Discover your personal decoration style

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Quiz Questions

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Which one is your favourite? Focus in the shape and ignore fabric and colour
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  Answer A
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  Answer B
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  Answer C
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  Answer I
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Where would you love to relax? Max 3 options
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  Authentic and unique
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  Simple with light tones
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  Natural materials and warm colours
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  Simple and elegant
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  Glamorous and daring
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  Youthful and modern
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  Relaxing but colourful
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  Paired back and warm
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  Classical shapes and patterns
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  Urban and monochrome
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  Elegant and formal
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  Neutral and sculptural
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  Soft colours and cozy
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  Warm and raw
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  Elegant and relaxing
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What would you like on your walls? Choose 2 to 3 options
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  Painted panelling
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  Molding
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  Simple panelling
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  Neutral colours
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  Colour explosion
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  Traditional panelling
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  Stone
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  Limewash
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  Wallpaper
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The perfect corner for reading a book (max 3)
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  Serene and cozy
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  Very bright, simple and colourful
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  Warm and sculptural
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  Crafted furniture
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  Urban and sophisticated
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  Simple but daring
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  Relaxing and colourful
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  Dark and cozy
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  Simple and natural
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  Fresh and elegant
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  Elegant and formal
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The kitchen of your dreams
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  Straight lines and polished marble
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  Rich in textures and simple
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  Simple but decorative
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  Striking with rich colours
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  Monochrome and simple
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  Warm with natural materials
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  Fresh
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  Light woods and straight lines
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  Rustic wood
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  Mediterranean but elegant
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  Cozy with some colur
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  Warm and simple
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  Stainless steel
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  Dark and elegant
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  Mediterranean rustic
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  Daring and a little bit retro
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  Colourful
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Tableware. Max. 2 options
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  Basic
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  Simple but decorative
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  Cheerful
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  Natural and imperfect materials
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  Aged and simple
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  Monochromatic
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  Striking
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  Fresh
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  Simple but elegant
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  Classical motifs
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  Intricate
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Where would you sit your guests? Choose 2 to 3
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  Answer R
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The perfect coffee table (focus on the table and not the environment). Choose 3 max
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  Trunk style
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  Rustic wood
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  Natural timber
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  Veneered in light wood
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  Iron and glass
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  Metal and marble
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  Ottoman
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  Golden details and glass
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  Sculptural
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  Rattan
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  Textured but simple
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  Marble and glass combination
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  Wood and glass
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  Dark woods and marquetry
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  Mirror
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  Ceramics
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  Marble and metal
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  Block of wood
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  Geometrical marble
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  Wood and stone
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  Wood and pipes
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And the perfect livingroom to spend the evening. Max 3.
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  Simple and elegant
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  Cozy with lots of wooden details
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  Relaxing
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  A little bit traditional
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  Glamorous
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  Elegant and cozy
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  Sophisticated
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  Warm and artful
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  Simple but elegant
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  Relaxing in muted tones
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  Monochrome
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  Elegant, mixing colours and textures
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  Fresh and comfortable
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  Neutral and elegant
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  Traditional shapes
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  Simple
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  Comfortable and natural
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  Colourful and luxurious
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  Dark colours and velvets
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  Industrial but cozy
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  Summery
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  Rustic but elegant

