Most design styles feel themed...especially dark academia. I would love a video about how to mix design styles or how to design based on how you want the space to feel.
@@Sinthecity I don't see the difference between design style and aesthetic. They both basically say "buy this furniture and decor and use these colors to achieve this look".
@@AboutBritney Design styles are used as a formal way to communicate a particular composition of interiors or architecture and its based in reference to cultural movements in the world of art, design and architecture. Aestetics are more like subcultures within a particular design style. Dark Academia is not an interior design style, it is a sub category of traditional design.
Please please please do Spanish revival style (more Spanish than generic Mediterranean). It’s my favorite and I don’t see a lot of influencers who showcase it. I love the beautiful woods, ceramics, terracotta, iron, ugh so beautiful.
I love that you failed in the bedroom makeover. Not because you failed duh. But because you were so honest about it and thats how your channel came up to me. You should do a “things not to do” or “mistakes to avoid” when doing a room makeover video. The “i dont have another diy in me” really resonated with me, its honestly so much work! Looking forward to your actual makeover♥️
I would say my style now is Southern traditional. Similar to traditional in the comfy, cozy sense, but with a lighter color palette that reflects the warmer climate in the South. I can appreciate the draw to organic modern and Scandi with its calming effect, but for me personally it comes across as...dull. I'm all for a neutral base, but I need color as well so it doesn't become boring. Really enjoying your videos! Arlene
It would be cool to see / learn the differences between French regency, French provincial, French country, modern French, French farmhouse, Parisian, and whatever else I missed
Victorian Naturalist is my design style. I’d say it’s an offshoot of Dark Academia but with a nature focus. Think pressed flowers with their scientific names in calligraphy in ornate picture frames. Ferns under cloches. Antique furniture. Framed butterfly specimens. Beautiful terrariums. 🌿🌿🌿
I don't want to pick a typical design style. They are too theme-y for my taste. I don't want a designer home because I don't find them homey or inviting. My design style can be summed up as "me." You would probably call my personal style "collected."
Depending on your personal style, it might simply be boho, shabby chic, or some other already well-established style, as many styles incorporate the "collected" aspect. That said, if you really don't want to pigeonhole yourself with a label, then don't 😊
Dark , moody, jewel tones, low lights, tall palms, dark mahogany & walnut woods, ( in the wood work and framing of furniture) tapestry style upholstery, wing back chairs with queen Anne legs, tufted plush deep green sofa, velvet drapes with lace back curtains, a mahogany fireplace with marble tile inlay & finally tin ceilings with gold and chrystal chandeliers.
Hi! I really like your content, and your attention to detail. I would love it if you could take a look at the florist shop in the movie, “It Ends With Us”, and take apart the elements that make this space absolutely magical. My style for sure.
A few years ago now I had someone approach me to say I’m “very dark academia”. Turns out I am in both fashion and home design. I’ll keep enjoying it after the trend has passed.
Hi Becca! I really appreciate that you don't repeat the same cliche topics as other UA-camrs. That's why I'm hoping you could do a sensible video on lighting design. While we all know the basic rules, many people, including myself, still struggle to create stunning lighting that serves all functions at home. The challenge I'm facing is how to balance a classic style with sufficient, functional lighting that adapts to changes in daylight, without relying on ceiling fixtures, which I dislike. In my first apartment, I've experimented with RGBW LED strips on open shelving between my kitchen and living room, which looks fabulous and is programmed to adjust throughout the day. I also use RGBW bulbs in the bedroom for a sunrise effect, along with blackout curtains, so I can wake up at desired time, same for all year round. I went with classic ceiling lighting in the offices and the living room, and it turned out awful, made the rooms look shorter; in the living room the bulbs had to be decorative so it's just one bright tone (it's useful, like twice a year).. In the office despite having 3 hue bulbs it's still not enough lighting. In the living room, for the bright light usually I use strong LEDs for my curtains, it's enough for 99% time. There's additional lighting and the shelves so that's mostly used in the evenings. So, I'm struggling to create strong, evenly distributed lighting that isn't creepy or mismatched with a classic aesthetic. I've thought about it so many times and went through so many standard possibilities.... Recessed lights, in particular, look awful and don't fit with classical styles, which is another challenge. I tried to come up with something with LED stripes that would be hidden somehow, but that's not easy to find affordable RGBWs that would be bright enough. I even considered molding that can hide a strip, that would illuminate a white ceiling... This is especially difficult in rooms like the bathroom, where dark walls make it even harder. While I use a Philips Hue flush mount in one bathroom, which is functional and adaptable to different times of day, it's far from aesthetically pleasing. With LED strips, to get the strong light and at the same time atmospheric light, I guess you'd have to use 2 strips alternatively, or buy a lot of them and hide them behind some kind of diffuser. I was even thinking if there are stretched ceilings that could diffuse the light and just make a "bright ceiling" effect, looking like a normal matte ceiling during the day but this might come out very cheap looking. Same as my brilliant idea to use recessed lights but DIY them to resemble 4-legged stars haha Still researching the reflected lights (on the ceiling, or in the mirrors). Could you offer some advice or create content around achieving strong, stylish lighting that works for various needs and classical styles? Do you have any creative ideas how to tackle that, or know anyone else who'd talk about this? I'm looking for lighting solutions that maximize elasticity in their use, like I mentioned switching between bright and evening lights. And how to get the perfect lighting for makeup that doesn't look like crap in a vintage home. I've always decorated my spaces similarly to what you'd call dark academia, not that rich, a bit simpler, but same foundation. You're totally right that scattered dimmed lighting works, but it works for aesthetics... not for all lifestyle cases:D Thank you!
