Interior Style Guides

Interior design styles for real rooms

Use these interior design style guides to compare the look, palette, materials, furniture, and room-by-room choices before you renovate. Each guide explains what defines the style and how to preview it on your own room photo with RoomRenovation in about 30 seconds.

Browse every public style guide below, then compare renovation costs on the cost guides or read more planning advice on the design blog.

Modernclean lines, open surfaces, warm neutrals, walnut, glass, and restrained sculptural accents Scandinavianbright white walls, pale oak, simple furniture, cozy textiles, natural light, and practical warmth Minimalistessential furniture, hidden storage, monochrome restraint, strong proportions, and generous empty space Modern Minimalistmodern shapes with a tighter edit, warmer materials, hidden storage, and quiet architectural detail Industrialbrick, concrete, black steel, leather, exposed structure, reclaimed wood, and warm utility lighting JapandiJapanese restraint with Scandinavian warmth, low furniture, natural fibers, ceramics, and earthy calm Bohemianlayered rugs, plants, rattan, pattern, collected objects, warm earth tones, and relaxed comfort Farmhouseshiplap, warm woods, black hardware, linen upholstery, vintage accents, and practical comfort Mid-Century Modernwalnut, tapered legs, organic curves, globe lighting, geometric pattern, and warm retro color Mid-Century Modernwalnut, tapered legs, organic curves, globe lighting, geometric pattern, and warm retro color Coastalwhite, sand, soft blue, linen slipcovers, weathered wood, rattan, jute, and breezy light Luxury Modernmarble, brass, velvet, sculptural lighting, rich texture, precise detailing, and hotel-level polish Luxury Modernmarble, brass, velvet, sculptural lighting, rich texture, precise detailing, and hotel-level polish Rusticnatural timber, stone, leather, wool, earthy color, handmade texture, and a grounded cabin feel Contemporarycurrent silhouettes, curved furniture, layered neutrals, mixed textures, and statement art Art Decogeometric pattern, symmetry, velvet, brass, lacquer, fluting, jewel tones, and glamorous contrast Art Decogeometric pattern, symmetry, velvet, brass, lacquer, fluting, jewel tones, and glamorous contrast Traditionalclassic proportions, moldings, rich wood, symmetry, tailored upholstery, pattern, and warm polish Mediterraneanlimewash, terracotta, arches, wrought iron, carved wood, warm earth tones, and handmade ceramic detail Transitionalclassic comfort with modern restraint, neutral color, subtle texture, and balanced furniture lines Urban Loftopen-plan living, tall scale, exposed texture, black metal, oversized art, and flexible zones