“Interior Decorating Styles” behaves like an editorial brief—people want trend literacy, palette direction, and proof the look can live in real homes.

Use the recipes, palettes, and workflow notes below to translate interior decorating styles into finished spaces your clients can trust.

Style Recipes to Try

Editorial Neutrality

Combine sculptural sofas, travertine plinths, and monochrome art for coffee-table-worthy scenes.

Soft Heritage Mix

Layer antique casegoods with contemporary lighting and plume-like drapery.

Modern Craft

Showcase handmade tile, forged hardware, and tactile plaster to celebrate craftsmanship.

Materials & Palette Cues

• Ivory + mushroom
• Dusty rose + espresso
• Indigo + burnished brass

Layout & Styling Moves

Sequence sightlines the way a magazine spread flows—hero vignette, detail, wide shot.
Use asymmetry to keep images dynamic and editorial.
Style surfaces with odd-number groupings (3 or 5 objects) for balance.

Create It with Tigmi

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Upload your existing room or inspiration collage to Tigmi.
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Choose presets that mirror the editorial mood (Minimal Luxe, Soft Loft, Rich Traditional).
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Add styling notes on florals, art direction, and props before rendering.
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Export stills and video snippets for newsletters, social, or client mood boards.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Tigmi output multiple camera angles for my story?

Yes—duplicate a render, adjust the crop request (“detail vignette” or “wide angle”), and you’ll have varied shots.

How do I keep branding consistent across renders?

Mention your signature colors or materials inside the prompt so they repeat across every output.

Publish interior decorating styles stories faster with Tigmi’s editorial-ready renders.

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