If you REALLY want good lighting, skip the (bad for you, actually) LEDs altogether and go back to incandescent. And layer your lighting. Lamps, sconces, *nice* ceiling fixtures that fit your desired style, etc.
“think fire hazard but make it cute”. 😅😅😅. OMG! Funny. I have been loving your content! I also love organic modern and definitely some vintage. Love neutrals but I also use the colour green including many live plants/greenery and various tones of gold/amber here and there. Look forward to your next video!
I really like organic modern! I’d happily decorate my house a more colourful version of it. I think it’s actually going to last reasonably well because it has overlap with some other popular styles, it definitely didn’t come out of nowhere. The main thing I’m not sure about lasting is the white boucle, how do you clean it??
once again, another really good one! I've been watching from the start of your channel and I look forward to your videos every week -- so thank you!!! So interesting and you just dive so deep through all the layers and I love your passion about design Xo
Girl I have your username memorized, you've been a real one since the start 😂🤍 I've missed reading your comments! You're really the best thank you for all of the support.
@@beccaamigo I caaaaannnn’t evennnnn 🫶🏼Your comment made my day. I freakin love you! I’m watching your most recent upload now and I’m just like laughing. Out loud alone in my living room 💗💗💗
organic modern was going to be one I mentioned haha but it’s your first! but also scandinavian, japandi. I really like those two as well but I swear the architecture of your home matters so much for them, especially japandi so kind of hard to acquire it the way I would like to.
I like looking at organic modern in magazines, but can’t imagine making one false move in those spaces... 🥺 I am inspired by the colourful Latino indoor/outdoor courtyard spaces bc of the many variations on tiles, plants and tapestries that come alive next to the sound of a water fountain and natural light. 🌱 🇲🇽 ☀️ ⛲️ 🪴
Btw I am enjoying your thoughtful design content so much. 🙌 One minor, pesky distraction that I register as a viewer though, is that the brass bar on the wall behind you aligns with the height of your temple and looks like an arrow going straight through your head. 🏹 ….As this observation pertains to framing and design I thought you might like to know, but if it doesn’t matter to you please disregard! (Once an art director, always an art director…😊🤦♀️)
Excellent idea about the series, Becca! Excellent video as well! My style?: ❤'Organic/modern' with a touch of 'Victorian/classic-vintage' and 'Greek-Roman' decor!❤ Too much?...🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴
Great explanation of these styles! I am really enjoying your channel! I don't have a name for thus style but here's a description- white walls, wood, rustic but very edited and simple and elegant at the same time. Do you know what I mean?? Lol!
Love parts of each of these styles. I personally take a lot of inspiration from danish modern as my grandparents had a lot in their home and so I have found a love for it and comfort as well. I was lucky enough to inherit some beautiful teak pieces from them as well However looking at my place I wouldn't be able to say exactly what my style is and yet it works.
I’d love to see something on how to mix a bit of colonial, Asian, African mix into a normal home that elevates not make it themed. Or is this called International now 😊
I would have answered scandi, but now that I have seen your video, I'd say organic modern. I don't like dark academia at all, nor mediterranean. It was very interesting, thank you!
