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20. Vintage
Like minimalism, vintage isn’t an established interior design style, but it’s also a look that people want so we include it in our list.
While they come off as old-fashioned, vintage interior designers have a great aptitude for versatility, creativity, and imagination. They create absolute primary pieces that always tell a story and seem to have a rich history.
Vintage interior styling focuses on minimal clutter and puts forth a very clean, crisp, and classy display of furniture, decorative accents, and designs. These interiors also often include old frames and photographs that are usually black and white in order to give the entire space a very old yet stylish look. You may also see a variety of open shelves in most vintage designs that allow one to show off their classic vintage accessories and items.

17. Southwestern Style
Important Southwestern design elements:
• Casement or recessed windows with ornamental grillwork facing the street,
• Mix upholstery finished and textiles,
• Bold, vibrant, warm colors (orange, red, gold, yellow, blue and desert-toned neutral hues),
• Accessories made up of dark-colored cast ironmongery, candles, dried flowers, sculptures, animal skins, pottery pieces, etc.,
• Painted wood furnishings built with thick legs,
• Large wall murals, and
• Floors made of rustic brick or terra cotta tiles or mosaic with patterned rugs.

Important rustic design elements:
• Exposed ceiling beams,
• Use of reclaimed wood,
• Exposed stone wall,
• Wooden flooring,
• Cowhides, sheepskins and simple neutral-colored natural fabrics,
• Distressed and handcrafted items,
• Wood-burning fireplace, and
• Prominent staircases.
• Rustic interiors are truly raw, often with unfinished elements that are typically made of stone or wood. Interior designers who follow the rustic theme derive most of their ideas, styles, and designs from natural inspiration and also tend to include accessories that mostly come from outdoors.
• Most of the accessories they use consist of elaborate architectural details and dramatic features like reclaimed wooden floors and perhaps, ceilings that are decked with wood beams.
• The main focus of rustic interior designers is on raw, natural, and unrefined elements that are bold and blatantly real. These designs also have quite an earthy and organic touch to them. Many people consider rustic to be really dark and heavy, however, there is a trend of ‘modern and contemporary rustic’ that has been making waves lately and it is a fresh, light, and grounded take on the ‘original’ rustic theme.