Modern
Born from a distinct historical movement that introduced the concept of the open floor plan, this turn-of-the-century design style is a simple, clutter-free aesthetic that steers clear of frills and bold color.
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Common Characteristics
Materials
Perfectly blends natural and worn woods with warm metals, granite countertops, and shiplap.
Atmosphere
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Common Characteristics

Form Follows
Function
Not to be confused with Contemporary style, practicality and usability are requirements for furniture and other decorative elements in Modern decor. It's uncluttered, minimalist, and avoids fluff.

Monochromatic
Color Palette (Mostly)
A color palette of mostly white, black, and gray is standard practice. Cool metals complement the mono color palette, while hits of leather and wood provide contrast. Plants provide welcoming pops of color.

Hard Lines &
Structural Elements
Distinct horizontal and vertical lines combined with materials like concrete, glass, and steel lend this style a bold and sturdy persona. Natural light plays off of hard angles and provides needed warmth.
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Contemporary
Contemporary design uses clean lines and light colors for airy, sunlight-filled spaces with blond wood and oversized windows. Each line in the architecture and each item in a room adds value.
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Mid-Century Modern
A style with a retro twist that appeals to a minimalist sensibility. Streamlined and functional, it rebels against excessive detail while integrating pops of color that gives this decor style a high degree of personality.
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Transitional
Transitional spaces combine aspects of the Modern and Traditional décor styles, enhancing them with modern touches. It's an unintimidating style that provides a timeless appeal.
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