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Let me start the article by answering this “simple” question. “What is interior design?”. Interior design is the process of visualizing or “designing” the appearance of a room or other interior space. Practice develops many technical, analytical and creative skills.

Many things are considered during the interior design process, from color, arrangement and theming, all of which come together to create the final product.

Thematization often follows period styles such as; minimalist, gothic, victorian, islamic, feng sui, rural, tropical, western, modern, and is the way to describe the overall look you want to achieve in your interior. You will recognize certain themes when you read magazines or visit show homes, and you will naturally be drawn to the styles that best suit your personality, just as you will be drawn to clothes that you like.

Let’s take a closer look at some of these topics.

minimalistic

Minimalist interior design, as the name suggests, uses very little clutter to create the final look. The walls are usually painted uniformly and are not decorated with pictures and ornaments. Simple lighting is attached to the ceilings, so no fancy chandeliers or other lighting fixtures might catch your eye.

However, rooms with a minimalist theme can sometimes feel very cold, uncomfortable and impersonal.

Tropical

Not a much discussed topic, tropical themes use greens and earth tones along with lighter colors like white and cream. Whites are ideal if you live in warmer climes as you can afford the coolness white exudes, but those of you who are enduring the long London winter should opt for creams to add a little warmth to clothing bring room. Plants are a must for a tropical theme, lush green palm trees are the ultimate accessory.

African

When you think of Africa, no doubt earth tones come to mind: brown, beige, yellow and orange. If you want to create an African flair in your interior, you should keep this in mind. African themes are all about natural colors. Think clean cream walls, dark brown hardwood floors, dark beige sofas with large orange pillows, the sunset breaking through thin beige curtains. Remember to think beige!

There are hundreds of different interior design themes so head to some show homes and take a look at some of the many magazines on offer to get an idea of ​​what you want your room to look like and get in there and get your hands wet.

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