I would call it traditional contemporary...but it has a very eclectic mix...some modern in there too!

This isn't really a specific style - the bar stools are Midcentury Modern, the dresser looks rustic/farmhouse, and the fireplace is traditional. It might be modern country, but all the photos have a color scheme that ties them together, which may be what you're responding to. I would recommend pinning the photos on Pintrest. You can then click on the image and scroll down to see similar images. You'll get a good variety of white and blue spaces to pull ideas from!

Eclectic.

Has some Neo-Nordic or neo-Scandinavian elements.

It brings to mind the late, lamented "Cottage Living" magazine (I still have every issue). So maybe search on the term "cottage" as well.

Do a search on Pinterest for “modern cottage” or “modern farmhouse”. You’ll get similar, though not exact, pins.

check out AllModern, they have some good articles.

https://www.allmodern.com/inspiration/the-3-items-you-need-to-style-a-coffee-table-S14805.html

The style is transitional/traditional but the pops of colorful decor and artwork are whimsical in their use of color. The consistent trend i see in all of these pics is the use of coral & turquoise together.

Why does the style actually matter it is a nice mix of many styles and works well.

It looks like a Things That are Popular Now mash up; navy island, gray cabs, white walls (interspersed with gray and navy accents, natch), brightly colored animal portrait, the infamous pops of color, dark floors, bookless bookshelves, brass lighting, whitewash over gray buffet, orchids, vaguely tribal pieces and arctic white counters. It all goes together, but it, to my eye, it's too chock full o' trends and looks like they designed by checklist; dark floors, check; navy island; check; gray, check; dining nook, check, etc.

That is waht I am saying there is no particular style instead try just searching rooms and there will be 1000s of inspiration pics just to make you even more confused about style names.

Do you like the mix of furniture styles, or the color scheme? I have had good luck searching under color schemes, like "navy blue kitchens" or "navy, coral, teal and yellow color scheme." If you like the mix of furniture styles, then perhaps some of the style terms above.