europe. This goes all the way back to the 12th through 16th centuries in France.

The term “Gothic” was …

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Japanese Minimalist Zen interior design (often referred to as just “Zen”) is rooted in the principles of Zen Buddhism, a design philosophy that appreciates simplicity, natural elements, simplicity, and the traditional Japanese lifestyle! Let’s talk about it.

Before we get into the history, key elements, and sample color palette of this style, …

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In short, Frutiger Aero design draws inspiration from the sleek, futuristic and digital aesthetics of the early 2000s.

Hence, “the future we were promised”.

Before we get into the history, key elements and a sample color palette of this style, here’s a quick poll.

As someone who grew up in the early 2000s, this style is extre…

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In short, the Parisian Chic interior style combines classic French elements with a contemporary twist. This results in a look that embodies the effortless elegance and charm of Parisian design, and is both timeless and modern.

Take a look at a few inspiration images!

Vintage and Modern Fusion

As briefly mentioned earlier, a big part of Parisia…

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“Biophilia” is the human tendency to be innately connected with nature and living organisms, and biophilic design aims to tap into that tendency.

In short, the purpose of biophilic design concept is to enhance well-being, sustainability, and even productivity through the integration of our connection to nature into human space…

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Today we’re gonna look at the Ulysses Hotel in Baltimore, MD!

The hotel’s interior pays homage to Baltimore's own John Waters and his retro vintage aesthetics, while also embracing the refined affluence reminiscent of a Visconti set from the Italian cinema classic Il Gattopardo.

This hotel is renowned for its distinctive blend of modern…

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Neo-industrial interior design is a modern interpretation of the industrial aesthetic that originally appeared during the late 19th century.

The modern interpretation, on the other hand, can be traced back to the late 20th century when there was a growing interest in the repurposing of old industrial spaces into residential an…

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The earliest roots of this design style can be found in the coastal homes of American settlers dating back to the 17th century.

These by-the-shore homes often featured a color palette inspired by the surrounding beachy landscape, as well as practical and functional furnishings.

Coastal design started gaining popularity on a larger sca…

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As the name states, this interior design style originally came about in the 1970s. The iconic and distinct aesthetics which came about during this decade were considered controversial for quite some time; some loved it and some hated it.

Despite this, 1970s interior design has been regaining somewhat of its popularity since the late 1990s…

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As you can probably assume from the name, this colorful interior design style is a fusion of two design approaches: Eclecticism and Pop Art. Eclectic Pop Art combines the vibrant elements of pop art with the mix-and-match nature of eclecticism, which results in a space that is visually dynamic, unconventional, and full of personality.

As…

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This beautifully bold 1920s style portrays a blend of various artistic styles, geometric shapes, and lavish materials. If you or your client are interested in achieving a vintage Art Deco look in the home (or are simply interested in learning more), keep reading for a brief history on this style of design, and to see a co…

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In short, Japandi is a combination of Japanese and Scandinavian design. This style incorporates elements of organic minimalism such as nature and simplicity, and displays an appreciation of various textures, shapes and materials. If you or your client are interested in achieving a Japandi look in the home, keep reading to see a co…

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Today we’re going to talk about Bohemian interior design, which is also commonly referred to as “Boho”. This style embraces an eclectic and free-spirited approach to decorating the home that can be characterized by a sense of warmth, relaxation, and a lived-in atmosphere. If you or your client are interested in achieving a Boho l…

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Personally I’ve always loved dark academia interior design. If you or your client are interested in achieving a moody look in the home, keep reading to see a color palette curated by me and for a brief history on where this aesthetic comes from!

To start, here are a couple images to give you an idea of what I’m talking about:

A Brief Histo…

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