Below are most commonly used by interior designers in Bangalore:

1. Mid-century modern

A style that originated in the 50s and 60s. Some architects were highly influential during this time, with style characterized by simplicity, functionality, and natural forms. The time’s minimalist design was characterized by incorporating glass walls and pops of deep colors such as orange, yellow, olive green, and chocolate brown.

2. Industrial

The industrial style is characterized by exposing construction elements that are generally hidden, such as pipes, ducts, and brick and concrete walls. It became very popular with the arrival of loft apartments. Industrial-style spaces typically have open plans, large windows, neutral color palettes, rustic wood, metal, and leather furniture

3. Scandinavian

The Scandinavian design seeks simplicity and functionality over decoration. It has become a trendy style. This style’s characteristics include neutral colors (especially white), natural woods, and furniture with clean lines.

4. Minimalist 

A style that emerged in the early ’90s based on the actual use of the material and the absence of excessive decoration. Although very few and always with modern and angular designs, the furniture is the main focus of this style. The philosophy of minimalism is summarized in “less is more,” but having less, each piece must have a superior design and quality since nothing can be hidden.

5. Art deco

A style that, even though it emerged in the 20s and 30s, is timeless. It acquired its popularity and name at the exhibition of decorative and industrial arts held in Paris in 1925. This style’s influences come from ancient times’ art (tribal art, cubism, futurism, etc.).

The typical materials of this style are wood, mirrors, and metals such as chrome. The designs are characterized by symmetry, elegant lines, geometric patterns, and abstract designs.

6. Bohemian

The bohemian design style is defined by using a mix of colors, patterns and textures. It is a style that has become very popular in recent years and is characterized by natural materials such as rattan, embroidered textiles, and colorful crafts.

This style tries to evoke the free spirit and connection with nature. Bohemian rooms often have a custom look, as furniture and trim have been (almost always) acquired over time from thrift stores, antique stores, and world travel.

7. Contemporary

Contemporary design is distinguished by using clean and elegant lines and is marked by the combination of solid and neutral colors or bold color hits in furniture and accessories. Furniture designs are usually sleek with modern touches and low rise.

Like the use of color in furniture, graphic elements in works of art or as accents are an element that often complements this style.

8. Eclectic

As the name suggests, this style combines other design styles and evokes a sense of imagination and surprise with unexpected contrasts. The eclectic style is not simply about putting everything together but largely results from the design’s basic components (color, pattern, texture, and composition) to make the space look cohesive.

9. Traditional

The traditional decoration that originated in Europe in the 18th century continues to be a reference for many lovers of the neoclassical and classical style. The traditional style is the use of classical style and symmetry to create a calm and orderly decoration…

10. Rustic

It’s  is taken from real inspiration, consuming unfurnished and raw elements which includes stones and wood. Rustic design may incorporate accessories from the outdoor with warmth emulation.