Thanks for the tips and insight. ❤ I have a tip too. Work on these two words as you get older and if you want older clients: important (try saying all the consonants, esp the T with nearly equal emphasis on all syllables-- “im POR tent”). Also “ CUR tin.” (Say quickly). (Not CURT- IN, spoken slowly). This will enhance your professionalism more than you’d believe. Hope it helps! Loved the photos. -Signed, hoarding Grandma. ❤
Youre real pretty + its nice to watch you talking, but it would be helpful to see the fotos longer. Split screen is good, + you could use different parts of your home as background. (The coffee bar is ng because the mug rack looks like an arrow thru your head!) Suggestion only sent with love.
😂😂😂 I've thought about the mug rack looking like an arrow through my head many times while editing videos, but I figured I was overanalyzing and was probably the only one who noticed that lol...
Nooo don't move away from the coffee bar!!! I love looking at it while you talk, especially when the blue and white cup peeks out from behind your head. The way it dangles from that extra long S hook over the dark green breadboard - it's perfection. I've never seen an arrow through your head in this setup, and I'm probably in the majority.
I love French Regency and just downsized to a smaller home with lower ceilings and I’m using what I used in my previous older home with higher ceilings and wonder if I should be going for a Cottage Shabby Chic style instead? Wondering if I have too much on the walls and too much furniture now going from a larger home to a smaller one. I love timeless, florals, curves, and neutrals and pastels. Help!!! 😊
My 27 year old daughter and her hubby just bought and are restoring a 1876 Italianate villa complete with a window’s tower, 12 foots ceilings, original moulding and trim. Yes, she’s a b* 😂
By the way, I don't think a lot of people have dark homes. Personally I don't know anyone, except for myself. People were TERRIFIED when I was describing what I did. They'd visit me for the first time with their jaws dropped and saying "I could never....". But then usually while coming out, they'd say it's very soothing , cozy and they feel really relaxed 😉And usually men say "I'd love to have it this way in my home but my wife would never let me" LOL. I thought mostly girls were the Harry Potter / gothic fandom. I find more AI-generated inspirations on pinterest than in real life, besides people who have the courage to go all dark probably get a little bit more interested in the interior design, so they'd share. I'm still looking for more brick-color living rooms in my style... I have to make collages and photomanipulations :D
Hi love your videos just discovered ur channel and have been binge watching… I would love to chat with you in decorating our new house how do I get in touch with u ? Enjoyed this video immensely!! Thank you
I like contemporary. I like color but nothing too light or too dark. Muted cool tones. I think my style has a lot to do with the fact that I have four children and I want something that's easy to keep clean and clutterfree. Simple lines, minimal decor but not minimalist because it's too boring and depressing. My living room has some blue in the curtains, rug, art and throw pillows.
There’s not much difference to be seen in your pictures of Scandi and Organic Modern. Organic modern needs more color (green, brown, stone gray). Scandinavian style has more modern furniture than the more Bohemian or trad Organic Modern. Think 70s Hippies -- but no orange or purple, paler, and CLEAN!
Most design styles feel themed...especially dark academia. I would love a video about how to mix design styles or how to design based on how you want the space to feel.
Caroline Winkler has a great videos about this topic 🥰 I bounce back and forth between her and Becca!
That one may feel themed bc it’s not an interior design style, it’s an aesthetic.
@@mariahennen5001 I'll have to check her out, thanks!
@@Sinthecity I don't see the difference between design style and aesthetic. They both basically say "buy this furniture and decor and use these colors to achieve this look".
@@AboutBritney Design styles are used as a formal way to communicate a particular composition of interiors or architecture and its based in reference to cultural movements in the world of art, design and architecture. Aestetics are more like subcultures within a particular design style. Dark Academia is not an interior design style, it is a sub category of traditional design.
Please please please do Spanish revival style (more Spanish than generic Mediterranean). It’s my favorite and I don’t see a lot of influencers who showcase it. I love the beautiful woods, ceramics, terracotta, iron, ugh so beautiful.
Yes! I agree!!
I love that you failed in the bedroom makeover. Not because you failed duh. But because you were so honest about it and thats how your channel came up to me. You should do a “things not to do” or “mistakes to avoid” when doing a room makeover video.
The “i dont have another diy in me” really resonated with me, its honestly so much work!
