7 styles
Interior design styles, shown on one room
Seven styles, one living room photo. The walls, windows and camera angle never move, so the difference you see between two pages is the style and nothing else.
Modern
Sleek lines, glass + metal accents, dramatic lighting.
Minimalist
Airy layouts, matte finishes, calm monochrome palettes.
Contemporary
Soft curves, layered lighting, warm neutrals with contrast.
Industrial
Raw textures, concrete + steel, loft-style openness.
Scandinavian
Light woods, cozy textiles, soft greens and whites.
Traditional
Symmetry, paneled details, rich fabrics and warm metals.
Eclectic
Playful mix of art, texture, and bold curated accents.
About interior design styles
How many interior design styles are there?
Design writers list anywhere from a dozen to several dozen named styles, and many overlap. remyhomeai ships seven that cover most homes: modern, minimalist, contemporary, industrial, Scandinavian, traditional and eclectic. Each page here defines one of them on the same living room photo.
What is the difference between modern and contemporary?
Modern is a specific look with mid-century roots: clean lines, glass and metal, bold contrast. Contemporary means what is current now: soft curves, layered lighting and warm neutrals. They are often confused because both avoid clutter.
How do I find out which style I like?
Look at the same room in each style rather than at seven different rooms. The style pages below all use one living room photo, so the only thing that changes between them is the design.
Try a style on a specific room
- Living roomUpload a photo of your living room and see it redesigned in a new style. Walls, windows and the camera angle stay. Seating, rug and TV wall change.
- BedroomPhotograph your bedroom and get it back in a new style in minutes. The bed, bedding, bedside tables and lighting change. Walls and windows stay put.
- KitchenUpload one photo of your kitchen and preview new cabinets, worktops, splashback and lighting in the same layout. Plumbing and walls do not move.
- BathroomSee new tiles, a new vanity and new fixtures in a photo of your own bathroom. The bath, toilet and basin stay where the plumbing already is.
- Dining roomPreview a new table, chairs, pendant and rug in a photo of your actual dining room. Wall, window and door positions stay exactly where they are.
- Home officeRedesign a photo of your home office: new desk, chair, shelving, lighting and a tidy video-call backdrop. The window and the door stay where they are.
- HallwayUpload a photo of your hallway and see new flooring, wall colour, storage and lighting in the same narrow space. Doors and the staircase stay put.