Contemporary interior, turn of styles in 55 photos

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What is your definition of contemporary interior design? Contemporary interior design includes several different styles. It is very rich in terms of layout and furniture.

You probably have a preference for contemporary interior design. We often gravitate around certain colors and materials. Do you have an attraction to one style over another? But how do you know what style is it? Here is a selection of 55 photos representing the styles most present in today’s contemporary interior design.

Contemporary interior design in minimalist style: clean lines, geometric shapes and very little decoration

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What can be called today’s contemporary interior style encompasses a range of styles developed in the second half of the 20th century. Today, interior designs have or are based on pre-existing designs. In fact, the conductive line of an interior design that claims to be contemporary is functionality and simplicity. Contemporary, modern and minimalist styles can be put in the same category. They are characterized by clean lines, neutral colors, white and black, low armchairs and few accessories. The absence of decoration gives the impression of size to the restricted spaces.

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The modern and contemporary interior design style was born from the Bauhaus movement, founded in Germany in 1919. This school introduces one of the fundamental principles of modern interior design: form follows function. The minimalist style, as its name suggests, emphasizes the bare minimum in terms of furniture. The functionality is of great importance, the hidden storage space is the key to this design very thought in terms of functionality.

The form follows the function

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The classic interior design emphasizes symmetry. The color palette is inspired by the soft shades of nature: blue, yellow, gray, pink. The fabrics are natural: cotton, linen, velvet. It is an elegant style without much decoration. The furniture is both comfortable and refined. The columns, reminiscent of classical Greek or Roman architecture, can be part of this style. The style, called classic or neoclassical, is often very rich in decoration. Marble paintings and decorative objects are placed. It can be furnished with a wooden bookcase and furnished with elegant velvet armchairs.

What is contemporary interior design? It’s a functional design.

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An interior in contemporary style

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Scandinavian contemporary interior in a country house

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Contemporary interior design seeks simplicity and functionality.

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Industrial style is a recent trend that has emerged with the transformation of old factories into living spaces in some urban areas. This interior design tends towards more industrial materials such as concrete for walls and floors, visible beams or stripped floors, stainless steel and metal. Materials for furniture include leather, old wood and stainless steel. The style highlights the space, so the furniture is quite rare and can create a cold atmosphere. Black, chrome and raw materials are predominant in this theme. To balance the slightly impersonal side of the industrial style, we bring colorful and warm touches with accessories, textiles, rich in textures and borrowing a true story, giving them an unparalleled authenticity in interior decoration. This is the quintessential style of lofts, and other commercial apartments.

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Contemporary interior decoration

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Idea of ​​contemporary design furniture

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House interior with contemporary design

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Scandinavian-inspired contemporary kitchen decor

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Contemporary design furniture

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A contemporary interior design that is both industrial and minimalist

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Contemporary interior in industrial style

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A contemporary kitchen in industrial style

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The basic material for a kitchen in industrial style is stainless steel.

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Contemporary interior: clean lines, white and black furniture and little decoration.

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A sleek contemporary interior

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Idea interior design contemporary small space

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Today many designers are mixing design styles to achieve an interesting and different result.

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Eclectic styles use a lot of furniture, fabrics, materials and colors to create distinctive interiors. Everything is in harmony with the space. Arts Crafts is an American movement in the architecture of western North America. This movement gives birth to the Shaker contemporary design style. Shakers was a religious sect in England in the 1700s. Today they have left their traces in the interior design based on the idea of ​​life in common. The Shakers believed in the simplicity of things, in the sharing of space and power. That’s why this interior design is characterized by its simplicity, lightness and lack of decoration. American architect Frank Lloyd Wright is one of the best-known architects to have contributed to the American Arts and Crafts movement.

Simple interior, natural, little decoration

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Stylish Interior Shakers Style

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This style is modest in detail but different in its mix of wood and cushions.

