Modern with classic accents, a cozy and charming environment. , Light colors, curtains, lamps and many plants (green leaves), flowers (fresh).

I love the look og the dark traditional woods used in British colonial design

My style is modern/eclectic. I love black and white and clean lines without clutter, but I need to be able to throw in things l
love, whatever style they are.

Love cozy Ralph Lauren, with a dash of farmhouse. Florals and plaids, the kind of house people love to hang out in and actually will take a nap on your couch. Lots of books and a couple of rescued dogs. Throw in good food and a cold Fat Tire Beer.

Not my style, but the twentieth century's first: Art Nouveau. You omitted it-and what would Tiffany done during those years without it. This is a non Tiffany decorative piece of Art Nouveau.

My favourites are the English and French Revival Styles. Specifically the English Cottage, Storybook and French Eclectic.

Art Deco was a dominant style in design and architecture of the 1920's. Originating in Europe and spreading throughout Western Europe and North America. The Art Deco style borrows it's influences from Art Nouveau, Cubism, Futurism, Modernism, Neo-Classicism and Bauhaus.

I love everything about The Roaring Twenties --the fashion, architecture, art, automobiles, & music. The Art Deco era is most commonly associated with a sleek aesthetic, symmetrical geometric shapes, bold colors, and angular patterns like zigzag, sunburst and chevron.

I'm liking a cottage feel....mixed in with a dash of modern. The contrast is awesome!

Art Deco is for me, I have my Mothers waterfall furniture, lovely vanity with big round mirror. I painted one wall with chartreuse paint, and have black and white accents. Bought original bunker hill monument lights on either side of vanity, and a few Gerdago statues to complement the dresser. Silver frames that hold my Mum and Dad's wedding photo's from 1945. in the matching men's tall dresser. When I step in the room, I'm living in the past.

arts and craft, I love big wrap around porches although I don't have a home with one. Comfy classic style with a bit of transitional

Mid-century modern. Hands down! :)

Traditional is my favorite look. It speaks to me of home, family and warm feelings. Family is very important me and I want my home to say "Come inside.... Relax , be comfortable and feel loved .

Edwardian or classic cottage are my "cup of tea".

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I like eclectic and transitional designs. The loft and the 80s excess pictures both look good too. Yet art deco makes me feel lost and confused because of the elements.

love the simplicity of midcentury modern.

congrats jill!

I love ornate victorian era decor. Baroque & Rococo furniture, each piece is a work of art. carved Sofas made from solid pieces of wood, tufted upholstery in rich colors & textures, cameo medallion settees, fainting chairs, conversation seats, love. it. all.

Eclectic blend of mid-century & Asian, they seem very compatible & serene in a chaotic world.

casual eclectic. lots of rustic furniture and colours from nature.

Art nouveau- natural organic shapes, stylised flower, leaf and bird motifs, beautiful wooden floors, exotic timbers, silver, brass, glass décor ornaments for sparkle, artistic wrought iron work with organic shapes, fresh flowers everywhere! And touches of country without the clutter...

I like the clean lines of MCM, but "too much" of it seems cold and boring to me. I think the best style is a mix of elements that reflect the reality of decorating and collecting over many years, as opposed to going shopping and buying everything in one day at one store.

'20's Art Deco. Classic. All the rest? Been there - lived that - glad I made it out all in one piece.

I really like the London Regency era, so posh and classic!

I like the 80s excess best of what you have listed. Hate the 70's, post modern is to boring. I like the opulence of the 80's and the flexibility of style.

I like the early 1900's Arts & Crafts, Prairie, and Shingle Styles.

Arts & Crafts, Mission, Prairie, Craftsman

OLD!!!

Mid century modern. It has a simplicity of materials and lines, which works well with any contemporary style. Of all of them, to me that's the one that you'll get less tired of after years.

I like them all, just don't want to live in anything all one style. I like to mix in things that strike me. Then when I tire of them I can rotate out or give away. Some items, like casegoods, are meant to be kept for a long time. Cheap tables, etc... always look cheap.

So many choices not on this list, but went with MCM!!

From the different design eras given, I chose Mid-Century Modern. #BeSeenBeSafe

Traditional/shabby chic.... if there is such a thing!

Rustic farm

I love so many styles & eras...but any Streamline Moderne home for sale tempts me to sell everything I own and make it happen!

I'd love to be in the shoes of The Beautiful and Damned for a weekend ...

Early American Attic.

Bohemian/ Hippie Chic

Farmhouse, colonial, and New England salt box styles

The 1920s bungalow/cottage with front porch swing in unpainted brick. I dig the retro bathrooms with subway tile and penny tile on the floor. I really dig unpainted, stained trim work yet painted trim work is ok if it's consistent through the house. Update the fireplaces to ventless, gas logs.

Old farmhouse with wood floors and unpainted trim.

My style is modern .I love the eligance of Art Deco .

Traditional decor and furnishings are my favorite!

A classic southern traditional style appeals to me. Comfortable furniture where families can relax and be together.

global village

bohemia, eclectic, old world

Perhaps some combination of the first two could work...just MO

Moderne....too bad there's so little of it.

I don't think too many 80's living rooms actually looked like that.

I don't have a favorite style, per se, but I generally try to take out anything in a design that doesn't absolutely have to be there. My personal style would be something approaching minimalism, but of a kind that is supportive of daily life.

Eclectic mix of styles. Because I like so many different styles. One style is too boring for me.

Gustavian Swedish, Modern farmhouse industrial, and a little shabby-chic. SO tired of MCM!