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What’s My Interior Design Style?

by Talie Jane Interiors· August 01, 2022· in DIY, Home Decor, Tips and Trends· 0 comments tags: art deco, bauhaus, boho style, california bungalow, california casual interior design, california cool interior design, california style interior design, coastal interior design, contemporary interior design, cottage design, de-constructivism, design styles, eclectic interior design, futurism, gallery wall, indoor-outdoor living, Interior Design, interior design styles, Maximalism, mid-century modern interior design, minimalism, modern farmhouse interior design, Modern interior design, modernism, Mountain Modern Design, postmodernism, rustic interior design, scandinavian design, spanish colonial revival style, Traditional interior design, transitional interior design, tuscan design, Whats my interior design style
Not sure whether your style is Mountain Modern, Rustic, Contemporary or Modern Farmhouse? Maybe it’s somewhere in between or a combination of a few different styles. Talie Jane Interiors takes a look at nine prominent design styles. Which one speaks to you? Take the quiz at the end to see which is your best match. Mountain Modern What is Mountain Modern Design? Mountain modern Interior design style is the newest trend in interior design. This distinctive style is characterized by clean lines, natural materials, neutral colors, and lots of light. It was inspired by rural living in the Rocky Mountains and prairie-style homes. Clean lines and an uncluttered interior are the hallmarks of contemporary mountain design. The design is focused about panoramic view and a fully relaxed feeling, with open layouts and lofty ceilings. (1) History The origins of mountain architecture in America came from the earliest non-native peoples who chose to venture into the untamed mountainous areas of the country. The structures they built were a direct response to the environment they were in. They had to be made from native materials because transportation means were primitive and they had to be robust to withstand harsh weather and deep […]
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