A Century of Style: The Evolution of Home Decor

Over the decades, home interiors have mirrored the times—shaped by culture, innovation, and personal expression. The early 20th century brought Art Deco’s geometry and glam, while post-war homes of the '50s leaned into optimism with soft pastels and new materials.

The '70s embraced earth tones, macramé, and a connection to nature, while the '80s took a bolder route with maximalism and mirrored surfaces. By the '90s and early 2000s, minimalism rose to prominence—favoring neutral palettes and clutter-free living.

Today, we find ourselves blending past and present. Curated vintage pieces sit beside clean-lined furniture. Sustainability influences choices more than ever, and the digital age has made global styles more accessible.

Our spaces tell stories—not just of taste, but of the times we live in. Looking back helps us understand the value of design that evolves with us, and what truly makes a space feel like home.