Interior Design Explained

Moiré is a unique visual phenomenon produced by the superimposition of two or more sets of fine patterns or grids.

Memphis is a design movement characterized by vibrant colors, geometric shapes, and bold patterns.

Marbleizing is the process of applying paint or glaze to a surface to imitate the intricate patterns and colors of natural marble.

Solid colors refer to any color that lacks patterns, gradients, or any variegation.

Intarsia is a form of wood inlaying that involves fitting together pieces of wood of varying shapes, colors, and species to create intricate patterns or images.

A template used to draw or paint identical letters, symbols, shapes, or patterns every time it is used.

Anthemion is a design motif consisting of a radial cluster of palm leaves or floral patterns.

Guilloche is a decorative technique involving intricate, interlacing patterns.

Figuring refers to the natural patterns and markings found in wood.

Tufted refers to a type of fabric treatment where threads are inserted on a base fabric to create patterns, texture, or decorative design.

Inset tile is a tile design technique used to create patterns or visual interest by embedding tiles of different colors, materials, or shapes within a larger tiled area.

An inlay is a decorative technique that involves embedding pieces of one material into another to create patterns or designs.

Marquetry is the art of applying pieces of veneer to a structure to form decorative patterns, designs, or pictures.

Damask is a woven fabric known for its intricate patterns and quality.

Mosaic tiles are small, often decorative, pieces of tile used in creating images or patterns on floors, walls, and other surfaces.

Grain refers to the lines or patterns seen in wood or stone, arising from their natural growth or formation processes.

Jacquard is a fabric characterized by complex patterns woven directly into the material.

A carved rug is a rug with sculpted patterns created through varying pile heights.

Bohemian is a design style that embodies a carefree, eclectic aesthetic with a focus on rich patterns and vibrant colors.

Spiral Turning is a decorative woodworking technique that creates twisted patterns along the length of a piece of wood.

A Dhurrie rug is a traditional flat-weave rug from India, known for its durability, lightness, and versatile patterns.

Appliqué is a decorative design technique involving the attachment of cutout pieces of material onto a larger piece to create patterns or designs.

Chintz is a cotton fabric known for its glazed finish and elaborate floral patterns.

Shibori is a Japanese manual resist dyeing technique, which produces patterns on fabric.

Printing is the process of transferring designs or patterns onto fabric or other surfaces.