Interiors by style
Contemporary Interiors
Of the moment — textured, layered and current
Contemporary interiors reflect current trends: fluted panels, curved forms, mixed materials and statement lighting. They feel fresh and personal while remaining comfortable.
Style characteristics
What defines contemporary interiors
- Texture — fluted panels, ribbed glass, bouclé
- Curves and arches
- Mixed materials: wood, stone-look, metal and glass
- Statement and backlit lighting
- Current colours used in moderation
Works best for: Homeowners who like fresh, personal interiors with tactile materials.
Colour palette
- Ivory#F2EBDF
- Walnut#6B4A33
- Champagne#C9A66B
- Sage#9AA58C
- Ink blue#2E3A4D
Materials, furniture & lighting
How the look is built
Materials
Fluted and slatted wood panels · Stone-finish and marble-look panels · Fluted or tinted glass in profiles · Brushed brass accents · Textured fabrics
Furniture
Rounded sofas, curved-back chairs, sculptural coffee tables and consoles with mixed materials.
Lighting
Backlit panels, arched backlit mirrors and sculptural pendants alongside warm cove lighting.
Room examples
The style, room by room
Living room
A fluted TV wall with a backlit frame and a curved sofa.
Bedroom
Wardrobe with a curved fluted inlay, dressing niche and a backlit arched mirror.
Foyer
Textured walls, sculptural lighting and a statement console.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Can I mix styles?
Yes — most homes do. We define a base palette and let accents carry the second style so the home still feels cohesive.
Book your consultation
Plan your contemporary-style interiors
Book a free consultation. A designer will understand your requirements, review your floor plan and outline the next steps.
- Free, no-obligation first consultation
- Floor-plan review and room-by-room ideas
- Itemised estimate after design discussion