New home, new design opportunities. In fact, with a fresh build, you can experiment all you like. One recent client couple wanted two worlds. One part transitional and part eclectic Scandinavian. As a result, their new home interior design is tailored to a T. Read on to see the unbelievable result!

The Challenge: New Construction Interior Design 

A new house is not only an exciting prospect but also quite the interior design challenge. That said, a complete design allows the interior designer to take full rein and create a bespoke and cohesive interior. For this project, the brief was thorough and included a few challenges, namely: 

• Include stylish recliners and mismatched furniture in the lounge
• Pick a low, long hearth below a media center with flanking built-in shelving
• Design a cozy and inviting luxury kitchen and moody dining room
• Create a dreamy walk-in-closet for the master suite
• Tailor fit a sauna into the master bath design

Inspiration for the New Home Interiors

The clients didn’t know which color scheme they wanted yet. Nevertheless, their inspiration gallery leaned toward contrast with enhancing cool shades. The new construction ideas mixed mountain-chic, contemporary farmhouse, and moody glam interior design. Dining room ideas merge with open concept living rooms to set the tone for a cozy hub. 

Moodboard & New House Interior Design

So, the clients had many interior design ideas, but what was next? First, they filled in a style questionnaire. This pins their style and helps refine the project scope. Then they had a consultation with Decorilla’s team. And with all the info, Decorilla could select two top-tier interior designers to create proposals for the new home interiors. 

Decorilla moodboard for new home interiors

After the first steps, it was up to the clients to pick their favorite design concept. And it was the moodboard by Jabel Madar Company LLC. that stole the show. Her ideas include a refreshing earthy palette mixed with a touch of teal and contrasting blacks. As a result, the proposed look is soothing and exudes calming coastal and mountain vibes.