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The style called “Gothic” is inspired by Gothic houses. It favors the presence of large windows, sofas and luxurious chairs, sometimes velvet. Some elements recall the interiors of the castles and cathedrals of the Middle Age. The Gothic style and Rococo style have similar points.

Salon in Gothic style

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Gothic style living room 2

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The rococo style interior design style draws many of its features from the days when one lived in castles. The fabrics are luxurious such as silk, velvet, brocade. And the furniture is often made from mahogany wood and upholstered in leather. This style, born as a result of the baroque movement, draws many of its characteristics from the time when one lived in castles. Gilded motifs contrast with the pastel-colored painting or tapestries that cover the walls. Pieces of furniture are as decorated as walls and may have curved armrests and be decorated with ovals or spirals.

Rococo style interior room

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The dominant colors are rose, walleye, yellow, azure and cream. He favors oval shapes. It’s a sophisticated style, but sometimes expensive to create because of the materials, not to mention the labor needed to fix the plaster. It does not adapt very well to small spaces, because it can be imposing.Rococo style is gallant and very rich in patterns. He is associated with royalty, castles and exclusivity. Some interior designers consider that this style is only a replica of the Baroque style.

The Rococo style is difficult to adapt to small spaces, because it can be imposing.

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The Rococo style has all the charm of a past and eventful era – the 18th century. At the beginning it was only decoration style, but little by little he also introduced himself in painting and music. In art and design, for a long time it was considered derived from Baroque art. At one point, some specialists have been persuaded that it is unquestionably style in its own right.

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The Rococo style is imposing. It can sometimes seem kitsch, but still elegant. Armchairs, sofa, ottomans and impressive chandeliers plus some palms in pot, it is revealed rich in contrasts.

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When talking about Rococo and Baroque style, it’s almost impossible not to think about its modern interpretation: the Shabby Chic style. It will not be wrong to say that the latter is a feminine revival of interior styles of the XVIII century. With the difference, the Shabby Chic style favors light shades, pink, lace.

Shabby Chic style: between rococo style and a very feminine design

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Spain

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Italy

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The Mexican interior style favors warm tones: yellow, orange, brown. The floor mats with Aztec motifs are also present accompanied by beautiful paintings installed on the wall. This style makes us think of the sun and the adventures.

Mexico

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The Victorian style refers to the inherited British culture. He, too, is eclectic and inspired by the Gothic and Gothic style. This style is also influenced by Moroccan, Oriental and Asian styles. The Victorian style furniture is a mix of fabulous style: we do not really have furniture of a definite style. One of the very present elements are the wallpapers with floral motifs, as well as medieval tapestries. It is rich in decoration and ornaments.

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A living room in traditional and Victorian style at a time

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The medieval style on its side appears rustic and robust. One of the elements always present in the interiors designed in this style is the stone fireplace. The floor, too, is more often covered with stone. The wood is of rustic appearance.

Kitchen in medieval style

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A space in contemporary Victorian interior

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The Moroccan style is inspired, as the name suggests, inspired by Morocco and the oriental style. Ottomans, carpets and armchairs are always present. Blue, turquoise blue, warm colors (orange, yellow, brown) are predominant. We discover accessories with copper and gold effect. Finally, this style brings an oriental palate atmosphere inspired by the accounts of Thousand and One Nights.

Moroccan style

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Interior inspired by Arab design and culture

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Japanese style living room

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Does one choose the style according to the space or the back? Any space, interior or exterior, has its specific characteristics: surface, brightness, ceiling. It predefines its style as soon as the setting of the cladding and the cladding of the walls and the ceiling. It will not be the same to put a coating of wood or concrete. The latter is always associated with the modern industrial style.

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Many people are inspired by the era of kings and queens. The interiors were very rich in colors and patterns. Everything has been fabulously installed to create a unique atmosphere. It was known that wealthy people collected all kinds of handicrafts from afar.

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Contemporary style has left its trends aside. Modern man prefers functionality. Having a richly furnished and decorated interior requires regular maintenance.

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