What Interior Design Style Matches for Vision?

 Transitional interior design blends the best of both worlds—classic traditional charm with the clean simplicity of modern design. This style creates balance by combining timeless furnishings, subtle curves, and neutral color palettes with updated textures, finishes, and forms.

Expect minimal accessories, deliberate focal points, and a calming aesthetic that incorporates elements like wood, glass, rattan, and mixed metals. Transitional style avoids clutter, but still feels layered and warm. It’s often confused with contemporary design, but transitional is distinctly rooted in tradition—just with a fresh, refined twist.

Perfect for homeowners who appreciate both classic and current trends, transitional style is timeless, elegant, and versatile.

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 Japandi design is a sophisticated blend of Japanese minimalism and Scandinavian warmth, creating interiors that are both calming and functional. This style celebrates natural materials like bamboo, light and dark woods, stone, and linen, paired with a muted color palette of soft neutrals, earthy tones, and occasional deep accents.

Rooted in the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi—which finds beauty in imperfection—and the Scandinavian concept of hygge, Japandi spaces are uncluttered yet inviting. They emphasize clean, simple lines, balanced asymmetry, and thoughtful craftsmanship, with furniture and decor that prioritize quality and purpose over excess.

In the Midwest, Japandi resonates with homeowners seeking a serene, practical retreat from busy lives, where natural light floods wide-open spaces and every element feels intentionally placed. It’s the perfect style for those who want a harmonious blend of East Asian tranquility and Nordic coziness in their homes.

  Craving calm and simplicity? Let’s design your peaceful Japandi retreat in Wisconsin today. 

 Mid-Century interior design is bold, iconic, and effortlessly functional. Originating from the 1940s–1960s, this style is known for its vivid colors, clean lines, organic shapes, and a "fuss-free" attitude that favors simplicity over ornamentation.

Wood is a staple—often teak or walnut—paired with rusty or matte metal finishes. Furniture is low-profile and sculptural, making it both practical and eye-catching. Rooms typically highlight a standout feature—like a striking piece of art, bold lighting, or a retro accent chair—as a central focal point.

Mid-Century homes often encourage open, social layouts filled with houseplants and bursts of vibrant color. It’s a perfect blend of nostalgia and livability that continues to feel fresh even decades later.

 Inspired by bold, iconic design? Let’s bring Mid-Century style into your Wisconsin home today. 

 Modern Farmhouse blends the timeless warmth of rustic design with clean, contemporary touches for inviting, functional homes. Characterized by natural wood elements like reclaimed ceiling beams, wide-plank flooring, and shiplap or tongue-and-groove paneling, this style embraces white and neutral tones paired with cozy fabrics and open shelving to showcase vintage and artisanal accessories.

A softer, romantic variation of this style is Shabby Chic, which incorporates whitewashed finishes, pastel hues, floral patterns, and delicate, distressed furnishings. Shabby Chic adds a feminine, nostalgic layer to farmhouse spaces—perfect for those seeking rustic charm with a cozy, lived-in feel.

Both styles resonate strongly in Wisconsin, where the love of handcrafted details and natural materials meets contemporary comfort, making them ideal for everything from country homes to lakeside cottages.

  Love the cozy charm of farmhouse living, whether modern rustic or softly vintage? Let’s design your perfect Wisconsin home filled with warmth, character, and timeless style. 

 Modern interior design is all about clean lines, open space, and purposeful simplicity. Rooted in early to mid-20th century design, it favors geometric forms, natural materials, and uncluttered layouts that emphasize function and form.

Think black-and-white color schemes, flat surfaces, low-profile furnishings, and intentional asymmetry. Accents in bold primary colors (like red, blue, or yellow) add personality without overwhelming the space. Modern style often feels fresh and sleek—popular in home design shows for its crisp and edited look.

To keep it livable, it’s often best to balance modern interiors with warm woods, textured fabrics, or earthy materials that soften sharp edges and add comfort.

 Ready for a sleek, sophisticated space? Let’s design your modern Wisconsin home today.

 Contemporary Cabin style masterfully blends the rugged charm of traditional cabin living with the clean lines and functionality of contemporary design. Rooted in natural materials like warm, exposed wood beams, textured stone accents, and wide-plank hardwood floors, this style creates an inviting and grounded atmosphere that celebrates Wisconsin’s rich outdoors and cozy retreats.

