Discover Themes

Transitional

Strikes a balance between traditional and modern design, combining classic elements with contemporary furnishings and finishes.

Art Deco

A glamorous and luxurious style from the 1920s and 1930s, characterized by bold geometric patterns, metallic accents, and opulent materials.

Mid-Century Modern

Reflects the design style of the mid-20th century, featuring clean lines, organic shapes, and retro-inspired furnishings.

Glamorous

Emphasizes luxury, opulence, and high-end materials, often incorporating metallics, crystal, and plush fabrics. Luxurious living & lifestyle.

Artistic/Bohemian

A style that prioritizes self-expression and creativity, incorporating unique and handcrafted items, art, and a sense of free-spirited living.

Eclectic

A mix-and-match style that blends various design elements, periods, and cultures to create a unique and personalized look.

Asian-Inspired

Draws from the design principles of various Asian cultures, incorporating elements like bamboo, shoji screens, and rich colors.

Mediterranean

Inspired by the countries surrounding the Mediterranean Sea, this style often features warm colors, textured walls, and rustic furnishings.

Cottage ore

A cozy and nostalgic design theme that embraces a simple and rural lifestyle, often featuring floral prints, vintage furnishings, and a love for the outdoors.

Coastal

Inspired by beach and seaside living, coastal design incorporates a palette of blues and whites, natural textures, and nautical decor.

Scandinavian

Focuses on simplicity, functionality, and a connection to nature. It often includes light colors, minimalistic furniture, and natural materials.

Bohemian

A mix of colors, patterns, and textures from around the world. Bohemian design embraces a free-spirited, eclectic look. Create new world around you.

Rustic

Celebrates the beauty of natural materials like wood and stone. It often features warm, earthy colors and cozy, inviting furnishings.

Industrial

Inspired by warehouses and factories, industrial design includes exposed brick walls, metal accents, and raw, unfinished elements.

Contemporary

This style is always evolving, represents the current design trends. It often incorporates bold colors, innovative materials, and a sense of open space.

Traditional

Draws inspiration from classic European styles, such as Victorian, Georgian, or Colonial. It includes rich fabrics, ornate furniture, and decorative moldings.

Minimalist

Emphasizes simplicity, clean lines, and a clutter-free environment. Minimalist design often uses a neutral color palette and focuses on functionality.

Modern

Characterized by sleek lines, open spaces, and a balance of form and function. Modern design often features industrial materials like steel and glass.