Cécile’s Style- Chic meets Scandinavian Modern
Feminine design became relaxed and comfortable in these spaces. Color or no color, the rooms feel fresh and full of personality. Fashion forwards the textures, textiles and lines. Focus on beautiful furniture and rich textures.
via Note Design Studio, Deborah McLean, unknown and unknown. Do you know?
Here is another Style Test coming at you from Leah.
Leah’s Style- Classic Comfy meets Vintage Modern at a European Hotel.
These spaces show no fear of mixing styles, eras and designs. There is room for all but not for the tacky. Color is as extreme as the textiles. Not ment for the light in heart but rather the bold.
via Haus Maus, Barrie Benson, Simple Lovely and Nick Olsen.
Its been awhile since I have posted a Style Test. This particular one is for a great friend of mine known as A Merry Mishap. I prefer calling her by her first name Jennifer or I even sometimes call her “prego”.
Its always hard doing these Tests for friends and especially for friends who have GREAT taste.
Hope you like Prego!!
Jennifer’s Style- A mix of Chic Nature with modern, mid century modern and Scandinavian modern.
These spaces reflect natural textiles and surfaces but not leaving chic out of the equation. The bones of these spaces are simple and serene filled with graphic textile, pops of soft and bold colors and personal accessories. Pieces are both sculptural and straight lined. A collision of modern styles that make for the perfect backdrop for a perfect day.
via Roland Bello, Joanna Henderson, Elisabeth Dunker and unknown.
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Sparrow has lovely taste so it was easy to do her Style Test. Enjoy.
Sparrow’s Style- Classic modern with a Swedish dose of rustic.
These rooms are filled with gorgeous light, stylish pieces and sentimental accessories. The bones of these spaces can be a bit rustic but the layers are nothing short of fabulous and modern. Very fresh and very homey.
(images via Vicky Sheard, Eric Roth and unknown.)
Ashley knows exactly what she likes! I hope this helped define her style. 
Ashley’s Style- Clean chic retro with traditional, classic and rustic moments.
Clean white spaces with textures in abundances. Colors are sporadic and rooms are organized but personality is not ignored. Lived in and loved on with no details forgotten.
(images via Apartment Therapy, Design Sponge, Alice Q Style , unknown and Habitually Chic.)
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SG reader Shea has bold taste. Not tacky bold but put together beautiful bold. Very nice!
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Shea’s Style- A bold expression of Modern Glam and Bohemian with bits of Mid century.
This Style is fun, quirky, full of style and big on personality. Color is not ignored and textiles love to play. Spaces never feel boring because time goes into them. Pieces are bought with much thought and accessories compliment the rooms without looking matchy. Fashion plays a huge part in this Style!
(images via Metropolitan Home and you tell me?)
Courtney has some great taste so I hope I was able to diagnose her properly. (Hehe. Its funny to use the word diagnose.)
Courtney’s Style- Eclectic mix of Modern Glam with Youthful Traditional.
These spaces are very Vogue. Fashion and Interiors love each other and really compliment each other. Colors are trendy and chic. Textiles are focal points as well as beautifully designed pieces of furniture. Looked at and longed for is the name of this game!
(Images via Domino, Blueprint, Real Simple and Unknown.)
Karen who is an Interior Designer herself has incredible taste so it was quite fun to do her Style Test. She wanted a third party opinion so I hope this helped Karen solidify her Style.
Karen’s Style- Bold Glam with Young Traditional meets Beautiful Chic.
Paris, Madrid and New York City have met. Colors are vibrant, furniture is curvy and bold, textile is chic and lighting command attention. These spaces are well thought out but not overly done. Pieces look like they have been bought over time while textiles are young and fresh. Oohlala.
(Images via Kelly Wearstler, Desire To Inspire and Domino.)
So I am finally finishing up my last batch of {Style Tests}. (If you are still waiting for yours its coming!!!) This {Style Test} comes from Joanna who is a magazine editor. She is engaged (Congrats!) and will be combining households soon. I hope that this led you in the right direction Joanna!!!
