The search for more identity and beauty in different projects can be facilitated today, amidst so many decoration styles that can directly reflect the personality, routine, and personal taste of the residents. Whether to create cozier projects, highlight sophistication, or seek practicality with elegance, knowing these styles helps to create visually more attractive compositions that are also functional. Discover the five main styles and get inspired to renew your projects:
Contemporary Style
Greice Balbinot – Espaço Fuga do Tempo. Pensado para refletir sua conexão com a arte e raízes, com o uso de materiais naturais como a madeira, elementos têxteis, formas orgânicas, terra e plantas, o espaço representa significados em todos os detalhes. Inspirado no estilo “Mid Century”, lançado na década de 40, revela seu espírito modernista, contemporâneo e autêntico, valorizando artistas regionais e o design de mobiliário brasileiro. O espaço é um convite a pausa do tempo e à conexão a si próprio, através da leitura, música e memórias afetivas. (Gilberto Galdino/CASACOR)
The contemporary style is defined by simplicity and elegance, always current and adaptable to the trends of the moment. With a base of neutral colors, such as gray, white, and black, it values straight lines and geometric shapes. Popular materials include glass, metal, and light wood, providing a sophisticated and functional project. [gallery-april id="125485" type="slider" showtitle="undefined" data-restrict="false"] In this style, the standout pieces are often modern works of art or sculptures, which break the monotony. Lighting plays a crucial role, as it highlights certain elements and creates an inviting atmosphere. Investing in functional and bold designed furniture ensures the personality of the project.
Japandi
(Eduardo Macarios/CASACOR)
Japandi is the fusion of Scandinavian and Japanese styles, offering a minimalist project without sacrificing comfort. Focused on functionality, it uses few pieces of furniture, where each piece plays an essential role in the project. The colors follow a soft palette, mixing earthy tones, whites, and grays. [gallery-april id="136673" type="slider" showtitle="undefined" data-restrict="false"] Simplicity is key, with well-planned projects that convey tranquility and balance. Natural materials such as wood, bamboo, and stone are frequent for capturing the essence of nature. Small details, such as plants and textures in fabrics, add a touch of coziness to the home.
Industrial: Brutalism with Sophistication
Projeto Morada 31.12 (Júlia Tótoli/CASACOR)
The industrial decoration style stands out for its grunge aesthetic, inspired by factories and urban warehouses. It is characterized by the use of raw materials such as concrete, exposed brick, and metal, along with exposed piping. The predominant color is the gray palette, complemented by dark tones and metallic details. [gallery-april id="187772" type="slider" showtitle="undefined" data-restrict="false"]
This style embraces rusticity and transforms imperfections into charm. Leather and solid wood furniture harmonize with metallic elements, creating a visually appealing balance. Large windows and spacious projects ensure the necessary brightness to soften the robust aspect.
Minimalist
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[/caption> The minimalist style combines functionality and clean aesthetics by eliminating excess. With organized projects, it stands out for the use of neutral colors and few decorative elements, resulting in a relaxing and visually pleasant space. Simple shapes and straight lines predominate, contributing to the perception of amplitude. The main message in this decoration style is: less is more! [gallery-april id="130341" type="slider" showtitle="undefined" data-restrict="false"] The choice of materials is essential, prioritizing high-quality and multifunctional items. Minimalism provides a serene project, where each item has its purpose, promoting a life free from distractions and excesses.
Rustic
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[/caption> The rustic style promotes reconnection with nature, as it uses organic elements and rough finishes. Solid wood furniture, stones, and natural fabrics compose the project, bringing comfort and warmth. This decoration evokes country cabins, which maintain a cozy and authentic aura. [gallery-april id="125513" type="slider" showtitle="undefined" data-restrict="false"] Earthy, ocher, and green tones prevail and are complemented by the presence of plants and flowers. The furniture often has a weathered design to evoke a sense of tradition and history. Soft lighting enhances the texture of the materials, creating welcoming and inviting projects.
