@mildsauceshane: a few grounding design styles: • biophilic — rooted in nature, this style has a lot of greenery, natural light, organic materials, and indoor-outdoor connections to create spaces that enhance our well-being • west african modern — a blend of traditional west african craftsmanship (like carved wood, woven textiles, and bold patterns) with contemporary forms and clean lines. rich earth tones, indigo-dyed fabrics, and sculptural furniture define this style • japandi — a blend of japanese minimalism and scandinavian warmth with clean lines, natural materials like wood / linen, and a neutral palette for calm and simplicity • east african modern — has influences from swahili coastal architecture, ethiopian craftsmanship, and contemporary design. mix of warm woods, textured plaster, curved archways, and woven elements • wabi sabi — a japanese philosophy of imperfection, impermanence, and simplicity. rough textures, weathered finishes, and asymmetry create a space that feels personal and lived-in • pan african modern — weaves together elements from different african regions + the diaspora. think bold geometric patterns, handcrafted pieces, sculptural silhouettes, and a mix of both rustic and refined materials which of these do you gravitate to most? #interiordesign #interiors #africaninteriors

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