You can see in these different events how just looking at the decoration makes you feel different things: tranquillity, nature, energy, motivation, innovation, joy, elegance…
However, some decorative styles are highly effective and widely used.
Minimalism: A simple decoration with few elements creates a clean and refined image. It is characterised by a limited palette of colours and materials, mostly neutral colours. Prints and textured materials are usually avoided. It achieves a very geometric image that exudes perfection, order, cleanliness, and peace.
Industrial, vintage: These styles create an innovative and creative image. We can find distinctive materials such as iron, wood, cement, and concrete. On the other hand, vintage furniture blends perfectly with current trends. The industrial style conveys more strength, while the vintage style gives a calmer feeling.
Modern, futuristic, chic: This style is generally characterised by using different, original, and striking colours, materials, and furniture. It is usually in tune with current trends, reflecting joy, fun, and dynamism. Materials such as vinyl or neon lights, digital signage, prints, and textures are essential.
Nordic, Wabi Sabi, ethnic, Japanese: These styles have notable differences, but they all recreate similar sensations: tranquillity, cleanliness, relaxation, and nature. Characteristic materials include wood and wicker, with a neutral colour palette tending towards brown, white, and beige tones.
Provençal, Mediterranean: These two styles have much in common, exuding unpretentious elegance, a simple style filled with colours, fabrics, textures, and materials…
