Tired of the omnipresent Scandinavian style, but it seems to you that with your budget can be purchased only in IKEY? Perhaps you still do not know about other popular styles that are invented specifically for those who need an economical design.
Hyugge.
Hyugge is also a style of coming from Scandinavia. But, unlike a cold minimalistic Scandinavian style, there is another approach to the arrangement of the house. Hyugge is also the philosophy of comfort and family comfort, which promotes slowdown, rejection of unnecessary ambitions, love for a pleasant pastime at home with hot drinks and sincere conversations, hobbies and delicious food. In the interior it is the availability of cozy places for all households, warm artificial lights, soft skins on chairs and on the floor, numerous plaids and fireplaces.
Bocho.
Bocho - style that loved by many first in clothes, and then in the interiors. The word Bocho consists of two parts, and there was a Bohmian Homeless (literal "Bohemian homeless" interlayer), a poor student and artistic bohemia, low-income people of creative professions, who loved the beautiful life and determined the European culture of the first half of the 20th century. In this style, a combination of elements of hippie culture, vintage details, Gypsy decor and other ethnic motifs are traced. Currently, in fashion, the combination of just Scandinavian style with Bocho, and we have already written about it. Scandinavian style with its styled lion pastel tones and wooden furniture can be well combined with sun mirrors, vintage trifles, chests, wicker baskets and alive plants.
Bauhauses
Style invented in the 20x-30x gg. last century, and designed to make the interior as simple as possible, concise and cheap. In Bauhaus, the Higher School of Art Design in Germany, created items that are still popular with design lovers. The concise table Eilel Gray, the chair "Vasily" Marseille Broyer (called by the name of Kandinsky), and the interiors of the plant itself, which came to us on black and white photographs, inspire to create simple and convenient interiors.
Eclecticism
This style requires a good taste of who will be engaged in creating an interior. As part of the eclectic, you can combine several different styles, but you need to do it with the mind. Suitable for those who have the opportunity to acquire furniture and decor in different places (combining, for example, vintage things that have passed inheritance or found in the markets, with modern inexpensive furniture), and is ready to spend enough time and strength on it.
