1. Modern/Minimalist - Clean lines, geometric shapes, and neutral colors are used to create a sleek and contemporary look.
2. Traditional - A classic and timeless look with rich colors, intricate patterns, and decorative details.
3. Rustic - A cozy and warm style that uses natural materials like wood, stone, and brick to create a relaxed and earthy feel.
4. Industrial - Urban and edgy, with elements like concrete, steel, and exposed pipes creating a raw and unfinished look.
5. Bohemian - A fun and eclectic style that combines colors, patterns, and textures from around the world to create a vibrant and artistic look.
6. Coastal - A breezy and relaxed style that incorporates elements like sea-inspired colors, nautical decor, and natural textures like driftwood and jute.
7. Mid-Century Modern - A retro style from the 1950s and 1960s, featuring clean lines, simple shapes, and bold colors that create a sleek and futuristic look.
8. Scandinavian - A minimalistic, function-first style that features light colors, natural textures, and simple shapes to create a bright and airy look.
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