Styles

Find your style

Japandi

Japandi mixes Scandinavian comfort with Japanese restraint: low, clean-lined furniture, pale woods, linen and lots of breathing room. It looks expensive but works brilliantly on a budget, because it's about having fewer, better things.

Scandinavian

Scandinavian style is bright, cosy and practical: white walls, pale wood, soft textiles and furniture that earns its place. IKEA was born here, so it's the easiest look to furnish cheaply and well.

Modern

Modern interiors are crisp and confident: clean lines, a calm neutral base and one bold accent - a colour, a sculptural chair or a striking light.

Boho

Boho is relaxed and collected: rattan, jute, warm terracotta, layered rugs and plenty of plants. It's forgiving, personal and perfect for second-hand and budget finds.

Modern farmhouse

Modern farmhouse pairs warm whites and natural wood with black metal accents: welcoming, family-proof and timeless.

Mid-century

Mid-century modern brings 1950s-60s optimism: walnut wood, tapered legs, organic curves and pops of mustard, teal and burnt orange.

Coastal

Coastal style feels like a beach house all year: airy whites, sandy beiges, soft blues and natural woven textures. Bright, calm and easy to keep clean.

Hotel-style (Airbnb)

Hotel style is how the best Airbnbs look: neutral, durable, easy to clean and built to photograph well, with one statement piece that guests remember and share.