Interior design styles such as mid-century modern, Scandinavian, Japandi and industrial differ mainly in palette, materials, visual weight and how much contrast they use. The easiest way to choose between them is to start with the room you have, then match it to furniture shapes, wood tones, leather, chrome, lighting and scale that already fit that style.
On this page
- Which interior design styles suit this collection?
- How do you choose the right style for your room?
- What matters most when comparing styles?
- How do the store categories compare on price and size?
- What do these styles cost, and what does delivery involve?
- What mistakes do buyers make with these styles?
- Frequently asked questions
This page covers only the styles that match the current collection: mid-century modern, Scandinavian, Japandi, industrial and minimalist. For design-history background on mid-century modern, see this neutral overview.
Which interior design styles suit this collection?
These pieces fit five clear style directions: mid-century modern, Scandinavian, Japandi, industrial and minimalist. Mid-century is the broadest fit, Scandinavian and Japandi work best with lighter colour palettes, industrial suits leather, chrome and dark timber, and minimalist rooms benefit from fewer, larger pieces with clean lines.
For a quick view of the range, the collection includes Eames Lounge Chairs with 39 models at €275–€1199, Dining Chairs with 17 models at €90–€249, Eames Office Chairs with 38 models at €179–€409, Designer Lighting with 4 models at €190–€479, Le Corbusier with 8 models at €639–€849, Rocking Chairs with 3 models at €149, Accessories with 6 models at €139–€479, and Special Offers with 13 models at €90–€849.
| Style | Key materials | Colours | Which pieces fit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mid-century modern | Wood veneer, aniline leather, moulded plywood, chrome, aluminium | Tan brown, black, white, walnut, rose wood, dark green, camel | Leather lounge chairs, moulded plywood lounge chair, dining chairs, rocking chairs, pendant lighting |
| Scandinavian | Light wood, white shells, simple leather, aluminium, soft lighting | White, light wood, black accents, muted blue | White or light dining sets, white lounge chairs, simple pendants, selected rocking chairs |
| Japandi | Wood veneer, leather, glass, restrained metal, reduced forms | Ivory, white, black, walnut, natural wood, dark green as an accent | Tall and standard lounge chairs in calm colours, adjustable side table, minimal lighting |
| Industrial | Chrome, stainless steel, leather, dark wood, black metal | Black, dark brown, tan brown, chrome, ebony ash | Black lounge chairs, cube armchairs, chaise longue, black pendant sets, executive office seating |
| Minimalist | Leather, aluminium, glass, plywood, plain-finish metal | Black, white, ivory, camel, walnut | One lounge chair with ottoman, one pendant, one side table, compact dining sets |
If you want room-by-room ideas rather than a broad overview, see Scandinavian living room ideas, how to style a Japandi living room, industrial living room ideas in leather, chrome and wood, and these mid-century decor tips.
How do you choose the right style for your room?
The right choice comes from three things: the light in the room, the colours you already have, and whether you want the furniture to blend in or stand out. If the room is small or visually busy, choose lighter shells, lighter wood and fewer large forms; if it is plain, darker leather and chrome can carry more weight.
Mid-century modern is usually the easiest starting point because it accepts both warm wood and black details. A standard leather lounge chair with ottoman sits at 87 × 85 × 84 cm, with a 42 cm seat height and a 64 × 54 × 44 cm ottoman.
For example, the Charles Eames Lounge Chair And Ottoman Replica – Tan Brown – Walnut Wood – Chrome Base is €889 and 87 x 85 x 84 cm (W x L x H), while the Classic Charles Eames Lounge Chair And Ottoman Replica Black Leather – Ebony Ash Wood Black is €809 and 87 x 85 x 84 cm (W x L x H).
Scandinavian rooms tend to prefer lighter finishes and open floor area. A dining set is often the simplest fit: the Set of Two Eames DSW Chairs Replica PU Leather Black is €90 and 47 x 53 x 83 cm (W x L x H), and the moulded-shell dining chair category runs from €90 to €249. If space is limited, this guide to mid-century furniture for small spaces is the most useful next step.
