Popular Home Design Styles You'll Love
Updated: Sep 4
One of the most common questions we hear from clients: "I don't know what my style even is." Good news — you don't have to pick just one. Here's a breakdown of five of the most popular design styles right now, plus how to blend them if nothing fits perfectly on its own.
Modern
Clean lines, minimal clutter, and a "less but better" approach to furniture and decor. Modern works well if you want a home that feels calm and uncluttered at a glance.
Scandinavian
Modern's warmer cousin — light woods, soft neutrals, and cozy textiles (hygge, essentially, applied to a room). Great for homes that get a lot of natural light.
Industrial
Exposed brick, black metal fixtures, and raw materials like concrete and reclaimed wood. Works especially well in lofts, basements, and older Wichita homes with real architectural character.
Bohemian
Layered textures, global influences, plants, and a "collected over time" feel. Best for homeowners who want their personality on full display rather than a curated showroom look.
Farmhouse
Warm, welcoming, and still one of the most requested styles in the Midwest — shiplap, farm tables, and a mix of vintage and new. It photographs beautifully and tends to have broad, lasting appeal (a plus if you're staging to sell).
Foundational principles that apply no matter your style: balance, scale, and a clear focal point in every room. And the good news is you rarely have to choose just one style — most of our favorite projects blend two or three of these, tailored to how a family actually lives.
Not sure which is you? That's what a design consultation is for — we'll help you land on a direction (or a blend) that actually fits your space and budget.
Book a free discovery call to get started.







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