Fol. IV — Contents
Ten curated styles, dressed onto one photograph
— and twenty-four more wait inside the workbench.
Creammilk paint and pale oak
Natural Woodgrain left honest
Modern Chineseink, rosewood, restraint
Vintage Mid Centurywalnut legs and optimism
Italian Minimaliststone and shadow
Modern Minimalisteverything useful, nothing more
Wabi Sabithe beauty of use
Frenchboiserie and borrowed light
Quiet Luxuryinherited comfort
Modern Luxuryquiet velvet, low lightThe remaining 24 styles apply to your photo the same way — names stay in English, as they appear in the tool.
ModernClean lines, honest materials, nothing that does not need to be there.
MinimalistFewer objects, calmer surfaces — the room breathes between the pieces.
ScandinavianLight woods, white walls, hygge textiles — built for long northern winters.
JapandiJapanese wabi-sabi calm meets Scandinavian function: low furniture, natural fibers.
IndustrialExposed brick, black steel, raw concrete — loft character with an edge.
BohoLayered textiles, plants, and global patterns — collected, not decorated.
Mid Century1950s–60s icons: tapered legs, warm teak, graphic geometry.
ContemporaryOf-the-moment without a manifesto — current finishes, comfortable forms.
Warm MinimalistMinimalism with the chill removed: beige, oak, soft light.
Organic ModernSculptural silhouettes in natural materials — modern, but alive.
Modern FarmhouseShiplap, apron sinks, open shelves — country comfort, city tidy.
English CountryFlorals, heritage patterns and layered antiques — a lived-in library feel.
Art DecoBrass, velvet and bold symmetry — glamour with a blueprint.
Modern MediterraneanWhite plaster, arched openings, sun-washed blues — coastal calm.
NaturalEverything borrowed from nature: linen, clay, unbleached fibers.
Japanese ModernLow lines, sliding screens, one tokonoma-corner of calm.
KoreanK-drama minimal — warm whites, slim furniture, softly styled shelves.
VintageSecond-hand souls: patina, older curves and stories in every scratch.
HotelSuite logic: layered lighting, crisp linens, a considered bedside.
Modern CountryCountry bones with modern comfort — beams stay, clutter goes.
Scandi BohoScandinavian base with bohemian layers — calm, but never sterile.
MediterraneanTerracotta, whitewash and wrought iron — southern light indoors.
Modern RusticRaw timber and stone, refined by modern lines and light.
MaximalistMore is more — gallery walls, mixed eras, and it still works.