Unlike purely rustic or traditional cabins, Contemporary Cabin elevates the aesthetic with sleek cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and minimalist fixtures, offering all the comforts and conveniences of modern living. Neutral earth tones, layered textiles, and handcrafted décor pieces add depth and warmth, balancing simplicity with character.

This style is ideal for homeowners who want to capture the essence of a lakeside or woodland sanctuary while enjoying sophisticated, practical interiors. Whether you’re designing a full lake home or bringing cabin charm into a suburban setting, Contemporary Cabin delivers a timeless yet fresh retreat where nature meets modern comfort.

 Love open, airy cabin living? Let’s design your modern, light-filled retreat in Wisconsin today. 

 Contemporary interior design reflects the styles and aesthetics of the current moment—clean, open, and ever-evolving. It emphasizes natural light, open floor plans, and neutral color palettes punctuated with striking contrasts.

Furniture often features sleek silhouettes with exposed legs, helping rooms feel airy and spacious. Materials like metal, glass, and natural fabrics are common, and lighting is often used as a sculptural focal point or artistic feature. You'll find very light or very dark wood tones anchoring the space, while layout choices may feel creative or unconventional.

While it shares similarities with modern design, contemporary is more fluid—it evolves with the trends of the time while maintaining a refined, minimalist edge.

 Design your current‑style dream home—let’s bring contemporary design to life in Southern Wisconsin. 

 Bohemian interior design (also known as Boho style) celebrates creativity, comfort, and personal expression. It features vibrant, unexpected color pairings, richly layered textiles, and an eclectic mix of decor—from vintage finds to global influences.

Expect natural materials like wicker, rattan, and distressed wood, along with low-level seating such as poufs or floor cushions that encourage relaxed living. Walls are often filled with gallery-style art, and spaces feel soulful, collected, and intentionally “imperfect.”

There are no strict rules in Boho design—it’s about listening to your heart and creating a space that reflects your personality. It’s relaxed, playful, and perfect for those who find beauty in the mix.

 Love creativity and color? Let’s design a one-of-a-kind Boho home that’s uniquely yours. 

 Traditional interior design draws inspiration from classic European decor and timeless architectural details. It features rich tones, dark wood furnishings, and elegant fabrics—often layered with purpose for a sense of formality and warmth.

Signature elements include wood floor patterns, sophisticated color palettes grounded in neutrals with accents like burgundy, navy, or gold, and an emphasis on symmetry, balance, and focal points. Furniture is often arranged in pairs, with coordinated accessories and refined detailing.

Traditional style reflects order, comfort, and enduring beauty—perfect for homeowners who love timeless design and graceful spaces.

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 Coastal interior design—sometimes called Nautical style—offers a relaxed, breezy atmosphere inspired by life near the water. While it often evokes oceanfront homes, it’s just as at home here in Southern Wisconsin, where lake life brings its own kind of calm and beauty.

A soft white backdrop, calming blue hues, and sand-toned neutrals create a light and airy foundation. The look leans on natural textures—think wicker, rattan, driftwood finishes, and soft linen fabrics. Large windows, sunlight, and casual, open spaces reflect the laid-back mood of lakefront living.

Whether you're dreaming of a full-time lake house or a weekend retreat, this style captures the essence of waterfront comfort—without needing an ocean view.

 Bringing beach vibes to lake homes. Let’s design your coastal-inspired Southern Wisconsin retreat. 

 Modern Industrial design blends the raw textures of urban architecture with sleek, curated styling. Born from converted factories and lofts, this look embraces exposed brick, open ductwork, concrete floors, and unfinished wood or metal finishes.

Expect high ceilings, oversized windows, and statement features like abstract art, bold lighting, and reclaimed materials that balance grit with refinement. It's perfect for those who love a space with character, edge, and a bit of grit—yet still want it to feel livable.

This style thrives in converted warehouses, downtown lofts, and even modern builds that want to capture that raw, urban soul.

 Love a little grit? Let’s bring Modern Industrial edge to your space—with warmth and intention. 

 Scandinavian design is known for its minimalist beauty, functional living, and inviting warmth. Clean lines, cozy textiles, and light-colored woods create a calming, clutter-free environment that feels fresh year-round. In the Midwest, it pairs especially well with natural light, whitewashed walls, and wide-plank floors. This style favors intentional design—think symmetry, soft textures, and practical elegance. Perfect for creating peaceful retreats that feel both modern and timeless. 

 Looking for minimalist warmth? Let’s bring timeless Scandinavian calm to your Midwest space.