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Revitalize your space with Spring 2025's most coveted color palette! 🌱 These five perfectly balanced hues—sage blue, lilac gray, butter cream, blush terracotta, and moss green—bring fresh energy to any room. The secret to this season's palette? Subtle undertones that create harmony while keeping spaces interesting. Use these colors in unexpected combinations for a trend-forward look that feels timeless. Visit our profile (linktree) to join our exclusive beta tester community for Decor Society, where you can experiment with these exact spring shades in our interior design game!

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Discover the definitive Summer 2025 color palette featuring this season's most influential hues: marigold yellow, tea rose pink, icy blue, frog green, butter yellow, and sunset coral. Curated from runway insights and fashion forecasts, this designer-approved color collection embodies the modern bohemian aesthetic dominating 2025 summer trends. Perfect inspiration for fashion, interior design, branding, and creative projects. Save this to stay ahead of the curve with these refreshing, breezy tones that capture the essence of Summer 2025. Don't forget to check the link in our bio to join our exclusive community of interior designers beta testing our first game, Decor Society!

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The Revolutionary Bauhaus Movement: Where Form Meets Function

Born from the chaos of post-WWI Germany in 1919, the Bauhaus school revolutionized how we think about design forever. Under Walter Gropius's visionary leadership, this groundbreaking movement merged art with industrial production, creating a design philosophy that continues to influence everything from your iPhone to your IKEA furniture.

The iconic Bauhaus color theory centers around primary colors (red, yellow, blue) balanced with neutrals (black, white, gray). Each color was deliberately paired with specific geometric shapes—squares with red, circles with blue, and triangles with yellow—creating a visual language that feels just as fresh today as it did 100 years ago.

From Marcel Breuer's tubular steel chairs to Marianne Brandt's geometric tea sets, Bauhaus designers stripped away unnecessary ornamentation to celebrate honest materials and pure functionality. Their radical idea? That beautiful design should be accessible to everyone, not just the elite.

Though the school lasted just 14 years before political pressure forced its closure, Bauhaus principles continue to define modern aesthetics—clean lines, geometric forms, material honesty, and form following function.

Want to bring this timeless look into your home? Start with our Bauhaus color palette and add one authentic geometric piece. Less truly is more!

✨ JOIN OUR DESIGN COMMUNITY ✨ Check the link in our profile to request access to our closed beta home decor game, Decor Society! Our exclusive community brings together passionate interior design enthusiasts who are experimenting with these principles in virtual spaces. Connect with like-minded designers and put your Bauhaus knowledge to the test in our interactive platform!

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New York Modern Loft Style: Industrial Lightning / Urban Stattement Lamps /02

Illuminate your New York loft with iconic industrial lighting that balances form and function. The perfect NYC loft features statement fixtures with raw metal finishes, Edison bulbs, and architectural silhouettes that honor the city's industrial heritage.From cage pendant lights that cast dramatic shadows to adjustable tripod floor lamps reminiscent of old film studios, these fixtures aren't just sources of light—they're sculptural focal points that define your space.Mix matte black metals with the warm glow of exposed filament bulbs against brick walls for that quintessential Manhattan loft atmosphere.

👉 Design your own NYC loft in our Decor Society game! Link in bio for exclusive beta access

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New York Modern Loft Style: Textiles & Upholster / Urban Industrial Elegance 1/

Discover the perfect textiles for your NYC loft aesthetic, luxurious leather, textured pillows, and soft throws in a sophisticated palette of charcoal, terracotta, slate, and cream. These sumptuous fabrics add warmth to industrial spaces while maintaining that coveted urban edge.Create contrast with buttery leather against exposed brick, lightweight linen curtains framing city views, and artfully draped textiles that soften metal and concrete surfaces. The perfect blend of comfort and NYC cool.👉 Download our design game to create your own NYC loft! Link in bio for beta access

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New York Modern Loft: Luxe Textures & Statement Upholstery

Diving deeper into our NYC loft aesthetic exploration—today it's all about TOUCH.

