Popular Interior Design Styles

[@stacyvolpone]

it feels like warm minimalism can be perfectly blend with mid-century modern

[@elizabethstump4077]

Two decor styles I like and would like to see more of: Art Nouveau and Dark Academia

[@JamieM470]

Art Nouveau woodwork is so beautiful. It always looks like its living to me.

[@Traci_Websinger]

There's a piece in Disney's Snow White in the dwarves' cottage. I'm pretty sure it's the organ. It's been a while. I've always dreamed of a high back bench carved like this.

[@rebajackson2369]

I like art deco for public spaces like a restaurant. But calm almost minimalist decor is what I crave in my home. I'm drawn to japandi and mid century mod.

[@JoRiver11]

I like the warm minimalism without the minimalism lol. (More like warm moderation?) I would use that as the foundation, and then add a controlled palette of about 3 rich colours, and the playfulness of some added traditional pieces. The warm tones and natural materials would still tie it together though.

[@daisyy99]

People like different styles at different times in their life. My home was built in 1955. Now I like minimalism and neutral colors with big tropical plants.

[@angstbringer2992]

I love the art deco style but my finances just refuse to cooperate 😢

[@guydw1251]

"post modern, drives to create conversation pieces" Oh, so that's how to descibe them..

[@nchaptini1]

Probably not the hottest style, but would love to see you expand on Craftsman style homes and interiors. Thanks for considering.

[@normairisflores3641]

Like japandi and mid century

[@animemenga125]

i looooooooooooooooove japandi!!!!

[@kaasmeester5903]

On the other end of warm minimalism is AHH MY EYES.

[@texasstardust6010]

These are nice examples ...but Maximalist doesn't mean crazy patterns, and stuff that doesn't make sense ( that's my thoughts on it ). I am a Maximalist by nature, but it's not silly looking ,overdone layering , crazy stuff .. that is too much for the eye . It can also be colours thst are subtle but not necessarily " saturated " and I stay true to my own Style ... it's Coulur, Maximalist, but it's that " Grandma Chic " that I've done for DECADES , ...BEFORE It had a " Design Name " .

[@adelechicken6356]

I love that! Grandma Chic is perfect for most of my friends and myself. A collection of antiques from family, mixed with new where needed and garage sale pieces with a color family that brings them all into harmony. ❤❤😊😊😊 Mine is golds and browns with accents of green,😊

[@Traci_Websinger]

​@@adelechicken6356Considering I have pieces from my parents and grandparents and a few tag sale finds, and... We do have fun putting our homes together. And that's what they are...homes, not houses.

[@adelechicken6356]

@@Traci_Websinger Yes, Homes! The kinds that say welcome the minute you walk in the door. It's grab a chair and get comfy.🤗

[@grumylynn]

I love both styles minimalism and Maximalism. Whatever do I do .😢

[@justinjohnson4278]

Do a minimalist kitchen then like a maximalist living room 🤣🤣

[@stinaljungstrom8691]

I suggest you aim for a blanc canvas look to begin with. Choose mostly streamlined furniture in one color. I suggest furniture with a plain look and plain doors; like for example Malm or Bestå at IKEA. Keep both furniture and walls plain and discrete. During the spring and summer use hardly any decor, no extra pillows in the bed or sofa, no pattern, no curtains or maybe in a very thin fabric. During the autumn and winter we often want a more cosy feel. Then a more maximal style can work fine. Use much more decor, extra candle holders, arrange groups of beautiful things. Also use extra pillows, cosy blankets and layers of curtains. Combine different sobre colous, different textures and fabrics like silk and velvet. If you feel like adding some colous or patterns you can go for a more maximal and even dramatic look. I suggest you do the more bold things on pillows, curtains and drapes. You also can frame a cool matching wallpaper. Then add some extra decor pieces that gives you the right maximal vibe. When you feel like going back to minimal you put the extra decor, everything with colors and patterns away. When it's hidden behind close doors your home will be like a blanc canvas again. Hope you got some inspiration. Best of luck!

[@snazzypazzy]

I'm going to mix them! Neutral-ish in colour, still lots of natural materials, but just a lot more of it. We'll see if it works

[@Gumbear93]

My style is art decor but my wallet says broke

[@FrogeniusW.G.]

The warm minimalism is a mix of minimalism, skandi, boho and japandi, imo.

[@tiffanyd.8660]

I like what I've seen from modern mid-century 🥰

[@user-qi3hf8ko3q]

same, i love it

[@jessicakoch2331]

I love art deco pieces but it can be overwhelming but i think it can be paired really well with a lot of other styles like mid century or even art nouveau. Im doing a renovation and am mixing art deco, mid century, pacific northwest and we shall see what happens

[@faithrada]

More is More. 😱... LOTS too much. 😅 Love Love Love Nick's humor, style, and knowledge.

[@toniwhipkey6548]

I love all of your videos so much!!

[@EdimentalGardens]

Warm Minimalism seems very similar to Japandi

[@FasFas160]

They are very similar. Japandi just has the 2 cultural elements to it.

