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1 iliving Homes Sdn.Bhd. Golden Wood Orange brown to brown, weathering to deep golden brown. Merbau Attractive deep coloured wood, yellowish to orange-brown, weather to brown or dark red brown. 1 of 12

Burmese Walnut Colour varies from light walnut brown to

2 Keranji Range from golden brown to reddish-brown weathering to dark brown with interlocked or wavy grains. Burmese Walnut Colour varies from light walnut brown to deep chocolate, finely streaked with darker lines or dark brown. 2 of 12

Burmese Ironwood Uniform reddish-brown with few markings, faintly veined with

3 Burmese Teak Yellowish brown, turning to golden-brown with age. Posses a distinct oily feel and is strongly and characteristically scented. Burmese Ironwood Uniform reddish-brown with few markings, faintly veined with darker lines. Often streaky and speckled with gum, it turn to dark reddish brown with ageing. 3 of 12

South American Golden Teak Yellowish brown to orange brown with the

American White Oak Attractive honey brown to light greyish brown with

American Hard Maple Creamy white to light brown with a smooth texture

4 South American Golden Teak Yellowish brown to orange brown with the colour turning more uniform after ageing. American White Oak Attractive honey brown to light greyish brown with longer rays, showing pleasant figures. American Hard Maple Creamy white to light brown with a smooth texture and outstanding grain. Tasmanian Oak Light in colour, varying from straw to reddish brown with intermediate shades of cream to pink. 4 of 12

From rustic exposed finishes and structural elements to industrial inspired lighting fixtures, there is no doubt that industrial details are here to stay.

5 Indonesian Teak Close grained hardwood that has a natural oil content. Colour tone is lighter but closely resembles natural teak. Industrial In recent years the ability to renovate and give life to old warehouses, barns, and industrial buildings has taken the design world by storm. From rustic exposed finishes and structural elements to industrial inspired lighting fixtures, there is no doubt that industrial details are here to stay. The appeal of bringing back a design age that focused on manufacturing, mechanical ingenuity and appreciating raw and unfinished interiors is a gorgeous way to bring industrial style to your home. Wondering what are the characteristics of industrial style? Well it is all about simple, clean lines and a heavy feel are integral elements of industrial design, and clutter is nonexistent. Abandon the idea of polish industrial design is all about rough metal and wood surfaces, unfinished walls, rough and dull textures, and a lack of gloss. Your color palette should steer clear of bright, bold color instead you are looking for warn, neutral tones to fill your space. Shades and tones of gray work really great mixed up with white to add a crisp, clean look. 5 of 12

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Zen Zen design ideas have been inspired from Japanese interiors, minimalistic interior design and ancient traditions.

Effortless effectiveness. Line, form, space, light and material are but a few of the essential elements central to this widely popular design aesthetic.

Interiors can be designed to have motion and variability, but so can spaces that are visible through windows in the house, like this Japanese rock garden.

Your color palette should steer clear of bright, bold color instead you are looking for warn, neutral tones to fill your space.

Trademarks of this style generally include deep wood tones, architectural details, and elegant furnishings.

One of the most important facets of traditional interior design is the silhouettes, also called the lines, of the furnishings.

7 Zen Zen design ideas have been inspired from Japanese interiors, minimalistic interior design and ancient traditions. It has no precise definition in Japanese, but its meaning is reserved for objects and experiences that exhibit in paradox and all at once the very best of everything and nothing: Elegant simplicity. Effortless effectiveness. Line, form, space, light and material are but a few of the essential elements central to this widely popular design aesthetic. Great value is placed on the absence of nonessential internal walls to open up a space and allow an organic flow between the structure's interior and exterior. Interiors can be designed to have motion and variability, but so can spaces that are visible through windows in the house, like this Japanese rock garden. This practice is believed to reduce all elements down to their core essential quality.natural fiber elements (bamboo, oak, ash wood, etc.) and organic colors help create a calm and serene environment. Your color palette should steer clear of bright, bold color instead you are looking for warn, neutral tones to fill your space. Shades and tones of gray work really great mixed up with white to add a crisp, clean look. Traditional Traditional interior design reflects classic European decor. Trademarks of this style generally include deep wood tones, architectural details, and elegant furnishings. This style is quite versatile and can be combined with other interior elements to create a unique look in a room. One of the most important facets of traditional interior design is the silhouettes, also called the lines, of the furnishings. Wing-backed chairs, claw footed tables, and curved furniture pieces that reflect the 18th and 19th centuries are examples of this. Walls are typically painted neutral colors to visually ground the elaborate furnishings. While such colors may also be used for large upholstered pieces, most furniture in this type of room incorporates rich shades of colors like red, blue, and brown. Artwork and accessories often incorporate more vibrant colors in a traditionally designed room. Don t forget Rich tones are another key element in traditional interior design. Dark woods like cherry, maple, and mahogany are typically used in furniture pieces of this style. Wood floors are also considered a standard for this decor, although tile and carpet are often used as well. 7 of 12

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Scandinavian In essence, Scandinavian Design refers to the design movement that emerged in the 1950s in Denmark, Sweden and Norway, as well as Finland and Iceland.

