Styles

Interior design styles

A style is not a recipe but a starting point. Here are the main directions, what defines them and who they suit — so you can choose more easily before the consultation.

Less, but well chosen

Minimalist

Clean lines, few objects and a restrained palette. The space breathes and every piece has a purpose.

Characteristics

  • Calm, neutral colours
  • Functional furniture, no ornament
  • Hidden storage, clear surfaces

A good fit when: You want visual order, a space that is easy to maintain and a quiet atmosphere.

Indicative rate 12 €/m²

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Contemporary and practical

Modern

Combines functionality with current materials. Open plan, plenty of light and controlled accents.

Characteristics

  • Open links between living zones
  • Contemporary materials: glass, metal, wood
  • Measured colour accents

A good fit when: You want an up-to-date, flexible home adapted to everyday rhythm.

Indicative rate The rate is set through an individual offer.

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Classical elegance, simplified

Neoclassical

Symmetry, mouldings, rhythm and refined materials, in a cleaner version than traditional classic.

Characteristics

  • Symmetry and classical proportions
  • Mouldings, panels and decorative details
  • Noble materials, warm or light tones

A good fit when: You want a representative home with character, especially in spaces with height and volume.

Indicative rate 14 €/m²

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Scandinavian-Japanese calm

Japandi

Scandinavian simplicity and Japanese calm: wood, natural textures, gentle forms and a warm, restrained palette.

Characteristics

  • Wood and natural materials
  • Warm, muted palettes
  • Low furniture, simple lines, few objects

A good fit when: You want a quiet, warm interior without clutter and with emphasis on natural materials.

Indicative rate The rate is set through an individual offer.

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Discreet luxury

Soft luxury

Rich textures, muted tones and elegant details without ostentation. Comfort visible in every material.

Characteristics

  • Textiles and textured surfaces
  • Beige, sand, warm grey tones
  • Decorative lighting and refined details

A good fit when: You want comfort and elegance without excessive decor.

Indicative rate The rate is set through an individual offer.

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Bright and practical

Scandinavian

Plenty of light, light colours, pale wood and simple everyday comfort.

Characteristics

  • White or light walls
  • Pale wood, natural textiles
  • Practical furniture, welcoming ambience

A good fit when: You want a bright, welcoming, easy-to-live-in space, especially where natural light is limited.

Indicative rate The rate is set through an individual offer.

Urban character

Loft / industrial

Open spaces, raw materials (concrete, brick, metal) and pieces with personality.

Characteristics

  • Open volumes, high ceilings
  • Raw materials: concrete, metal, brick
  • Contrast between raw and warm

A good fit when: You want an interior with personality, suited to large open spaces.

Indicative rate The rate is set through an individual offer.

Not sure which style suits you?

In the consultation we start from how you live and suggest the right direction.

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