Joanna’s Style- Eclectic Mix of modernized country, rustic, Mediterranean and total chic!
This style is a complete makeover of style present and past. Contrast is a must and textures range from soft to sharp. Dark goes with white, metal and wood are best friends and statement pieces are enjoyed. Unafraid is the name of this game!
(Images via Cottage Living, Better Homes and Gardens and Living Etc.)
This {Style Test} was sent in from Ameleah and I think she is some great taste! Ameleah is in the process of remodeling her bungalow. I have a feeling it is going to turn out very impressive.
Ameleah’s Style- Chic Glamor with Federalist and Traditional details.
Creative spaces that mix old with new, bold colors with pure colors and cozy textiles with trendy textiles. Making bold decisions and executing them perfectly. No detail is ignored. Rooms come out looking unfluffy. Gorgeous:)
(Top image via Katie Ridder and bottom image is Kate Spades apartment via Mrs Blandings. Others unknown)
Its the return of the {Style Test} and I am liking Julia’s Style!
Julia’s Style- Earthy Glam with Traditional, Modern and Cottage touches.
Color is played with in this style and not afraid to be showcased. The bones of a room are earthy but the dressings of a room are glamorous and eclectic. Accessories are fun, whimsy and playful but have a specific role. Rooms are put together effortlessly.
(Some Photos Via Domino)
Stacy knows that her style has changed over the years but didn’t quite know what her new style consisted of. Here is her {Style Test}.
Stacy’s Style- Eclectic mix of Vintage, French Country and Industrial with a splash of Cape Cod Contemporary.
Stacy likes personality in spaces but never compromises style. Vintage and contemporary style mesh well together. An assortment of textures and patterns are placed side by side giving these spaces warmth and creativity. Art is used as a way to show off hobby’s, family life and memories. Natural elements are a must!
(Images via Amy Butler and unknown.)
I was unable to post all of Whitney’s images but these 2 really sum up her style! I really enjoyed diagnosing her:) Enjoy!
Whitney likes spaces that are full of personality and whimsy. Colors are not a threat and mixing patterns and textures work very well. Finds from the past make these spaces homey and whimsical. Adult design coincides with children’s design but stays modern and stylish. Great finds come from unusual places. This is one FUN style!!!
(Top Image via Cafe Mom, bottom image unknown.)
This next SG Style Test comes from artist and blogger Patricia van Essche. Her blog, pve design, is packed full of her personal amazing work. Because she is such a fantastic artist I knew her style would be just as fantastic…sure enough.
Patricia’s Style- Traditional, Simplistic and Modern-Federalist. All Organically brought together.
Patricia likes clean, uncluttered spaces with subtle entrances of color. Natural accessories, raw finishes and big bright windows assist and compliment all of her spaces. Beautiful pieces of furniture are individually handpicked. Her style shouts remember me and put your feet up!
Its not to late to take the Style Test and pin point your style. Please email me 5 images of rooms you LOVE. I will post a handful of tests.
(images via Scott Waterman and unknowns)
I was so thrilled to diagnose Laura from The Scoop which happens to be a favorite read of mine and I am sure all of yours as well. This was such a fun one because of Laura’s amazing style! Here are her results.
Laura’s Style- Electic mix of Vintage Timeless with Rustic, Glam and Traditional moments.
This fabulous style introduces moments of unafraid but elegant patterns mixed with bold colors. Enjoys pops of organic with lovely curves and lines. Eclectic rooms that makes sense because they are beautifully positioned. Fashion and Interiors are close friends in this style. Spaces that will never be forgotten.
Its not to late to take the Style Test and pin point your style. Please email me 5 images of rooms you LOVE. I will post a handful of tests.
(images via Lily Lodge, M Design, Miles Redd via domino, This is Glamorous, Betsy Burnham.)