Looking forward to your actual makeover♥️
I would say my style now is Southern traditional. Similar to traditional in the comfy, cozy sense, but with a lighter color palette that reflects the warmer climate in the South. I can appreciate the draw to organic modern and Scandi with its calming effect, but for me personally it comes across as...dull. I'm all for a neutral base, but I need color as well so it doesn't become boring. Really enjoying your videos! Arlene
It would be cool to see / learn the differences between
French regency, French provincial, French country, modern French, French farmhouse, Parisian, and whatever else I missed
Seeing everyone’s organic modern homes, it’s everywhere & it’s getting overwhelming now. I see organic modern and I run 😭😭
omg yes! I see beige arches and boucle round furniture everywhere.. I feel like it's not going to pass the test of time since it's really trendy now 😭
Traditional design style is my favourite, id say dark academia is a traditional style and so is French regency.
I feel like it would be really cool to see you design your subscribers spaces. Drew at Lone Fox does this and I find it so fun to watch!
I was thinking the same thing! I'd love for her to do a series on 'tips for this room'.
Art Deco/Jazz era
Victorian Naturalist is my design style. I’d say it’s an offshoot of Dark Academia but with a nature focus. Think pressed flowers with their scientific names in calligraphy in ornate picture frames. Ferns under cloches. Antique furniture. Framed butterfly specimens. Beautiful terrariums. 🌿🌿🌿
I love listening to you yap about interior design. 😁
I love art deco, farmhouse, French country and Scandinavian style!
I don't want to pick a typical design style. They are too theme-y for my taste. I don't want a designer home because I don't find them homey or inviting. My design style can be summed up as "me." You would probably call my personal style "collected."
Depending on your personal style, it might simply be boho, shabby chic, or some other already well-established style, as many styles incorporate the "collected" aspect.
That said, if you really don't want to pigeonhole yourself with a label, then don't 😊
Dark , moody, jewel tones, low lights, tall palms, dark mahogany & walnut woods, ( in the wood work and framing of furniture) tapestry style upholstery, wing back chairs with queen Anne legs, tufted plush deep green sofa, velvet drapes with lace back curtains, a mahogany fireplace with marble tile inlay & finally tin ceilings with gold and chrystal chandeliers.
Definitely should do a modern cottage video! Or even maybe something “transitional” if that’s even a design style. 😅
I think Eclectic is the most interesting style...and hardest to pull off, so I'd love to know some tips. Thanks!
Hi! I really like your content, and your attention to detail. I would love it if you could take a look at the florist shop in the movie, “It Ends With Us”, and take apart the elements that make this space absolutely magical. My style for sure.
A few years ago now I had someone approach me to say I’m “very dark academia”. Turns out I am in both fashion and home design. I’ll keep enjoying it after the trend has passed.
Well right there is my problem....I like just about every style there is. Eclectic? Maybe?
"Fire hazard, but make it cute" 😂😂😂
Hi from Malaysia! Really love your content❤ And I would really like to see pictures of your grandma’s house. It sounds so homey😊
Hi Becca! I really appreciate that you don't repeat the same cliche topics as other UA-camrs. That's why I'm hoping you could do a sensible video on lighting design. While we all know the basic rules, many people, including myself, still struggle to create stunning lighting that serves all functions at home.
The challenge I'm facing is how to balance a classic style with sufficient, functional lighting that adapts to changes in daylight, without relying on ceiling fixtures, which I dislike.
In my first apartment, I've experimented with RGBW LED strips on open shelving between my kitchen and living room, which looks fabulous and is programmed to adjust throughout the day. I also use RGBW bulbs in the bedroom for a sunrise effect, along with blackout curtains, so I can wake up at desired time, same for all year round.
I went with classic ceiling lighting in the offices and the living room, and it turned out awful, made the rooms look shorter; in the living room the bulbs had to be decorative so it's just one bright tone (it's useful, like twice a year).. In the office despite having 3 hue bulbs it's still not enough lighting. In the living room, for the bright light usually I use strong LEDs for my curtains, it's enough for 99% time. There's additional lighting and the shelves so that's mostly used in the evenings.
