What's Your Design Style?

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Which entry would you love to walk into?
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Pick the chair you vibe most with
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Choose an activity that you would want to be reminded of
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  Shopping
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  Traveling
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  Cooking with family
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  Relaxing
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  Going out with friends
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  Expressing yourself
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Choose a living room you would love spending time in
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Pick a pattern your most likely to put in your home
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Pick a design element you love
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Which kitchen is more your style?
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Pick your favorite texture
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Choose a picture that represents how you would incorporate color
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  Light, neutral tones only, please
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  Give me all the colors!
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  One color - Go big or go home
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  Earthy color scheme
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  Muted colors
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  Bold color scheme
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  Accessories only
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  Through plants
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  Pops of color here and there
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Choose your favorite rug
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Which bedroom would you prefer?
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Pick a piece of artwork you would put in your space
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Select your amount of clutter
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  Clean and simple
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  Give me all the things!
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  Just enough
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Pick a light fixture you could envision in your home
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Choose up to 5 design styles that you identify most with
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  Traditional
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  Transitional
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  Contemporary
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  Modern
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  Minimalist
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  Scandinavian
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  Bohemian
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  Eclectic
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  Shabby-Chic
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  Farmhouse
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  Rustic
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  Opulent
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  I have absolutely no idea

Quiz Outcomes

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Traditional
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Those who identify with a traditional style value a cozy, inviting space where they can let their guard down. They think of a room as a place to make memories and enjoy details like detailed woodwork and sturdy furniture. Intricate moldings, elegant fabric accents, and warm neutrals are often displayed with this style.
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Transitional
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Those who identify with a transitional style tend to aim for a timeless look. They prefer a mix of traditional and contemporary elements. While intricate details exist, there must also be simple elements to balance them out. Oftentimes, decor from different eras and styles are brought in with a trending neutral color scheme or involve harmonious elements like cleaner lines or curved elements. Transitional styles are more common than most people think.
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Modern
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Those that identify with a modern style have an appreciation for modern art movements from the past (think mid-century modern, which is only one version of modern). Modern spaces tend to have a simplicity with a sense of old-futuristic ideas to them. Solid, warm pops of color are typically found in modern spaces along with natural elements like stained wood and leather. Furnishings often are function-based rather than decorative.
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Contemporary / Trendy
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Those that identify with a contemporary style prefer clean lines and minimalist elements. Contemporary is often confused with modern. However, contemporary is essentially design that is trending, typically referred to as "living or occurring at present". Some common elements that have stuck around for this style are white walls, silver metals, and a sophisticated, fresh look and feel.
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Minimalist
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Those that identify with a minimalist style prefer a clean, uncluttered space. They're all about the "less is more" mindset and see function as a top priority. Simple elements are key features in minimalist spaces. These spaces tend to have only 1-3 neutral colors within the space, and if there are accessories, they tend to be oversized pieces like a large vase or piece of art.
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Scandinavian
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Those that identify with a Scandinavian style enjoy a combination of simplicity and light. There's a sense of minimalism, but with Nordic elements mixed in. Modern furniture, light wood tones, and white walls are staples of this style. Often, you will see black and white geometric patterns, exposed cords, and a no-fuss look.
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Eclectic
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Those that identify with an eclectic style, often don't even know they fit within a style. Eclectic spaces include a blend of different styles and movements and provide a freedom to combine elements in an experimental way. There tends to be a core palette to tie everything together for a cohesive design. Often, there will be pattern play, multiple finishes, and statement pieces. It's easy to overdo this style, but when it's done right it can really display some personality.
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Bohemian
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Those that identify with a Bohemian style enjoy a colorful, carefree space. Plants, tapestries, and layering are key players in these spaces. There is usually pattern and texture play, mismatched low-lying furniture, and plenty of cushions for a playful artistic vibe. To avoid making the space too overwhelming, it helps to have a common bright color scheme spread throughout the design. Although, those are often not the only colors.
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Shabby-Chic
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Those that identify with a shabby-chic style tend to enjoy an almost casual, romantic looking space. Muted colors, distressed finds, and light natural materials are key features for this design style. There are often multiple elements with ornamental details and re-purposed furniture.
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Farmhouse
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Those that identify with a farmhouse style enjoy an old-fashioned charming space. These spaces tend to feature weathered wood elements, muted colors, and antique pieces. Mixing old elements with new give spaces a farmhouse vibe. Earthy tones, contrasting neutrals, and classic fixtures are often incorporated and open shelving help provide an inviting atmosphere.
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Rustic
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Those that identify with a rustic style love adding raw, natural elements in a cozy space. Natural, weathered wood and stone are key features for these spaces. Exposed beams, iron details, and mountain inspired pieces are often incorporated in these designs for a sense of durability. Upholstery, fireplaces, and other warming elements are commonly found in these spaces to provide that cozy feeling.
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Opulent
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Those that identify with an opulent style love a glamorous space with plenty of sparkle. These spaces are luxurious and feature polished metals, clear glass, and velvety fabrics. Furniture in these spaces typically have studded edge details or tufting for a refined look. These spaces are often moody and incorporate classic accessories and plush elements.
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Nomadic
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Those that identify with a nomadic style love spaces that tell a story with a sense of adventure. These spaces have elements from the Bohemian, Scandinavian, and eclectic styles. The key feature of these spaces is incorporating worldly accessories and furnishings while keeping the space simple and uncluttered, as if those staying there can pick up and go whenever there's an urge for adventure. Artisan-made pieces create unique, eye-catching elements that are sure to start a conversation.
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Edgy
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Those that identify with an edgy style prefer a space with a little rebellion. Dark, moody colors, risque' art pieces, and pops of color tend to make their way into these designs. They disagree with common notions that great designs should follow a set of guidelines to be enjoyable. These spaces truly showcase a personality and vibe that is unique.
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Urban
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Those that identify with an urban style enjoy spaces with an energetic look and feel. There are often industrial influences and refined versions of exposed existing elements like brick or moldings true to the building's origin. There tends to be textures that are almost grunge-like incorporated with new, more modern pieces in these spaces. These spaces tell a then and now story, combining the history of the space with a new one.
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Industrial
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Those that identify with an industrial style prefer a no-frills environment. These spaces are raw, simple, and functional. Stripped architectural elements like metal, wood, and brick are key features to these spaces. They provide a bold statement, despite the minimalist qualities within. Edison bulbs, exposed beams, and concrete are often found in these spaces.
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Theme-Driven
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Those that identify with a theme-driven style, are quite literally, theme-driven. They may have a nautical theme, desert theme, cat theme, or whatever they can think of. These spaces are meant to bring joy, pure and simple. They incorporate elements from that theme, in a thoughtful way that makes sense for the space. The trick for these spaces is to not overdo it. Subtle elements like common moldings, muted colors, and textures are great ways to incorporate a theme without being too obvious.
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Bold
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Those that identify with a bold style enjoy a room that makes a statement. While some may think that a space overdid a certain quality, that's exactly what makes a bold room this person's favorite. These spaces tend to have an element that stands out from it's surrounding elements. This could be an entire blue room, a mural, or a feature that you just can't look away from. Unforgettable is the common statement here.

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