Quiz Outcomes

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Ecclectic
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Sometimes people talk about Ecclecticism when they are not quite sure about how to define their own style. It is correct to use this term to describe spaces that are a mix of periods, colours, trends and textures and somehow a little bit chaotic however, there is a very thin line between an Ecclectic interior and a messy one. We shouldn't confuse Ecclecticism with "free-for-all", there has to be a common thread between the different elements. Ecclectic interiors are highly intentional, everything is well thought off and considered. This style is very theatrical, not for minmimalists.
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Coastal
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This style is inspired by the colours of the ocean, shades that seem to have been washed by the sun light. We shouldn't confuse Coastal interior with Mediterranean or Tropical. This style is very relaxed and it is characterized by the use of natural fibres and materials. You won't find a lot of metal or complicated prints and the use of wood is extended normally on light or washed tones. It works well both in contemporary and traditional spaces. Coastal doesn't mean nautical, there is no need to bring shells, knots or anchors, you don't want your home looking like a sailing club. Focus on creating comfortable open spaces that celebrate natural light.
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Vernacular
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Vernacular interiors have been designed around local needs, material availability and it reflects local traditions. Timeless and ecological, use of organic shapes, arches, brick.. They remind of the Mediterranean, tipical houses from Ibiza: light shades, earthy tones and natural fibres. Austere, a little bit rustic and traditionally Mediterranean it works especially well with both light and dark woods and mixed with other styles such as Traditional or Boho Chic.
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Minimalist
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Minimalist interiors are well balanced and harmonious and you can find the use of simple shapes, pure lines, spaces that breathe and neutral colours. Lacking superfluous elements and extremely sober, the furniture is simple and functional, less is more. In our view, minimalist interiors are difficult to maintain unless you have a minimalist lifestyle as well however, minimalist pieces work in almost every type of interior and we love using them in our projects.
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Art Deco
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Art Deco design is characterised by rich colours, geometircal shapes and the use of exotic woods and shiny materials. It combines luxury, functionalty, elegance and modernity. Extremely popular in the 20s, 30s and 40s, this style is very glamorous. It has a mix of elements from the French, Egyptian and Mediterranean cultures. Art Deco designers rejected ideas and materials that were traditionally used, using instead unusual materials such as ebony, marble, stainless steel, lacquers, aluminum, shark skin or zebra leather (nowadays we use more sustainable options of course).
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Contemporary Scandinavian
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Contemporary Scandinavian is one of the most popular styles nowadays. We call it contemporary because it is actually a commercial and diluted version of real Scandinavian style, but beautiful in its own way nevertheless. Characterized by its simple lines, this style focuses on creating functional spaces without forgetting beauty. It is different from a Minimalist style due to its material use. Minimalism uses metals such as steel and chrome while Scandinavian uses pale colours, warm woods and textiles and soft textures.
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Boho
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A very relaxed style, multicultural, characterized by the use of prints, explosions of colours and textures and the use of artisanal decorations. Distinguished use of vintage furniture, eco materials, sisal and berber rugs. This style doesn't follow many rules, but earthy tones are a common thread, mixed with metals and jewel tones (purples, bright orange or electrical blue). Dare to mix prints and textures, don't be afraid of combining objects, colours and prints that seem to not go together in the traditional sense because this style is an explosion of colours and textures.
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Mid-Century Modern
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Mid-Century modern, or MCM, appeared around the 50s. Characterized by simple finishes, without a lot of detailing, sober lines and geometrical shapes, this style is highly functional. Shape always follows function. Woods, such as teak or walnut, are widely used both in the furniture and in the architecture such as wall panellings.
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Traditional
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"Traditional" is actually a general term, and it is used to describe several different styles and eras and it doesn't follow a unique direction. Warm and dark tones define the colour palette and the furniture is highly ornamented. Very detail-oriented, it uses sophisticated accessories througout. A 100% traditional interior can look a little bit outdated but not everything is black or white, you can incorporate modern elements in this kind of interiors. This style is sophisticated, elegant, comfortable and a great choice for those who appreciate antiques, craftsmanship, classical art and symmetry.
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Industrial
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This style is inspired by the aesthetic of old industrial spaces. Characterized by the use of pure geometrical shapes, straight lines and large open-plan spaces. Construction materials are displayed with pride: brick, pillars, aircon vents... Natural light is prefered, and artificial light comes in the shape of metal and vintage looking lamps. This type of spaces are very contemporary.
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Luxe
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Even though Luxe is not actually a style, it is true that this term is used to describe certain material features. Formal spaces, reflecting surfaces, gloss, brass, chrome, grand chandelieres... This spaces tend to be monochromatic: a lot of white, black and greys, but the use of colour is welcome especially through velvets. Luxe interiors can be both traditional and contemporary. It works well mixed with Art Deco style. A more relaxed version of this style is the Neoclassical style.
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Transicional (Moderno Tradicional)
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El estilo Transicional no tiene un único look característico, si no que se puede manifestar de diversas formas. Mientras que algunos interiores modernos incluyen alguna pieza tradicional o viceversa, el estilo Transicional es el equilibrio perfecto entre muebles, acabados, telas y materiales tanto tradicionales como modernos. El resultado es un estilo elegante, atemporal y comfortable. Las paletas de colores suelen ser sutiles, con énfasis en tonos marfil, beige y bronceados, creando ambientes relajados y sencillos.
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Tradición Actualizada / Soho House
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Puede que parezca que este estilo me lo haya sacado de la manga, pero dejad que me explique. Hace unos años vi unos interiores que me llamaron mucho la atención, tenían un aire a las típicas casas de campo británicas pero no se parecían a nada que hubiese visto antes, estos interiores eran mucho más modernos. Descubrí que habían sido diseñados para los clubs privados Soho House y además este estilo iba ganando muchos adeptos rápidamente. No es tradicional, ni es contemporáneo, pero tampoco transicional. Nunca verás una pared blanca, más bien lo contrario, estos interiores se caracterizan por la explosión de colores poco saturados, el uso de estampados un tanto tradicionales y la riqueza material. Utilizan formas que recuerdan vagamente a formas clásicas pero que han sido suavizadas, actualizadas. El uso de panelado pintado es característico de este estilo, casi obligatorio, pero también vemos algo de panelado en madera natural oscura. Pero lo más importante es la sensación de comfort, tranquilidad que nos transmiten, como si estuvieramos en un hotel.
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Rústico / Casa de Campo
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Las principales características de la decoración de interiores Rústicos son el uso de materiales naturales ya sea madera, piedra, telas… La esencia del estilo Rústico es la sencillez, naturalidad y la rudeza. Los muebles no tienen demasiada ornamentación y destaca la falta de materiales modernos como el metal, plástico o tejidos sintéticos. Los colores que predominan son los tonos terrosos y cálidos, que nos recuerdan a la naturaleza. Los muebles, artesanales, desprenden humanidad y calidez.
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Neoclásico
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El estilo Neoclásico es idóneo para crear ambientes sofisticados y muy elegantes. Predominan los interiores bien proporcionados y simétricos junto con líneas sencillas y claras inherentes en la arquitectura y el mobiliario de este estilo. Los colores utilizados son muy suaves, incluyen cremas blancos, grises, azules, verdes y otros tonos apagados. Los estampados son de paletas de color con poco contraste. Este estilo tiene una apariencia lujosa, espejos grandes, flores, arte y molduras decorativas adoran los las paredes y techos de los interiores Neoclásicos. Este estilo combina lujo y opulencia en un ambiente relajado, elegante y con encanto.
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Contemporary
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Contemporary is actually a general term (same as Traditional) and it is found on the presence of other dominant styles. The spaces are bright and large, but they can be warm and cozy as well. You will never find ornate details, everything is very clean looking. The colour palette usually is monochromatic, using different tones of the same colour, mixed with big pieces of art and interesting accessories to add character.