Drawing on historic inspiration, many of the early styles were adopted and attributed to different empires. In general, the style is warm and elegant. The use of natural materials, hand carved rough woods, plaster and combination floors, augment the array of textures and gratifies the senses. Refurbishing a space with heavy copper or iron, hanging baskets of herbs, ceramics, crocks, or using exterior accessories on the inside can launch the charm of rustic styling.

Walking the fine line of utilitarian or inspired, this modern style is based on voluntary simplicity. Rooms are sparingly decorated demanding each element be a piece of art in itself. Honesty of materials is always in the forefront with nothing being covered up. Few accessories are needed. Seen as a fusion of styles, this modern sanctuary becomes about personalization of space.

Understated Elegance style is a cohesion of beautiful elegance and timeworn accessories. It gives all who enter this natural environment a feeling of being comfortably used and lived-in with a rumpled elegance. Bringing the outside in endows the space with authenticity, style and interesting details.

Mix and match an array of items both antique and new. Casually accessorize using random sizes, styles, and textures. Carry out neutral pastels exploding into deeper hues of patterns and natural fiber fabrics.

Reminiscent of a comprehensive Renaissance Age, these classic elements personify a cohesion of refined elements that provide a genuinely elaborate interior. Aged finishes, deep carving and hand painted artistic works can be used to aid in clearly marking this style. A somewhat fanciful depiction of the traditional, illustrates gilded details and elaborate hardware. Conversationally, accessories can hold their own, eluding to adventurous stories of foreign travels.

Colors should be deep and rich primary with off sets of warm beige and taupe.