[@midcitygym]

Love your work.

[@richiejohnson]

I call my look Clutter Core. I am definitely a maximalist.

[@daisyy99]

I had to chuckle at this. My grandparents were collectors of art glass, clocks, character whiskey bottles, and books. It eventually got out of hand!

[@richiejohnson]

@@daisyy99 yes ALL those things, plus seashells, textiles, vintage noisemakers, panoramic photographs, souvenir felt pennants, dried butterflies, duck decoys, fezes, paint-by-number pictures, small bronzes of all sorts and styles, big bouquets of silk flowers, a gallery wall full of opera memorabilia and family photos, small statues of Eastern dieties, kitchen gadgets, Japanese porcelain, and more!

[@danielmclaughlin460]

I like Nick but I don’t agree with having to chose a “design style” and stick to it. I like what I like and it doesn’t fit neatly into a box. Buy things you like, try to put them together in a cohesive fashion and don’t worry too much about fitting into a particular category

[@shehulk337]

I like the boldness of maximalism, the lack of clutter to clean from minimalism and I have a 70s house so art deco would work beautifully.

[@laurie8857]

My home is Modern Organic aka Japandi but I couldn't restrain my colour palette that much.

[@ratcomedy]

I love your videos man

[@halynavolkova1580]

Is it just me who saw a huge portret of Lenin in the maximalism example?! Interesting if the ownwer knows 😅

[@Jo-Anna4654]

I came here for this comment :) I thought I was seeing things😱

[@nadegejuste2638]

I Feel there are to main design movement : minimalism and maximalist. Now each of them has subcategory: art déco, dark academia would fall under max. Japandi, wabi sabi would fall under minimalisme. Some style like MCM, eclectic could be either of them

[@SaniyaSachinm]

Thanks for this Video it will help me

[@AJ..2023]

Is warm minimalism similar to sparse modern organic ? There are so many styles in this end of the spectrum, it's hard to know which is which...😮

[@heatherferrer-qf4gv]

Like country cottage/farm house

[@jeaninebaunsgard6609]

What about the style handed-down-family-antiques-figure-out-what-to-do-with? 😂😂

[@PrairieWolff]

Having a portrait of Lenin as a focus point on your gallery wall takes some red balls😅

[@janegardener1662]

Art Deco is a 30s design style.

[@angelbulldog4934]

I'm not trendy at all. I have my own way of doing things. Friends kick offtheir shoes ad put their feet up without my saying a word. Goal achieved. Classic granny chic is a thing. 😊

[@cass6020]

The mirror in the bottom of the three pics used to exemplify post modern looks all Melty. The room in that photo is interesting in general, but the mirror....are there mirrors in colors? (Opens browser) omg mirrors come in tinted colors Now I really want to see more of these tinted mirrors. I always find it weird when people use mirrors in rooms other than a bedroom (I get a standing mirror or vanity there) or bathroom, but if it's tinted then it mjght not throw me (or other potential guests) off as much It also just seems like really untread aesthetic territory

[@christinaka3190]

I think you forgot the most essential one! ✨Farmhouse✨ 🤭🤭

[@Rumade]

I don't believe that maximalism can describe a style on it's own. It's a level of existing aesthetics. So you can have maximalist victoriana, post modern maximalist etc based on which decor is chosen and increased to the max.

[@woodenkat8971]

When is art nouveau coming back? Why is it always deco?

[@loriegabidel]

Look at you, being nice about postmodernism and maximalism. 😂

[@jessicadenike5245]

I suppose I would call my style "grunge japandi" lol Imagine Japandi with skull decor. (Not cheesy skulls very realistic styles)

[@jordanmcgrory2171]

Treating interior design like clothing fashion, as something which goes through fast craves, strikes me as wildly wasteful.

[@maryelizabeth7197]

There is so much psychology behind each style!! Do you agree, Nick?

[@Lioness_UTV]

Loving the comments ❤

[@Traci_Websinger]

So, I'm eclectic. Somewhere between Maximalism and Japandi with touches of Art Deco? 🤷 If I could get past the clutter. I know a lot of what I have, I just need to make it possible to use and display and enjoy it.

[@laurie8857]

I think Japandi is minimalist in style.. so I am curious on what your space looks like? Does it take the natural materials and earthy tones of Japandi?

[@Lioness_UTV]

Oh dear, having a tiny rumble of an identity crisis as I like Warm Minimalism and Maximumism 🤯

[@sushmithamavuram6513]

Best places to shop for post modern?

[@kimjohnson5385]

Which one are you most drawn to nick?

[@SarahDenna]

I despise maximalist and post-modern design styles. I just can’t think of anything but a headache living in a space like that. There is a youtube designer than does a lot of post-modern designing and it definitely is for some people, but definitely not me

[@JohnnyCatFitz]

More is more 😅 more scary !

[@aSirzx]

Ughhh I hate the post modern trend that’s going

[@user-bro0921]

I like none of these 😩

[@motherelmtree609]

ITS SWEDISH !!! WE SWEDS HAVE BEEN DOING THIS FOR YEARS