So, I'm struggling to create strong, evenly distributed lighting that isn't creepy or mismatched with a classic aesthetic. I've thought about it so many times and went through so many standard possibilities.... Recessed lights, in particular, look awful and don't fit with classical styles, which is another challenge. I tried to come up with something with LED stripes that would be hidden somehow, but that's not easy to find affordable RGBWs that would be bright enough. I even considered molding that can hide a strip, that would illuminate a white ceiling... This is especially difficult in rooms like the bathroom, where dark walls make it even harder. While I use a Philips Hue flush mount in one bathroom, which is functional and adaptable to different times of day, it's far from aesthetically pleasing. With LED strips, to get the strong light and at the same time atmospheric light, I guess you'd have to use 2 strips alternatively, or buy a lot of them and hide them behind some kind of diffuser. I was even thinking if there are stretched ceilings that could diffuse the light and just make a "bright ceiling" effect, looking like a normal matte ceiling during the day but this might come out very cheap looking. Same as my brilliant idea to use recessed lights but DIY them to resemble 4-legged stars haha Still researching the reflected lights (on the ceiling, or in the mirrors).
Could you offer some advice or create content around achieving strong, stylish lighting that works for various needs and classical styles? Do you have any creative ideas how to tackle that, or know anyone else who'd talk about this? I'm looking for lighting solutions that maximize elasticity in their use, like I mentioned switching between bright and evening lights. And how to get the perfect lighting for makeup that doesn't look like crap in a vintage home. I've always decorated my spaces similarly to what you'd call dark academia, not that rich, a bit simpler, but same foundation. You're totally right that scattered dimmed lighting works, but it works for aesthetics... not for all lifestyle cases:D
Thank you!
@@OCEAN_OF_FOXES agreed. Lighting is an enigma. Especially with all the new options.
If you REALLY want good lighting, skip the (bad for you, actually) LEDs altogether and go back to incandescent. And layer your lighting. Lamps, sconces, *nice* ceiling fixtures that fit your desired style, etc.
@@katie7748 U serious?
I have a traditional collected home but sometimes have difficulty editing items bc of sentimentality. 🥴
“think fire hazard but make it cute”. 😅😅😅. OMG! Funny. I have been loving your content! I also love organic modern and definitely some vintage. Love neutrals but I also use the colour green including many live plants/greenery and various tones of gold/amber here and there. Look forward to your next video!
Yes organic modern is awesome. Modern Cottage would be a great video.
I really like organic modern! I’d happily decorate my house a more colourful version of it. I think it’s actually going to last reasonably well because it has overlap with some other popular styles, it definitely didn’t come out of nowhere. The main thing I’m not sure about lasting is the white boucle, how do you clean it??
I would love to see a video about transitional style ❤
Can you please talk about transitional design? Love your videos btw! ❤
Organic modern is 100% my favorite!
once again, another really good one! I've been watching from the start of your channel and I look forward to your videos every week -- so thank you!!! So interesting and you just dive so deep through all the layers and I love your passion about design Xo
Girl I have your username memorized, you've been a real one since the start 😂🤍 I've missed reading your comments! You're really the best thank you for all of the support.
@@beccaamigo I caaaaannnn’t evennnnn 🫶🏼Your comment made my day. I freakin love you! I’m watching your most recent upload now and I’m just like laughing. Out loud alone in my living room 💗💗💗
organic modern was going to be one I mentioned haha but it’s your first! but also scandinavian, japandi. I really like those two as well but I swear the architecture of your home matters so much for them, especially japandi so kind of hard to acquire it the way I would like to.
I like looking at organic modern in magazines, but can’t imagine making one false move in those spaces... 🥺 I am inspired by the colourful Latino indoor/outdoor courtyard spaces bc of the many variations on tiles, plants and tapestries that come alive next to the sound of a water fountain and natural light. 🌱 🇲🇽 ☀️ ⛲️ 🪴
Btw I am enjoying your thoughtful design content so much. 🙌
One minor, pesky distraction that I register as a viewer though, is that the brass bar on the wall behind you aligns with the height of your temple and looks like an arrow going straight through your head. 🏹 ….As this observation pertains to framing and design I thought you might like to know, but if it doesn’t matter to you please disregard! (Once an art director, always an art director…😊🤦♀️)
@@Kit-o-matic3000 LOL reminds me of Pocahontas. "I...I...I made it myself!"
Excellent idea about the series, Becca! Excellent video as well! My style?: ❤'Organic/modern' with a touch of 'Victorian/classic-vintage' and 'Greek-Roman' decor!❤ Too much?...🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴
Great explanation of these styles! I am really enjoying your channel! I don't have a name for thus style but here's a description- white walls, wood, rustic but very edited and simple and elegant at the same time. Do you know what I mean?? Lol!
