● Art Deco ● Bauhaus ● Nordic ● Loft ● Bohemian ● Contemporary ● Urban Modern ● Tropical ● Minimalism ● Coastal ● Hollywood Regency ● French Style ● Mediterranean ● Mid-Century ● Maximalist ● Victorian ● Gothic ● Industrial ● Rustic ● Eclectic ● Traditional ● Japanese Zen ● Scandinavian ● Baroque ● Rococo ● Colonial ● Craftsman ● Art Nouveau ● Farmhouse ● Georgian ● Edwardian ● Transitional ● Futuristic ● Biophilic ● High-Tech ● Postmodern ● Brutalist ● Moroccan ● Southwestern

● Monochrome Noir: Black, shades of gray, white. ● Sunset Serenade: Warm oranges, pinks, and purples. ● Oceanic Bliss: Various shades of blue and green. ● Earthy Elegance: Browns, beiges, and greens. ● Royal Regalia: Deep purples, golds, and blues. ● Pastel Paradise: Soft pinks, lavenders, and baby blues. ● Urban Jungle: Deep greens, browns, and neutrals. ● Desert Dusk: Warm browns, oranges, and reds. ● Nordic Neutrals: Whites, light grays, and soft blues. ● Tropical Brights: Vibrant greens, yellows, and blues. ● Midnight Mystery: Deep navy, black, and dark greens. ● Retro Revival: Mustard yellow, teal, and rust. ● Art Deco Opulence: Gold, silver, and bold jewel tones. ● Bohemian Rhapsody: Rich burgundies, earth tones, and jewel hues. ● Minimalist Zen: Soft grays, whites, and pastel accents. ● Industrial Chic: Charcoal, steel blue, and copper. ● Coastal Breeze: Soft blues, sandy beiges, and whites. ● Hollywood Glam: Black, white, with touches of red and gold. ● Mediterranean Mosaic: Terracotta, azure, and seafoam green. ● French Countryside: Lavender, sage green, and soft yellows. ● Vintage Victorian: Dusty rose, sage green, and muted gold. ● Scandinavian Simplicity: Cool grays, soft blues, and natural woods. ● High-Tech Neon: Bright neon colors against dark backgrounds. ● Rustic Retreat: Deep reds, warm browns, and forest greens. ● Enchanted Forest: Moss green, bark brown, and mushroom grays.

● Leo Natsume: UI/UX design with vibrant colors and imaginative compositions. ● Yayoi Kusama: Use of polka dots and immersive installations. ● Tim Burton: Gothic fantasy and quirky horror. ● Hayao Miyazaki: Enchanting animations with a focus on nature and whimsy. ● Frank Lloyd Wright: Organic architecture emphasizing natural forms. ● Coco Chanel: Elegance and simplicity in fashion translated into interior design. ● Wes Anderson: Distinctive visual and narrative style with meticulous layouts. ● Alexander McQueen: Dramatic and avant-garde fashion inspiring bold spaces. ● Georgia O'Keeffe: Bold shapes and nuanced colors for abstract, natural interiors. ● Salvador Dalí: Surrealism with unexpected juxtapositions and optical illusions. ● Andy Warhol: Pop art influence with bold colors and repetitive imagery. ● Le Corbusier: Modernist architecture and design principles focusing on form and function. ● Frida Kahlo: Vibrant and emotive style with a focus on folk art and personal expression. ● Renzo Piano: Architecture that blends innovation with sensitivity to the environment. ● Tadao Ando: Minimalist architecture using concrete, emphasizing light and space. ● Piet Mondrian: Abstract compositions inspiring geometric interior designs. ● Charles and Ray Eames: Mid-century modern furniture and architecture. ● Antoni Gaudí: Organic, intricate designs inspired by natural forms. ● Gustav Klimt: Art Nouveau style with decorative, golden elements. ● Louis Comfort Tiffany: Stained glass art inspiring colorful, light-filled spaces. ● Marie Kondo: Principles of tidiness and joy sparking organization in design. ● Jean-Michel Basquiat: Urban, neo-expressionist elements for edgy, vibrant interiors. ● Karl Lagerfeld: Fashion-forward, eclectic style with a high-contrast palette. ● Annie Leibovitz: Photography-inspired designs focusing on storytelling through visuals. ● J.R.R. Tolkien: Fantasy-inspired interiors with an emphasis on craftsmanship and mythology.

● Justina Blakeney: Jungalow style, vibrant and plant-filled interiors. ● Kelly Wearstler: Modern American glamour with bold patterns. ● Karim Rashid: Futuristic designs with bright colors and organic shapes. ● Vincent Van Duysen: Minimalism with an emphasis on purity and materiality. ● India Mahdavi: Masterful use of color and whimsical spaces. ● Jean-Louis Deniot: Sophisticated Parisian elegance blending classical and modern elements. ● Patricia Urquiola: Inventive use of color, texture, and playful forms. ● Zaha Hadid: Fluid, futuristic spaces in architecture influencing interior design. ● Nate Berkus: Personal storytelling through classic and modern design. ● Jonathan Adler: Modern, bold, and eclectic designs with a touch of glamour. ● Peter Marino: Luxury designs known for integrating art within commercial and residential spaces. ● Ilse Crawford: Design that emphasizes human needs and well-being. ● David Collins: Luxurious and imaginative interiors for hotels, bars, and private homes. ● Martyn Lawrence Bullard: Celebrity designer known for eclectic, sophisticated spaces. ● Kelly Hoppen: East meets West style, with clean lines and neutral tones. ● Philippe Starck: Innovative, often provocative designs that challenge the mundane. ● Jasper Morrison: Utilitarian approach to design, focusing on functionality and simplicity. ● Charlotte Perriand: Modernist vision blending art, architecture, and design. ● Ron Arad: Bold, inventive designs with a focus on metalwork and unconventional forms. ● Jaime Hayon: Playful, artistic designs that bridge the decorative and functional. ● Marcel Wanders: Merging historical elements with contemporary design. ● Eileen Gray: A pioneer in modern design focusing on functionality and simplicity. ● Christian Liaigre: Known for understated luxury with a focus on quality materials. ● Gae Aulenti: Italian architect and designer known for her work in museum design. ● Verner Panton: Innovative, futuristic designs utilizing color and form.

● Wood ● Stone ● Marble ● Granite ● Quartz ● Glass ● Metal ● Bamboo ● Fabric ● Leather ● Velvet ● Silk ● Linen ● Cotton ● Wool ● Ceramic ● Porcelain ● Terracotta ● Concrete ● Plaster ● Resin ● Acrylic ● Plywood ● Recycled Plastic ● Sustainable Materials