Eurostyle
Eurostyle is a design and cultural term used to describe a European-influenced aesthetic that emphasizes clarity, functionalism, and minimal ornamentation across various disciplines, including graphic design, architecture, furniture, and consumer products. It is not a single, formal movement but a broad label employed by designers and manufacturers to denote a certain European sensibility.
The term gained traction in the late 20th century as European designers positioned their work relative to
Common characteristics include clean lines, geometric forms, restrained color palettes, and an emphasis on proportion and
Eurostyle terrains include products and spaces such as furniture, cabinetry, lighting, graphic identity, and architectural interiors.
Regional variations exist: Northern European versions lean toward minimal warmth and craft, Southern European variants integrate