Japandi works best when the room stays calm. That usually means one anchor chair, one side table, one pendant and a restrained palette. The taller lounge versions can suit larger users or deeper rooms: the tall leather lounge chair with ottoman measures 84 × 85 × 89 cm, has a 42 cm seat height, the ottoman measures 66 × 55 × 43 cm, and the full set takes about 150 cm of depth with the ottoman placed in front.
The Tall Version Eames Lounge Chair And Ottoman Replica – Ivory – Walnut Wood is €1049 and 84 x 85 x 89 cm (W x L x H).
Industrial rooms rely more on contrast: leather, dark timber, tubular metal and visible structure. The Chaise Longue LC4 Pony Skin Le Corbusier Chair is €849 and 56 x 160 x 69 cm (W x L x H), while the white version is €639 at the same size. A cube armchair with chrome frame measures 70 × 76 × 67 cm and costs €649.
What matters most when comparing styles?
The decisive criteria are scale, material contrast, colour temperature, cleaning practicality and whether the room needs one focal piece or several quieter ones. Buyers often focus on the label first, but the better method is to compare dimensions, upholstery type, wood tone and how many strong shapes the room can carry.
Scale comes first. A standard lounge chair set at 87 × 85 × 84 cm works in many living rooms, while the chaise longue at 56 × 160 × 69 cm needs a longer wall or more open floor. Dining chairs at 47 × 53 × 83 cm are easier to place around a table, and the moulded plywood lounge chair at 56 × 62 × 68 cm can fit where a full ottoman set cannot.
Material contrast comes next. Mid-century rooms can mix wood veneer and leather easily, while Scandinavian rooms usually need lower contrast. Japandi often suits walnut or rose wood with ivory, white or black used sparingly. Industrial spaces can carry black leather, ebony ash, chrome and darker browns without looking heavy if the room has enough daylight.
Cleaning practicality also changes the best answer. The lounge chair and ottoman range uses 100% aniline leather on every part in standard, premium waxy, tall, chair-only and ottoman-only versions. PU leather wipes clean, and ABS dining-chair shells have a fade-resistant UV coating and wipe clean. The shop does not sell fabric upholstery.
If you want a single focal chair, these are direct examples: Premium Eames Lounge Chair And Ottoman Replica Waxy Camel Polished Leather Walnut Wood, €999, 87 x 85 x 84 cm (W x L x H); Premium Eames Lounge Chair And Ottoman Replica Waxy Dark Green Polished Leather Rose Wood, €999, 87 x 85 x 84 cm (W x L x H); and Tall Version Eames Lounge Chair And Ottoman Replica – Black – Rose wood – Elephant Base, €949, 84 x 85 x 89 cm (W x L x H).
How do the store categories compare on price and size?
The quickest way to compare is by category, because each one already suggests a use: living-room seating, dining seating, office seating, lighting or accent pieces. The table below uses only current category facts, so you can see what exists, how many models there are, and the published price band.
| Category | Models | Price range | Example size | Best style fit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Designer Lighting | 4 | €190–€479 | 50x50x20 cm | Mid-century, Scandinavian, Japandi, minimalist |
| Le Corbusier | 8 | €639–€849 | 56x160x69 cm | Industrial, minimalist |
| Dining Chairs | 17 | €90–€249 | 47x53x83 cm | Scandinavian, mid-century, minimalist |
| Eames Lounge Chairs | 39 | €275–€1199 | 84x85x89 cm | Mid-century, Japandi, industrial |
| Eames Office Chairs | 38 | €179–€409 | 59x61x90 cm | Industrial, minimalist, mid-century |
| Rocking Chairs | 3 | €149–€149 | 63x81x76 cm | Scandinavian, mid-century, Japandi |
| Accessories | 6 | €139–€479 | 50x50x20 cm | Japandi, minimalist, industrial |
| Special Offers | 13 | €90–€849 | 72x70x91 cm | Mixed, depends on item |
Specific lighting can sharpen a style fast. A transparent sphere pendant is €289 with an overall Ø 50 cm and about 20 cm height. A leaf pendant is €479 with an overall Ø 48 cm and about 49.7 cm height. A black spun pendant set of three is €190, each shade about 36 cm wide and 16 cm high. Ceiling lights should be connected by a qualified electrician.
