Modern Style

The modern style stems from early 20th-century movements like Bauhaus. It values functionality, clean lines, and open spaces. It avoids unnecessary ornamentation, with furniture and layouts based on purpose. Materials such as glass, steel, and concrete dominate, alongside neutral colors like white, gray, and black. A pop of bright color may appear in accessories. This style promotes simplicity, clarity, and a sense of space.

Key Characteristics:

• Clean lines and geometric shapes
• Neutral color palettes
• Functional, low-profile furniture
• Industrial materials (glass, steel, concrete)
• Clutter-free and open layouts