The secret to softening those industrial edges? Strategic textiles that invite you to sink in and stay awhile. Rich leather with character that only improves with age. Moody charcoal throws draped carelessly against exposed brick. Textured pillows in that perfect terracotta that catches the afternoon light through factory windows.

This is how New Yorkers actually live—in that perfect tension between raw urban elements and touchable luxury. Not too precious, never too polished, always intentional.

INSPIRED BY THIS LOOK? New York is the first featured city in Decor Society—where you can create your own dream urban space. Join our closed beta community today and start designing your perfect NYC-inspired interior! You can find the link to our exclusive beta in our bio!

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The Allure of New York Modern Loft Living

There's something undeniably magnetic about New York loft spaces. The perfect blend of industrial heritage and contemporary luxury creates a design aesthetic that's both timeless and distinctly urban.

The hallmarks of these coveted spaces speak to their manufacturing past: soaring ceilings with exposed wooden beams, factory-sized windows that frame the iconic skyline, and raw brick walls that tell stories of the city's industrial era. Yet today's modern lofts balance this rugged backdrop with sleek furnishings, striking abstract art, and carefully curated decor.

Look at how contemporary lofts embrace a moody color palette—deep charcoals, rich browns, and muted grays create depth while allowing statement pieces to truly shine. A well-placed velvet accent pillow or the perfect black ceramics collection brings personality to these sophisticated spaces.

What if you could design your own New York loft without the Manhattan price tag? Our new design game lets you recreate this coveted aesthetic with just a few taps! New York is the first city available to explore, where you can experiment with exposed brick, industrial lighting, statement art pieces, and all the elements that make loft living so desirable.

Ready to create your dream loft space? Our game is available for both iOS and Android devices, but you'll need to join our exclusive Facebook community to get the download links! We're currently in closed beta, so this is your chance for early access. Link in bio to join our design community. 🏙️

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Discover the perfect balance of warmth and sophistication🤎

The perfect colour palette inspiration for your minimalist home design! These versatile neutrals create a harmonious base for any contemporary space.

Design tip: Use these colors as your foundation palette for a clutter-free, serene home environment 🏡✨ As always, check the link in the description to check our exclusive community of designers beta testing our new game!

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Scandinavian Color Palette: The Perfect Blend of Calm & Cozy 🤍

Mix and match these serene shades for a timeless, inviting space that balances minimalism with warmth.🏡✨

Don't forget to check in the description our exclusive closed Beta for our game Decor Society, you will be able to put all those colors in practice!

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Earth day inspo because our spaces should love the planet as much as we do ✨🌿

Can't stop staring at these rooms where natural materials just speak for themselves ( I love rattan, bamboo, jute, untreated woods, it just carries a story, at least to me)

there's something so calming about spaces that feel connected to nature instead of fighting against it

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The Timeless Palette of Art Nouveau 🎨

Hey there! We are Decor Society and we're passionate about bringing historical design to modern spaces, and we're kicking things off with Art Nouveau colors. Beyond those flowing, nature-inspired lines we all recognize, there's this gorgeous color world that defined the movement from 1890-1910.

Look at these incredible earthy tones, those muted greens, warm terracottas, and soft blues that somehow feel both vintage and completely fresh today (It is personally one of the favorite style at our office). The artists who pioneered this style (think Mucha and his posters!) pulled these colors straight from the natural world (autumn leaves, forest moss, and twilight skies.) 🌿

I've been playing with these color combinations in my own space lately, and they're surprisingly versatile (even for a beginner like me in the art nouveau space)! They bring in warmth without being overwhelming so they are perfect if you're going for something sophisticated but still livable (and it is good because you also won't get bored of it). 🏡

Want to experiment with these palettes yourself? We've got a design game in closed beta right now where you can actually play with historical color schemes like this one. Come join our Facebook community ✨ if you want to get in on the beta and connect with other design-obsessed folks like us!