5 Styles of Luxury furniture design

Certain difficulties arise when choosing to market and manufacture luxury interior design furniture images. Firstly, it is expensive to physically stage high-end roomsets. To do this correctly, you need to purchase or rent luxurious furniture and decor, as well as use exquisite finishing materials. If you opt for cheaper alternatives instead, the outcome will look cheesy and low quality.
Secondly, it's very easy to go overboard with luxury interior designs when using CGI for roomsets. Too many luxurious pieces can make the design seem unattainable and out of reach for potential customers, which will ultimately drive them away. Therefore, CG experts with taste and experience must handle high-end designs. They know how to balance out the luxury elements to create a 3D image of a lifestyle that is attractive to your target market.

If you're wondering how those terrific 3D images in magazines are made, wonder no more! Our company's CG artists have chosen 5 of the most luxurious styles and explained their experience in creating them. Get inspired for your future marketing projects by scrolling down

The New Empire is a contemporary take on the 19th-century European Classic Empire style associated with Napoleon. As in traditional Empire design, the modern New Empire incorporates ancient Greek, Roman, and Egyptian influences. Key features include celebrations of heroism and triumphalism through sculpture, busts, bas-reliefs, classical paintings, and portraits.
CG artists render Empire roomsets with high ceilings, columns, stucco moldings, and luxurious finishes like marble, mahogany wallpaper, and gilded bronze details. Since Classic Empire is the originator of Art Deco and New Empire styles, there are naturally many similar features between them. For example, they share a characteristic combination of dark colors with either gold or silver.

However, for the New Empire style specifically, CG artists also incorporate brighter hues like purple, blue, and turquoise to add more depth to the classic color palette.
Lastly, the New Empire retained one of the most defining features of the empire style- sharp lines. Strict geometry served as a guide that added order and discipline to opulence. As opposed to flaunting wealth, these types of interiors exuded understated and tasteful luxury.

The Art Deco luxury interior design style started in the 1930s and lasted until the 60s. It was a response to its predecessor, Art Nouveau. While Art Nouveau is soft with intricate patterns inspired by nature, Art Deco has straighter lines and sharper angles inspired by geometry and industry.
If you're going for an Art Deco interior, CG artists will often use luxurious materials and textures like ebony and mahogany wood, marble, leather, fur, and gold. You'll also see a lot of reflective surfaces like chrome, mirror, and polished stone.

Art Deco is identified by several distinguishable characteristics, one of which is geometric patterns such as zigzags, triangles, and chevron. These shapes can be found in many places within an Art Deco-style home--from the wallpaper to the furniture--and are often accented by contrasting colors or shades of dark hues plus gold or silver.

Inspired by classic Hollywood, a luxury interior design known as Hollywood Regency strives for boldness and glamor. Vibrant colors and experimental combinations are used to create a fantasy-like setting that is over-the-top and kitschy. These roomsets are meant to resemble movie sets rather than comfortable homes, reflecting the no-holds-barred attitude of Hollywood itself!

Inspired by classic Hollywood, a luxury interior design known as Hollywood Regency strives for boldness and glamor. Vibrant colors and experimental combinations are used to create a fantasy-like setting that is over-the-top and kitschy. These roomsets are meant to resemble movie sets rather than comfortable homes, reflecting the no-holds-barred attitude of Hollywood itself!
To make this luxury interior unforgettable, CG artists use their imagination to their fullest potential by choosing very bold colors and styles. They might go for ultra-modern colors in the finishing touches of the inside with classic Art Deco or Rococo-inspired furniture. Just imagine a combination of emerald matte walls with black and white checkerboard flooring and distinguished crimson-pink furniture on top - here is Hollywood Regency for you.

Glam is a type of Modern interior design that is usually much more luxurious and fashionable than other styles. Although Glamorous interiors may include classic or Hollywood Regency elements, these items must be updated to appear simpler and neater. That’s why many CG artists often use transitional furnishing and decor for glamorous luxury interior designs. For the same reason, they add contemporary art to balance out the glamor with a bit of modern touch..
Usually, Glam style interiors are characterized by a light color scheme and neutrals to make the space seem bigger and homier. You can't have glam without also luxurious materials like crystal, marble, gold, rich woodworking, as well as opulent fabrics such as silk and velvet.

It's difficult to outline Luxury interior design as its style because it draws from so many other established decorative traditions. But what sets it apart is the focus on comfort and status. To begin creating a luxury design, CG artists always start with architecture. They do this because large housing is synonymous with wealth. To enhance luxurious vibes, they build a spacious 3D room set complete with high ceilings, top-to-bottom windows, atriums, and multiple tiers. Then – based on the foundational architecture – CG experts add big statement decorative elements like statues, chandeliers, mirror panels, and fireplaces in addition to lots of comfortable large furniture.

CG artists who work on luxury interiors use only high-end materials and designer furniture to avoid any appearance of low quality. They also fill the space with contemporary art, preferably from famous artists, which can be seen as both a work of art and a wise investment.