Styles guide

Interior design styles, rendered in your real room

Not sure which style fits your space? Casita renders each one around your actual room — walls, windows, and floor plan — so you can compare looks before you commit. Here's a deep dive into the eight styles Casita designs in.

Mid-Century Modern

Mid-century modern design pairs warm walnut wood, tapered legs, and sculptural organic curves with mustard, olive, and burnt-orange accents. Casita renders your room with iconic silhouettes — a spindle credenza, a splayed-arm lounge chair, a starburst clock — while preserving your real walls, windows, and floor plan. It's the look that feels both retro and timeless, and it works beautifully in living rooms, dining rooms, and home offices that get natural light.

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Modern

Modern interiors favor clean lines, a restrained neutral palette, and uncluttered surfaces. Casita clears visual clutter from your space and rebuilds it around low-profile furniture, matte black or brushed brass hardware, and a calm gray-and-white base. The result reads calm and considered — ideal for living rooms and kitchens where you want structure without stiffness.

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Scandinavian

Scandinavian design is built on light woods, soft textiles, and a bright, airy feel. Casita layers pale oak, white walls, and cozy wool throws with functional pieces that earn their place. If your room gets limited daylight, this style maximizes what's there — reflective surfaces, a low visual horizon, and greenery that brings the outside in.

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Bohemian

Bohemian style celebrates layered textures, earthy color, and collected character. Casita layers rattan, macramé, kilim, and trailing plants against your real architecture for a room that feels lived-in and personal. It's a strong direction for bedrooms and living rooms where you want warmth and a story.

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Industrial

Industrial design leans on exposed brick, blackened steel, and raw materials. Casita works with your existing walls — adding factory-style lighting, reclaimed wood, and metal-frame furniture without demolition. It suits lofts, basements, and home offices where a grounded, architectural mood fits.

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Farmhouse

Modern farmhouse blends reclaimed wood, apron-front sinks, shaker cabinetry, and cozy neutral layers. Casita renders your kitchen or dining room with subway tile, matte black fixtures, and warm oak — the comfortable, familiar look that still feels current. Great for family rooms and kitchens where you want approachable warmth.

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Coastal

Coastal design uses whitewashed tones, natural fiber, and breezy light. Casita layers jute rugs, linen drapes, and weathered wood against your real windows to make a room feel open and relaxed. A natural fit for living rooms and bedrooms that get sunlight and a view.

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Luxury

Luxury interiors pair rich stone, lacquered finishes, and statement lighting with a confident, edited palette. Casita renders your space with marble, brass, and velvet — the materials that read expensive in a photo. Suited to dining rooms, primary bedrooms, and living rooms where you want a high-end, magazine-ready result.

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