"Less is more", the minimalist style is very simple, it focuses on having as few elements as possible, with the aim of gaining in functionality, sobriety and space.

It stands out especially for the presence of objects from different cultures, especially the most exotic and the most distant places.

It refers to the decadent style that emerged in the 1950's in New York City, in industrial zones filled with disused factories and warehouses.

It seeks to create orderly spaces. It is based on the Zen philosophy and Feng Shui that seeks the integration of man with his natural environment. The gardens, the water, the forest are sacred elements.

This style is simple, functional and comfortable. The main idea of this type of decoration is not to fill the space with unused pieces.

It combines the attention to the composition of minimalism with the warmth of objects from nature.

It refers to symmetry, luxury, comfort, quality and elegance of the design. This style is close to romantic, as it uses pure materials, elaborate accessories and intense colors.

It is a style that gives simplicity to the environment, with a rustic and warm touch. It usually has a lot of natural light, as well as natural materials.

It consists of creating an atmosphere of comfort and simplicity; clear, fresh and subtly sophisticated. It shows the beauty of space, clean lines and uncomplicated clarity.

It is characterized by rounded shapes, soft lines and antiques. The furniture is usually upholstered and must convey a certain sense of exclusivity and luxury.

It is characterized by rich colors, geometric shapes and powerful details. They feature wall coverings and accessories, in all their glory.

It is a style that consciously derives or imitates trends, music, fashions or attitudes from the past.

It emphasizes the design of natural beauty. It encompasses textures inspired by nature, simple and earthy colours and, ultimately, an unpretentious organic heat.

"More is better". It is represented having a mixture of styles, colors and textures in its composition.

It provokes those emotions that we usually associate with the sea and holidays: serenity, relaxation and a touch of fun.

It is a decoration inspired by country life.