Within the now well-established lexicon of interior design, modern style continues to exemplify the perfect balance between functionality and aesthetics.
But what is modern style and how can we define it? Emerging in the early 20th century, this style embraces – and exalts – clean lines, neutral colours, and natural materials. With roots in the Bauhaus tradition and Scandinavian modernism, it’s guided by the philosophy that “form follows function”. This approach encourages a preference for open spaces filled with natural light, where each element is chosen for its utility as well as its aesthetic value.
Creating modern-style spaces means letting go of unnecessary decoration and focusing on simple and minimalist design.