Design Studio

On the most basic level, Scandinavian design is minimal, simplistic yet functional too.

It is all about balance – Sweden uses the word lagom, which means not too little and not too much. The real beauty about this design style is it’s incredibly versatile – winning! Think about ways of incorporating those key pieces of furniture that also double as handy storage spaces too.

Timeless design – or anything timeless for that matter – has staying power.

Not created to be temporary, a fad or a trend – traditional and timeless is here to stay. If you want your home to look as good in the future as it does today, seek out designs, styles and colours that are considered to be ‘classic’ and meant to last.

Minimalism has become increasingly popular over the years, as both a design philosophy and a way of living.

Think simplicity – a simplicity of form, space, materiality, detail and colour. Who doesn’t like clean, open spaces that allows the home, the furniture and the materials in the room to breathe? It’s in the simple, honest detailing and materials that make it so appealing.

Cozy, elegant, romantic – vintage interior design style is a style of restraint and elegance.

It conveys the feeling of comfort through its feminine character and ornate details, yet showcases masculinity and strength in it’s bold, stand-alone feature items.

Just because the word industrial makes you think of warehouses, doesn’t mean it can’t be chic too!

The look is based on combining the best aspects of old-world charm with modern sleekness. Some might say it’s the perfect compromise. And, just because you don’t live in a converted loft, doesn’t mean you can’t apply this style to your new home.