Staging Styles

Interior Design Styles

Defined In 2023

We are frequently asked to define the differences between design styles for our clients. Here are some styles that work well with the home for the current real estate market.

Contemporary- Organic Modern

Our most popular style trend currently is Contemporary Organic Casual. We start with a soft subued natural palette for an organically refined oasis. Calm warm tonal hues bring a casual relaxed comfort to the home. Layering organic materials such as wood, jute, stone, plants, linens bring the outside inside. Moss, fiddle leaf, succulents or feathery plumes are a gift from mother nature for a Zen aesthetic. Layers of throws, pillows and woven baskets add a sense of warmth and security. All of these natural elements brought into a living environment adds a bit of soulful tranquil peacefulness to the home.

Contemporary- Organic Luxe


Contemporary Organic Luxe interior design doesn't refer to a specific period of time, it's constantly changing to reflect the popular styles of present day design.Though people often tend to confuse modern interior design styles with contemporary interior design, there is a difference between the two that makes them unique in and of themselves.

Contemporary Luxe style is completely of the moment while modern interior design styles borrow from the best of 50’s and 60’s. Simple straight lines,organic shapes, with an emphasis on the ergonomics and functionality of the furnishings. Contemporary interior design styles incorporate feminine curvy lines, soft plush furnishings and shiny surfaces.

Contemporary- Transitional


Transitional interior design is the combination of traditional furnishings mixed with modern elements that keep a room from looking like too much of one particular style.The best of transitional style interior design boasts balance in the unexpected mix while lending a home warmth and a relaxed feel.

Contemporary- Classic 


Contemporary Classic interior home staging design is always evolving. A sleek and effortless look. A neutral color palette for an inspiring and timeless approach to decor. The mix of chic highlights from different era’s brought together to bring a home to life with statement-making appeal.

Contemporary- Modern


Contemporary Modern is a broad design term that typically refers to our current modern design style with clean, crisp lines and a simple color palette. Firm seated Mid Century style furniture is usually incorporated in this design along with the use of wood, glass and steel. In this particular design we added some blue velvet pillows and a fur throw for a simple and casual mood.

Contemporary- Industrial


A little bit of post industrial design mixed with some local earthy materials. Mixing materials like live edge wood, green moss, fragrant leather & metals like brass, iron & chrome create a strong masculine style. The palette of colors are black, taupe, brown, grey, caramel, white & ivory.

Contemporary- Scandi Boho


Scandinavian and Bohemian blended together is a very popular style right now. A mixture of Mid Century, Scandinavian and Bohemian designs all coming from the same era but from different places in the world. The palette starts with a base of neutral colors like white, grey and black with splashes of color. Layers of Earthy elements are introduced with natural finished woods, animal furs, poufs and plants. Geometric prints play a big role in the design as well. Along with soft fabrics like linen, cotton and recycled organic materials. To raise the bar to a luxury design Brass or gold may be introduced.

Transitional- Rustic Farmhouse

Rustic farmhouse incorporates weathered rustic look with a rich mix of worn or lived elements like rusty iron, grey washed reclaimed wood, ivory linens, cotton and wool throws and wicker baskets.

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