Provencal, civil, rustic, country. Let me describe them all briefly:
Style of Provence: Also known as the Provence style, it originates from the southeastern region of France. It is characterized by bright and airy colours, rustic wooden furniture, floral patterns and natural materials such as stone and wood. The atmosphere is calm and reminiscent of the French countryside.
Civilian style: In English, this term means ‘bourgeois’ or ‘civilian’. It typically refers to the middle-class style of interior design in Hungary and some other Central European countries. It often includes traditional, elegant furniture, ornate details, as well as a feeling of warmth and comfort.
Rustic style: The rustic design is characterized by a natural and massive charm. It often contains elements such as recycled wood, stone and wrought iron. The color palette is usually earthy and warm, and the furnishings are often simple but massive. The general feeling is cozy, ordinary and inviting.
Rural style: Rural style is inspired by rural life and often creates a sense of nostalgia and simplicity. It typically has soft, dull colors, floral patterns and vintage or antique furniture. Usually, natural materials such as wood and wicker are used, and the general atmosphere is warm, calm and inviting.
Each style has its own unique characteristics and charm, which serve different preferences and tastes in interior design.
