Interior Design Clash: Merging Two Different Styles
Last week we covered some awesome design styles (see here). Unfortunately,
when sharing a home with someone else – it’s bound to happen – sometimes our
vision of the “perfect home” doesn’t perfectly match theirs. One person’s haven
could be another person’s nightmare.
As an interior designer, it’s my job to figure out how to
merge these styles to not only nurture the space, but the people occupying it.
Here are 3 examples of perfectly matched design styles!
Modern, Meet
Traditional
Does your significant other dream of white walls, stainless
steel and natural light, while you prefer warm tones, an old-world feel and
cozy lighting?
Modern
Traditional
The happy medium? A
cool mix of whites and neutrals, exposed beams and modern appliances. A trendy
yet, traditional space that makes everyone happy.
The Industrial Bohemian
Industrial and
Bohemian may seem completely unparalleled, but both design styles aim for uniqueness
and an eclectic mix of furniture and accessories. Mixing the two just takes a
bit of creativity.
Bohemian
Industrial
Contemporary and Shabby Chic
Contemporary and
Shabby Chic are practically antonyms. While contemporary design is all about
the current “trends” and changing with the times, Shabby chic interiors are all
about the wear and aged look.
Contemporary
Shabby Chic
The balance? A
beautiful blend of organic patterns, flowers, and contemporary accessories.
Which style blend do
you like best?
Stay Inspired.
Kelly Tivey
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