Diverse Design Styles

Explore unique aesthetics: Bohemian, Mid-Century Modern, Farmhouse, Scandinavian, and more for your space.

Design Styles

Explore popular design styles. Get inspired to find your style.

brown wooden framed white padded chair in between green indoor leaf plants inside bedroom

brown wooden seat beside white wooden kitchen cabinet

blue and brown chair beside brown wooden table

white wooden kitchen island and cupboard cabinets near glass panel door

black leather couch with gray throw pillwo

Discover Your Design Style

Bohemian

Bohemian design style is characterized by its free-spirited and eclectic aesthetic, embracing a mix of colors, textures, and cultures. To integrate Bohemian design into your home, consider layering various textiles, such as patterned rugs and throw pillows, and incorporating mismatched furniture. Use warm tones combined with vibrant accent colors, and include decorative artifacts from different parts of the world to create an inviting and personalized space. Don’t hesitate to mix patterns and styles—this is the essence of Bohemian decor!

Our Design Philosophy

We believe in creating beautiful spaces that reflect individual tastes, combining aesthetics and functionality across various design styles for every home.

brown wooden house near green trees during daytime

Discover Your Design Style

Mid-Century Modern

Mid-century modern design emerged in the United States during the mid-20th century, roughly from the 1940s to the 1960s. It is characterized by clean lines, organic forms, and a focus on functionality. The movement was influenced by the Bauhaus and Scandinavian design, emphasizing simplicity and a connection to nature. Notable examples in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, include the City Hall designed by architect John Brown, which features mid-century architectural elements. Another example is the residences in the Rockcliffe Park community, showcasing the classic aesthetics of mid-century modern homes, with large windows and integration with the outdoor environment.

a living room with a coffee table and two chairs

Decorating In Mid-Century Modern

Embrace eclectic patterns and vibrant colors in decor. To bring mid-century modern elements into your home, consider incorporating furniture with clean lines and organic shapes, using a mix of bold and muted colors, and adding accessories like geometric rugs and retro art pieces. Opt for natural materials like wood and leather for a warm and inviting atmosphere. Incorporating statement lighting fixtures can also enhance the mid-century modern feel.