Sounds like Modern Farmhouse to me but there are a few that fit your description soooo 🤷♀️ lol
I really love the French Modern look. Would love to hear your opinion/ advice on this style :)
Love parts of each of these styles.
I personally take a lot of inspiration from danish modern as my grandparents had a lot in their home and so I have found a love for it and comfort as well. I was lucky enough to inherit some beautiful teak pieces from them as well However looking at my place I wouldn't be able to say exactly what my style is and yet it works.
Cottage style for me (not CottageCORE). I LOVE the background behind you. Looks Cottagy to me. What do you call it?
I’d love to see something on how to mix a bit of colonial, Asian, African mix into a normal home that elevates not make it themed. Or is this called International now 😊
I would have answered scandi, but now that I have seen your video, I'd say organic modern. I don't like dark academia at all, nor mediterranean. It was very interesting, thank you!
Becoming an empty-nester and wanting to down-size, I am into minimalism and clean lines. So maybe Mid-century Modern … what do you think?
Mid century modern is great. And IN.
Go with Danish modern furniture.❤
Thanks for the tips and insight. ❤
I have a tip too. Work on these two words as you get older and if you want older clients: important (try saying all the consonants, esp the T with nearly equal emphasis on all syllables-- “im POR tent”).
Also “ CUR tin.” (Say quickly).
(Not CURT- IN, spoken slowly).
This will enhance your professionalism more than you’d believe.
Hope it helps!
Loved the photos.
-Signed, hoarding Grandma. ❤
Youre real pretty + its nice to watch you talking, but it would be helpful to see the fotos longer. Split screen is good, + you could use different parts of your home as background. (The coffee bar is ng because the mug rack looks like an arrow thru your head!) Suggestion only sent with love.
😂😂😂
😂😂😂 I've thought about the mug rack looking like an arrow through my head many times while editing videos, but I figured I was overanalyzing and was probably the only one who noticed that lol...
Nooo don't move away from the coffee bar!!! I love looking at it while you talk, especially when the blue and white cup peeks out from behind your head. The way it dangles from that extra long S hook over the dark green breadboard - it's
perfection.
I've never seen an arrow through your head in this setup, and I'm probably in the majority.
I love French Regency and just downsized to a smaller home with lower ceilings and I’m using what I used in my previous older home with higher ceilings and wonder if I should be going for a Cottage Shabby Chic style instead? Wondering if I have too much on the walls and too much furniture now going from a larger home to a smaller one. I love timeless, florals, curves, and neutrals and pastels. Help!!! 😊
Thanks for video
My 27 year old daughter and her hubby just bought and are restoring a 1876 Italianate villa complete with a window’s tower, 12 foots ceilings, original moulding and trim. Yes, she’s a b* 😂
By the way, I don't think a lot of people have dark homes. Personally I don't know anyone, except for myself. People were TERRIFIED when I was describing what I did. They'd visit me for the first time with their jaws dropped and saying "I could never....". But then usually while coming out, they'd say it's very soothing , cozy and they feel really relaxed 😉And usually men say "I'd love to have it this way in my home but my wife would never let me" LOL. I thought mostly girls were the Harry Potter / gothic fandom.
I find more AI-generated inspirations on pinterest than in real life, besides people who have the courage to go all dark probably get a little bit more interested in the interior design, so they'd share. I'm still looking for more brick-color living rooms in my style... I have to make collages and photomanipulations :D
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Can an organic modern be a coastal design?
French Regency is my favorite! Organic Modern is second! 😅
Dark academy please x
Hi love your videos just discovered ur channel and have been binge watching… I would love to chat with you in decorating our new house how do I get in touch with u ? Enjoyed this video immensely!! Thank you
Would love to see an exploration of brutalism
I like contemporary. I like color but nothing too light or too dark. Muted cool tones. I think my style has a lot to do with the fact that I have four children and I want something that's easy to keep clean and clutterfree. Simple lines, minimal decor but not minimalist because it's too boring and depressing. My living room has some blue in the curtains, rug, art and throw pillows.
Wave Sabe
Farmhouse
There’s not much difference to be seen in your pictures of Scandi and Organic Modern.
Organic modern needs more color (green, brown, stone gray).
Scandinavian style has more modern furniture than the more Bohemian or trad Organic Modern.
Think 70s Hippies -- but no orange or purple, paler, and CLEAN!
European farmhouse