How To Combine Design Styles in Your Home
Innovative pieces that combine design styles, perfectly fitting for the wavering decorator
Most of us have faced the challenge of picking a design style, whether for your childhood birthday party or deciding how to combine modern and chic with cozy and coastal for your living room.
Designlines did some digging to find some innovative pieces that combine design styles, perfectly fitting for the wavering decorator.
Eclectic Farmhouse
If you find yourself drawn to the comfort of the modern farmhouse style but are eager to add pops of colour and eclectic details, check out Verner Panton’s Pantop lamp. Designed in 1980, the re-editioned lamp’s flaring shade appears bell-like, emulating a traditional farmhouse motif while playing with colour and proportions in an eclectic way. $385 at Funsty.
Bohemian meets mid-century modern
Mixing colours, textures and patterns of a bohemian aesthetic with classic mid-century modern silhouettes will keep your space feeling elegant and free-spirited. This three-door oak credenza by Melbourne-based VUUE combines traditional mid-century modern wood finishes and structure with organically geometric carvings, bringing a textural interest to the piece. $2,099 at CB2.
Rustic Modern
When paired together, rustic and modern aesthetics create a warm, inviting yet balanced atmosphere. The Earth Wood coffee table combines a live-edge Acacia wood tabletop with raw iron, nickel-coloured legs, striking harmony between rustic and modern design. $1,399 at Bois & Cuir.
Organic Modern
Organic and modern aesthetics weave together crispness, natural textures and neutral colour palettes to create a cozy yet clean-lined design. The Diane sofa finds itself in the perfect mid-point between its organic curvature and neutral colour palette. The curving silhouette of the sofa and its peaking arms create a sleek and inviting place to kick back. From $2,315 at Rove Concepts.
Rustic Scandinavian
Combine Scandinavian functionality with rustic design style for intentional playfulness in your space. This coffee table’s travertine top brings a natural beauty to the space, while its mango wood legs give off a naturally weathered look, that reads both rustic and lux. $1949 at West Elm.