These interior design styles are trending in Malaysian households right now

These interior design styles are popular options among Malaysian homeowners.

Presenting the top five popular searches for home interior design styles. Find out which style best suits your home and personality then get in touch or hire an interior designer or design firm to make your beautiful home a reality!

1. Contemporary

Contemporary designs are styles and themes that are current and trending. The style features glass, metals, and new-in materials. It also often uses neutral colour palettes paired with brighter tones for the character. Younger homeowners opt for this design style as they prefer homes that are in tune with current trends.

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2. Modern

Modern house designs are styles borrowed from the mid-century modern era of the 1950s and 1960s where a majority of the elements used were wooden and earthy. This style also embraces earthier tones with shades like beige, rust, brown, olive and mustard. Homes that take on this style have a more subdued aesthetic.

3. Minimalist

Minimalist home interiors are far from boring. Instead, they create a visually appealing and spacious home. There’s more to a minimalist design than meets the eye, literally, as the style offers a simple yet chic touch to homes that prefer not to have many belongings.

4. Scandinavian

Scandinavian interior designs have become popular with the rise of the Ikea brand in Malaysia. The aesthetically-pleasing style is focused on function and simplicity as it features clean lines, natural materials and fun hues. If you’re looking for a cosy and fun living room with a chic coffee table and rug, this is the style for you!

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5. Industrial

This industrial interior design style has only recently become a trending option for Malaysian homeowners. The style is inspired by old lofts and factories that feature bare and raw materials. Many local cafes took on the raw and edgy style which later transcended into residential spaces too. If this style is too bold to your liking, opt for a feature wall made of bricks to subtly incorporate this style into your home.