French Country A blend of rustic and sophisticated features creates a simplistic beauty by combining natural elements with genuine French antiques. Much like many aspects of French design, it exudes an effortless yet unmistakably chic aesthetic. French furniture plays a pivotal role in defining this style, with toile patterns serving as a clear indicator of French country aesthetics. Incorporating stately bed frames and wooden pieces with intricate carvings ensures that the furniture embodies the essence of the era, keeping the French country cottage or chateau style very much in vogue.

A traditional farmhouse style evokes homesteads with plenty of vintage furnishings and traditional fabrics, rustic finishes, salvaged materials, reclaimed wood and decor has a down-home feeling that should invite a sense of laughter and fun. As Farmhouse suggests this can be rather 'country' in that everything is labelled as a farm would present.

A Modern Farmhouse is a great relaxed vibe of open spaces and natural light. Antiques are at home in modern farmhouse interiors, though they shouldn't be too delicate to touch. Everything should be tactile and tangible. Most of all, the modern farmhouse style is cozy without being cluttered. This style creates a cozy and welcoming atmosphere that is both timeless and comfortable, encouraging relaxation and enjoyment.

Maximalist style has been around for centuries although is becoming very popular again. Maximalist have an eye for colour and decorative collections to really curate maximalism. It is a "more is more" design style that features many colours, shapes, and textures. A wall covered with art, bold wallpaper patterns, and bright colours are all examples of maximalism.

Each person's personality should be reflected in their home as a form of self-expression.

Industrial aesthetics use a wide range of neutral tones and often has a blend of textures from exposed brick to plaster. Industrial style also uses metal accents throughout a design such as copper piping, exposed steel frames.

This foundation creates a space to then tie in a worn leather sofa, fun lighting and large wooden furniture mixed with metal elements.