Style

Modern

The furniture style originated in the late 19th century to the present day.

Contemporary

Contemporary furniture is distinct in its own right, despite the fact that it shares many characteristics with the modernist design.

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French Inspired

For those individuals who are looking for sophistication and decadence, French Inspired is the way to go! Ruffles, distressed woodwork, a variety of patterns, and subdued colors are all examples of French-inspired design elements.

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Art Deco

This fashion emerged in Paris in the 1920s and 1930s, not long after the city hosted an artists exhibition in 1925.

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Mid Century Modern

The Bauhaus movement, which took place in Germany, is the primary source of inspiration for this style.

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Minimal

The Minimalist style of furniture design, as its name suggests, is characterized by a pared-down approach to shape and ornamentation in comparison to other, more traditional forms of furniture.

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Industrial

The beginning of the Industrial style may be traced back to Europe during the Industrial Revolution.

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Eclectic

Creating a room that seems like it belongs in a home décor magazine takes a lot of creativity and a keen eye for color and texture juxtapositions, but the rewards are well worth the effort.

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Country

Country furniture, also known as furniture made by country craftsmen, can range from pieces that are purely functional and were crafted by amateurs to pieces that were expertly constructed and carved and were modeled after luxurious furniture that was made for the wealthy.

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