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Interior design styles are often overemphasized in theory but challenging to implement in practice due to variations in house structures, furniture choices, and budgets. Most homeowners use style elements as references to create personalized spaces rather than replicating exact styles. For example, a studio apartment in Sichuan blends industrial and Nordic features, showcasing a mixed-design approach.

Common styles include Nordic, Modern, Japanese, Minimalist, and Industrial. Nordic design emphasizes economy and practicality, with colors like wood tones, achromatic schemes, and cool shades. It prioritizes natural light and ventilation for comfort.

Modern style, or functionalism, focuses on space functionality with simple shapes, minimal decorations, and versatile materials, often featuring fabric sofas and streamlined furniture.

Japanese style values privacy, order, and storage, using low wooden furniture, natural materials like cotton and hemp, and elements such as tatami for multifunctional spaces.

Industrial style highlights retro characteristics and industrial materials, incorporating concrete, brick walls, and metal fixtures, not limited to loft spaces.

Minimalist style removes unnecessary decorations, employing clean lines, geometric shapes, and coordinated colors to enhance spatial perception and simplicity.