6 Cool and Unique Interior Design Ideas to Lust After

New form of self expression

Like Art, home interior trends have evolved over the decades;  from the dazzling Victorian style in the early 20th century to the post-war, modern contemporary home interior design which emphasized on clean lines and comfort.  Furthermore, with the explosive growth of social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram, proud homeowners are increasingly turning to home interiors as a new form of self expression; one's reflection of identity.

Blurred lines

One of the interior design trend that is taking place more commonly is the gradual blurring of distinctions between the home interior types and the functionality of the home area. Homeowners are comfortable in experimenting new interior styles by mashing up various interior styles . Furthermore, homeowners are steadily breaking rules on the types of activities that should be held in each room. In fact, the progressively shrinking living space has made such changes in the approaches to the interior design both timely and practical.

Cool and unique interior designs

These changing perspectives fuel the growth of amazingly cool interior designs which are an embodiment of the homeowners' distinct taste and personality. Case in point? Let me show you a couple of Home Interior Designers who have successfully captured their clients' unique personalities!

 

#1. Vintage meets Industrial style By The 80s Studio

Here is a great example of an interior design that managed to carry off an unusual mesh up of black pipes, wires with vintage tiles, bricks and furnishings to create a surprisingly cozy home.

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#2. Scandinavian with Retro Touches By The Association

Retro interior design is characterized with striking geometric patterns, shapes and matching pastel shades. Marry Retro with Scandinavian design together and you will get a fresh spin on the Nordic charm!

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#3. Quirky Zen with Minimalist vibes By  The Design Abode

Hanging swing bench, kiddie-ups rocking reindeer and a wall mounted tree branch book shelf injects a quirky touch to an otherwise traditional Zen interior design with Minimalist vibes.

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#4. Funky Eclectic style By The Mind Design

Eclectic style is the hardest to achieve since its success depends on how the best in other interior design styles are cohesively pulled together. In this example, a creative mix of Retro, Scandinavian, Bohemian and Farmhouse are artfully infused together.

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#5.  Contemporary Style with vintage touches By The Scientist

Contemporary home interior style is distinctive with its emphasis on black, white and the neutrals. This color palette often creates a backdrop for bold and bright colored furnishings. In this case, the Contemporary design is spiced up with the use of unexpected design elements such as vintage wall tiles and cabinet laminates.

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#6.  Bohemian Style By Three-d Conceptwerke

The bohemian home interior design is popular among home designers since it allows their clients to follow their hearts desire; laissez-faire styled where anything goes as long as they love it!

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