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Traditional
What sets this style apart?
- Inherited and collected over time decorative pieces
- Darker woods and leathers and nail-head details
- Patterns include florals, damask, toiles, & stripes
- Same color palette but different patterns
- Wainscotting and crown moulding
- Persian-style or vintage patterned rugs
- Rooms are styled for family function
- Symmetrical furniture layout
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Mid Century Modern
What sets this style apart?
- Retro-futuristic feel - post WW2 optimism
- Bold accent colors
- Use all the same woods: Oak, Rosewood, and Teak
- Rounded furniture
- Odd-shaped coffee and accent tables
- Geometric shapes in decor and lighting
- Furnishings emphasize function over ornament
- Use of metal, glass, and vinyl
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Boho
What sets this style apart?
- Unconventional and artistic - free spirit hippy culture of the 1960s and '70s
- Bright colors and many patterns: florals or paisleys mixed with natural prints OR
- Subdued shades: olive green, cognac, mustard yellow, and rusty orange
- Natural or raw materials such as hemp, sisal, wood, and rattan
- Woven wall decor and rugs, macrame plant hangers, and leathers
- Curated, creative mix of art and books
- Plants, plants, and more plants
- Vintage, thrifted or travel-centric items- be careful of cultural appropriation
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Coastal
What sets this style apart?
- Comfortable, relaxed and ready for lounging or fun
- Greyed or washed, lighter woods as if touched by salty air exposure
- Neutral colors with pops of navy or hues of blues and greens (think sea glass)
- Neutral or stiped fabrics that wear well
- Wooded bead, capiz shell, or woven material lighting
- Sisal, jute, seagrass, or grasscloth textures for walls and rugs
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Industrial
What sets this style apart?
- Raw materials, often original to the space like wood, metal, and concrete
- Mechanical details, like exposed brick, beams, ducts, and pipes
- Not a lot of superfluous pillows, patterns, or accessories
- Layer in black metals, leather, and weathered woods
- Colors typically are warm browns and tans paired with reds, blues, or grays
- Use one or two other styles with pillows or rugs to soften the look
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Rustic
What sets this style apart?
- Real wood- wide-planked wood floors and reclaimed tables (obvious grain)
- Exposed beams
- Rugs made of jute or animal hide, or raw stone fireplaces
- Jute, burlap, and canvas throughout the home in rugs and accent pieces.
- No sheen - see and feel texture
- Handmade pieces
- Nature-inspired colors; earthy tones
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Modern Farmhouse
What sets this style apart?
- Embrace tradition—but with a modern twist reflective of the times.
- White or painted board and batten or shiplap and X shaped barn door
- Neutral with light colors; contrasting black elements can add a bit of edge
- Reclaimed wood, Barnboard details, Architectural salvage
- Big comfortable pine furniture
- Wrought iron accents
- Wide plank floors- scratches, knots, and nicks add to the authenticity
- Vintage accessories
- Fabrics, such as cotton, canvas, wool, or chenille
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Modern / Contemporary
What sets this style apart?
- Modern and current with the styles of the moment
- Colors, spaces, and shapes are sleek and fresh
- Neutrals, black, and white are the main colors and are used to ground space
- Color palette is accented with bright and bold colors
- Bold color blocks, high ceilings, bare windows, and geometric shapes in wall art and sculpture
- Each piece stands out as individual and unique
- Floors should be bare and smooth, using wood, tile, or vinyl
- If you must use some carpet, select commercial grades
- Track lighting and recessed lighting help to wash a wall in light
- Generous use of metal, stone, and opaque or clear glass
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Global / Eclectic
- Full of personality - fun, funky, and full of visual interest
- Mixed patterns and global influences - old and new
- Unexpected use of items like a trunk as a coffee table
- Mix and match contrasting colors
- Mix your art together
- Add elements of your travel or heritage
- Layer colors, textures and materials to create the curated, mismatched feel
- Retro, customized, second-hand, or antique furniture
- Bold patterns and animal prints
- Mid-toned blues, teal, mustard, orange and greens
- Lots of plants in varying heights and varying pots
- Layer lighting in varying materials, heights, and placement
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