The 20 styles
Open a style for its room, palette, and how it differs from the one next to it.
Clean lines, empty surfaces, nothing without a job.
Low furniture, warm wood and quiet restraint.
Light, pale wood, soft textiles and daylight.
Tapered legs, teak and confident color.
White walls, black accents and honest wood.
Layered rugs, plants and things collected over time.
Sea light, white linen and washed blues.
Symmetry, rich wood and classic pattern.
Raw brick, metal and worn leather.
Velvet, brass and high-gloss drama.
Florals, worn wood and a lived-in garden feel.
Books, dark wood and low lamp light.
Timber, stone and wool by a fire.
Terracotta, plaster arches and sun-faded blue.
Mirrored, lacquered and unapologetically polished.
A calm middle between classic and modern.
Of-the-moment shapes, mixed materials, bold single accents.
More is more: color, pattern and everything on the walls.
Curved forms, raw textures and earthy neutrals.
A deliberate collision of eras, colors and finds.