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Like fashion and technology, a home’s interior design is subject to changes brought about by trends, movements, and advancements. Some design elements came and went, others stayed, and there are those making a comeback as well.  Get inspiration and gather ideas for your future home’s style. Read on to learn about home interior design in America through the decades. 1920s The 1920s was largely dominated by the Art Deco style, characterized by geometric patterns and symmetrical shapes. Also present were industrial designs popularized by the German Bauhaus movement such as graphic curves and steel furniture. 1930s Simplicity was the focus of the trends in this decade, given the economic downturn brought about by the Great Depression. The streamline moderne style, defined by muted patterns, clean lines, and neutral colors, flourished during this era. 1940s World War II massively influenced 1940s interior design. Sentimental designs and cozy furniture gave a sense

Experience the home-building process firsthand with our client, Lara Norris. Hear, in her words, about the homebuilding process with LaFollette Custom Homes. One of the design elements we have in our home, both in the living area and the outdoor space, is a vaulted ceiling. Higher ceilings make things feel bigger and more open. We have a truss on our back patio to add a decorative feature and we wanted a truss or two in the living area. Two were actually drawn in the plans, but as we looked at it once the walls were up, we realized that they would overwhelm the room.  Our project manager, Caleb, got creative and gave us a brilliant idea as to how to get the wood truss in the design while not making it awkward, heavy, and bulky in the living room.  The idea was to mount them to opposite walls with a