Room Types and Design Styles

Updated October 26, 2026 146 views

Room Types and Design Styles

OpenLuxe offers extensive room types and design styles to create perfect visualizations for any space.

Available Room Types

Living Spaces:

  • Living Room
  • Family Room
  • Great Room
  • Sunroom
  • Den

Bedrooms:

  • Master Bedroom
  • Guest Bedroom
  • Kids Bedroom
  • Nursery

Kitchen & Dining:

  • Kitchen
  • Dining Room
  • Breakfast Nook
  • Pantry

Bathrooms:

  • Master Bathroom
  • Guest Bathroom
  • Powder Room
  • Spa Bathroom

Work Spaces:

  • Home Office
  • Study
  • Library
  • Studio

Utility Spaces:

  • Laundry Room
  • Mudroom
  • Garage
  • Basement

Outdoor:

  • Patio
  • Deck
  • Backyard
  • Pool Area
  • Garden

Other:

  • Entryway/Foyer
  • Hallway
  • Staircase
  • Game Room
  • Home Gym
  • Wine Cellar
  • Home Theater

Design Style Presets

Modern Styles:

  • Modern Minimalist: Clean lines, neutral colors, minimal decor
  • Contemporary: Current trends, mixed materials
  • Urban Modern: Industrial touches, city aesthetic
  • Mid-Century Modern: Retro-inspired, warm woods

Traditional Styles:

  • Traditional: Classic elegance, rich fabrics
  • Transitional: Blend of traditional and modern
  • Classic Luxury: Opulent, timeless sophistication
  • Colonial: Historic American style

Regional Styles:

  • Mediterranean: Terracotta, arches, warm tones
  • Coastal/Beach: Light colors, nautical elements
  • Tuscan: Italian countryside warmth
  • Scandinavian: Light, airy, functional

Specialty Styles:

  • Industrial: Exposed brick, metal, raw materials
  • Bohemian: Eclectic, colorful, textured
  • Art Deco: Geometric patterns, glamour
  • Farmhouse: Rustic, comfortable, shiplap
  • Japanese/Zen: Minimal, natural, peaceful

Choosing Styles

For Listings: Match style to target buyer demographics.

For Staging: Use neutral, universally appealing styles.

For Personal Use: Express your unique taste.

Combining Styles

Mix elements from multiple styles: "Modern farmhouse with industrial lighting" "Coastal contemporary with Scandinavian minimalism"

Custom Styles

Not seeing what you need? Describe it:

  • Reference designers or brands
  • Describe specific materials
  • Include color palette details
  • Mention inspiration sources
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