The purpose of Scandinavian design is to improve the daily life and many designers have therefore focused on the interiors: furniture, lighting, textile, dishes, etc.

Scandinavian homes have a pure, pared backed style that is centred around warm functionality, clean lines, flawless craftsmanship and understated elegance.

Scandinavian design has so much to offer and is sure to inspire anyone who is need of some innovative decorating ideas that can be incorporated into any home design.

include a stone fireplace. The modern rustics never forget the fifth wall: the ceiling. A-frame homes with cathedral wood-covered ceilings are quite popular, or big beams adorn the rustic space.

Furniture wise, mid-century pieces are perfect for this style such as the unadorned leather and wood is a perfect material match.

9 Scandinavian In essence, Scandinavian Design refers to the design movement that emerged in the 1950s in Denmark, Sweden and Norway, as well as Finland and Iceland. Scandinavian design belongs to modernism, a movement marked by functionalism and simplification of forms, that he tried to humanize by the use of natural materials (wood, leather, hemp, etc...). The purpose of Scandinavian design is to improve the daily life and many designers have therefore focused on the interiors: furniture, lighting, textile, dishes, etc. In theirs works, we often find a strong relationship with natural visible in the mixture of abstraction and natural space. Scandinavian homes have a pure, pared backed style that is centred around warm functionality, clean lines, flawless craftsmanship and understated elegance. The use of light is considered to be extremely important, and many Scandinavian homes are characterized by the use of earthy muted tones, honest materials and minimal ornamentation. Scandinavian design has so much to offer and is sure to inspire anyone who is need of some innovative decorating ideas that can be incorporated into any home design. Modern Rustic Modern rustic home will try their best to enhance the beauty of the character and original architectural detail, showing off old stone wall, expose the beams by using reclaimed wood, or include a stone fireplace. The modern rustics never forget the fifth wall: the ceiling. A-frame homes with cathedral wood-covered ceilings are quite popular, or big beams adorn the rustic space. The whole point of this style is to get all the charm and warmth of a rustic dwelling, with all of the conveniences and style of a modern home. Furniture wise, mid-century pieces are perfect for this style such as the unadorned leather and wood is a perfect material match. Steel also can be merge to this style, but go for heavy, warm metals with a hint of wear and tear, such as a hammered finish or a touch of rust. Bronze, copper, pewter, and iron fit the bill perfectly in the form of bedsteads, baker's racks, side tables, lighting, and fixtures. The key of color must with collection of natural and white.the style also can be combine with tones of slate, green, tan, brown, amber, grays for not making the space too boring and more interesting. As for the wall the color will mostly white color or the stone feature wall original color. 9 of 12

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Modern Contemproray However there is a difference between the two.

clean-lined style called moderncontemporary design refers to what is popular or used right now.

Line can be used through the use of bold colour blocks, high ceilings, "square" edged furniture, linear wooden floors, floor mats, bare windows and geometric shapes in

Smooth, clean, geometric shapes are essential for contemporary style furniture pieces with upholstered furniture usually in black, white, or another neutral tone.

Modern Modern design is a fabulous choice for apartment dwellers because it increases space and creates the illusion of a larger room.

Modern design uses basic geometry (simple edges, curves and angles) and clean lines in furniture, architecture and sculpture.

11 Modern Contemproray However there is a difference between the two. Contemporary interior design can only mean trendy looks that are in style at any current moment, while modern interior design refers to the specific geometrical, clean-lined style called moderncontemporary design refers to what is popular or used right now. Comfort and sustainability are key values that are important in a contemporary home. The key identifying feature of a contemporary style interior design is line. Line can be used through the use of bold colour blocks, high ceilings, "square" edged furniture, linear wooden floors, floor mats, bare windows and geometric shapes in wall art and sculpture. Smooth, clean, geometric shapes are essential for contemporary style furniture pieces with upholstered furniture usually in black, white, or another neutral tone.these pieces should be simple and uncluttered, without curves or decoration. Modern Modern design is a fabulous choice for apartment dwellers because it increases space and creates the illusion of a larger room. Modern interiors are sleek, spacious, simple, and focus on function and organization. No clutter or chaos allowed. Modern design uses basic geometry (simple edges, curves and angles) and clean lines in furniture, architecture and sculpture. This style grew from the idea to build for function, to do without traditional decoration, and to embrace industrial materials like chrome, glass and concrete, which new technologies make available. Modern furniture is streamlined with polished, smooth and sleek surfaces. Pieces are simple, uncluttered, built for economy of form, and to serve a purpose. Furniture pieces are kept to a bare minimum. Sustainability is gaining importance. More designers are reclaiming materials for use in modern design, and building from renewable resources. Color for modern designwill be embraced pure color black, white, and neutrals with vibrant primary colors. Today, color schemes still use white and neutrals, with colorful accents. 11 of 12

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Interior Design. Styles

Interior Design. Styles Interior Design Styles 1.American Traditional Style Formal design Fine furniture Fabrics like cotton, wool and linen Rag, hooked and braided rugs Fine hardwoods like cherry and walnut 2. Arabian Style