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Style Finder
A quick tour of the most popular styles so you can name what you love.
Contemporary
- Clean lines and current design trends
- Neutral palettes with bold accent pieces
- Mixed materials: glass, metal, and engineered wood
- Less is more — curated, intentional spaces
Transitional
- The bridge between traditional and modern
- Timeless silhouettes with updated finishes
- Rich fabrics like velvet and chenille
- Warm wood tones with clean hardware
- Most versatile style — easy to mix and layer
Coastal & Coastal Modern
- Light, natural palette — whites, sand, sea glass
- Natural materials: rattan, jute, light oak, linen
- Relaxed, unfussy shapes
- Texture-driven rather than pattern-heavy
- Works in any climate — not just beach houses
Mid-Century Modern
- Originated in the 1940s-1960s — still iconic today
- Tapered legs, organic curves, warm walnut wood
- Bold accent colors: mustard, teal, burnt orange
- Functional design with sculptural appeal
- Pairs beautifully with modern and bohemian elements
Modern Farmhouse
- Rustic charm meets clean-lined simplicity
- Reclaimed and distressed woods, shiplap accents
- Neutral palette with natural textures
- Comfortable, lived-in feel without being cluttered
- Wrought iron, mason jars, and woven baskets as accents
Finding Your Style
- Save images that inspire you — patterns will emerge
- Don't be afraid to mix styles (most rooms are a blend)
- Start with big pieces in a neutral style, add personality with accents
- Your home should reflect how you actually live, not a showroom
Defining Your Style
Contemporary keeps things clean and current.
Transitional blends timeless with modern.
Coastal leans light, natural, and relaxed.
Mid-century and farmhouse bring character and warmth.
Your best style is the one you'll still love in five years.
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