THE DESIGN LIBRARY

Find your
design language.

Explore eight interior styles, their materials and the architectural details that shape them.

Styles overlap. Use this guide to compare possibilities and describe what feels right for your space.

All images are AI-generated concept visualizations created for this guide. They are not photographs of completed studio projects. This is a selection of design approaches, not a ranking of current trends.

AI-generated modern living room concept illustrating walnut, leather, glass and steel

INTERIOR DESIGN

Modern

Clear lines. Purposeful form.

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AI-generated contemporary living room concept illustrating stone, textured upholstery and metal

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Contemporary

A design language that evolves.

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AI-generated minimalist living room concept illustrating plaster, stone and smooth timber

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Minimalist

Space to breathe.

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AI-generated japandi living room concept illustrating timber, linen, paper-inspired screens and ceramics

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Japandi

Quiet craft. Natural warmth.

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AI-generated scandinavian living room concept illustrating light timber, wool and linen

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Scandinavian

Light, comfort and everyday function.

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AI-generated industrial living room concept illustrating brick, concrete, steel and leather

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Industrial

Materials with visible character.

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AI-generated transitional living room concept illustrating wood, woven upholstery and brushed metal

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Transitional

Classic balance. A lighter touch.

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AI-generated traditional living room concept illustrating polished wood, woven rugs and detailed upholstery

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Traditional

Detail, symmetry and layered comfort.

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Modern or contemporary?

Modern refers to a design tradition associated with modernism. Contemporary describes the design of the present and continues to evolve.

Interior style and architecture

Furniture and finishes can suggest a style, while the building contributes its own proportions, openings and structural character. The architectural notes in each guide show how the two can relate.

Further reading: V&A: What was Modernism? · Denmark: Danish design

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