What do these styles cost, and what does delivery involve?
The broadest entry point is dining seating at €90, while large lounge seating runs up to €1199. Delivery is free to the 25 checkout countries, dispatch is within 1–2 working days of confirmation, and delivery typically arrives within 6–9 working days door to door by fully tracked DPD.
The 25 checkout countries are Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. The price shown is the price paid, with no extra charge added at checkout and no customs or handling charge collected on delivery in these countries. Bulgaria, Greece, Malta and Cyprus are not offered at checkout; customers there need to email support@decomica.com before ordering.
Most single-product orders ship in one package; larger items may arrive in several boxes. A lounge chair and ottoman set typically ships in two packages, and multi-item orders may be split across deliveries but are dispatched together. Tracking details are emailed as soon as the order is dispatched. Weekend delivery is not part of the standard service.
Returns can be requested within 14 days from delivery if the item is unused and in its original packaging, and nothing may be sent back without return authorisation from support@decomica.com. For a change of mind, the refund is made minus a €40 return fee that covers the DPD collection. If an item arrives faulty, damaged in transit or wrong, collection is free and the shop arranges a replacement or a full refund. Every piece has a 2-year warranty against manufacturing defects.
What mistakes do buyers make with these styles?
The most common mistakes are choosing by label instead of dimensions, using too many statement finishes in one room, and ignoring upholstery type. A room usually works better when one material leads and the others support it.
The first mistake is forcing a style label onto the wrong room. A small room may suit mid-century or Scandinavian better than industrial simply because dark leather and chrome add visual weight. Start with the exact footprint. A tall lounge set needs about 150 cm of depth with the ottoman in front, while a chair-only version needs less floor area.
The second mistake is mixing too many timber and metal tones. Japandi usually needs fewer visible finishes than mid-century. Industrial can accept chrome, black and dark timber together, but only if the room is not already crowded with patterns and open shelving.
The third mistake is choosing the wrong upholstery for the use case. Lounge chair versions are 100% aniline leather on every part, while office chairs in leather use genuine leather on the seat and front of the backrest with a colour-matched matching leather on the underside and outer back. Mesh office chairs are not leather chairs, and the D266 is PU leather.
The fourth mistake is forgetting assembly and packaging. Dining chairs need minor assembly, for example four screws per chair, with an Allen key supplied and instructions in the box. During the 14-day return window, keep the original packaging because any return must be repacked in it.
All our room-style guides
- How to Style a Japandi Living Room with Modern Classics
- Industrial Living Room Ideas in Leather, Chrome & Wood
- Scandinavian Living Room: Modern Classics That Fit
- Statement Chair: How to Anchor a Room
- How to Choose the Right Reading Nook Chair
Frequently asked questions
Which style is easiest to start with if I am unsure?
Mid-century modern is usually the safest starting point because it works with warm wood, black accents, white walls and both leather and moulded-shell seating. If you want a softer version of it, move toward Scandinavian; if you want a calmer, more reduced version, move toward Japandi.
Are these pieces originals?
No. The product pages state that the pieces are reproductions inspired by mid-century designs and are not made by or affiliated with the original licence holders. The D-series mesh chairs are the shop’s own designs.
How quickly are orders delivered?
Orders are dispatched within 1–2 working days of confirmation and delivered by fully tracked DPD. The published delivery window is typically 6–9 working days door to door, and tracking details are emailed when the order is dispatched.
What if the item arrives damaged or I change my mind?
If an item arrives faulty, damaged in transit or wrong, report it within 14 days with a few photos and DPD collects it from your door free of charge for a replacement or full refund. For a change of mind, you have 14 days from delivery to request a return, and the refund is made minus a €40 return fee.
Decomica sells reproductions inspired by mid-century designs, identified as such on every product page; they are not made, licensed or endorsed by the original manufacturers or licence holders. The D-series office chairs are Decomica’s own designs.
Last checked: 2026-10-24
By Decomica Editorial
