What is my Interior Design Style? ~ INTERIOR DESIGN STYLE QUIZ! Finding your design style this year

[@dantierandbalogh]

Hope you guys enjoy the Design Style Quiz! ⏰TIMESTAMPS 0:00 What is your design style? 0:08 Why is it CRUCIAL to know your style? 1:49 Industrial design style 3:47 Minimal design style 5:59 Contemporary design style 8:13 Scandinavian design style 10:13 Scandinavian cottage design style (stuga / sommerhus) 12:38 English cottage style 14:32 Asian design style 16:53 Transitional design style 18:46 Modern Luxe design style 20:39 Art Deco glam design style 22:08 Rustic design style 24:03 Traditional design style I would absolutely LOVE to hear what other videos/topics you would like us to cover💬⬇️ If you still don't know your design style, comment some design elements / colours you like, and I'll help you out 🤗

[@JWW855]

I know I'll get roasted for this, but I absolutely love mid century design. It just feels so more optimistic about the future with the bright colors and neon aesthetic.

[@dantierandbalogh]

No no not at all! I love the mid century look too!🤗 Sorry I didn't include it in this video- I was conscious that my video was so long😅 I design a midcentury style home in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIGbf3qgadOKns0 Thanks for your comment! 🧡

[@colorvision7]

I like it too,problem is like several styles.

[@HeronCoyote1234]

I live in an upscale urban neighborhood next to an old-money urban neighborhood. I love the mid-century homes around me. Very clean looking (I’m also a minimalist…maybe related?).

[@Imeraldgyrl]

I’m not going to roast you, as mid century design is indeed optimistic and fun, full of character.

[@micheller6804]

My style is vintage with a little tiki. Chalkware lamps, bamboo, velvet, some Witco.... My dining room is flamingo pink. I call the style Transcendently Tacky. My grandmother refered to her style as Early Ashcan. 🤷

[@felicagriswold7276]

I'd love to see a video on the modern rustic style. Could you also speak of Arts and Crafts or is that considered rustic too? I'd also like if you'd talk about lighting - table lamps, floor lamps, wall lamps. Thanks for taking the time to share knowledge with us, it is much appreciated.

[@lilly6766]

Maybe one on art nouveau or make it one video since they are so closely related? ❤❤❤

[@innatelyindigo]

I love the boho style for the ethnic influence, especially muted Indian patterns, carved wood and plants; rustic style for the natural muted colors, exposed beams, reclaimed and distressed wood, and natural stone; and vintage/cottage for the soft florals and herbs, pottery and quilts. I would love a video on rustic style.

[@remyhocage9854]

Me too, I love the Boho Style with Tribal (Ethnic) touches. My home is very small so my Boho design uses a neutral White & Cream color scheme. The Tribal elements add color and rhythm through out. This style is not for everyone but I'm old & have had Traditional, Farmhouse and different forms of Cottage Core.

[@bethrogers5553]

My favorite styles are at opposite ends of the spectrum. But, they work very well together. I like anything that is ultra feminine, glamorous and romantic with a strong vintage vibe. I also believe that elements of whimsy and exotic add interest and fun to a room. I like Hollywood Regency, Art Deco, Mid-Century Modern, Cottagecore aka Shabby Chic and 1920s-1940s Chinese. I describe my style as Vintage Romantic Glamour.

[@SongofBeauty]

Could you please cover Southwest American design styles like hacienda, ranch, New Mexico, contemporary, frank Lloyd wright, desert, western, etc? I’m curious on your thoughts. ☺️

[@timward3116]

I have multiple design style personality disorder (MDSPD) and I don't have enough rooms or money to keep all of my separate personalities happy! I find my condition is exacerbated by exposure to loud or busy wallpapers, checkerboard floors and backsplashes, white or black IKEA furniture, anything that could be described as "whimsical" or "cheery," and Rorschach (bookend) marble slabs. So I went with Transitional/Quasi Mid-century Modern - but with a den done in Late Victorian Servant's Quarters motif.

[@susandickerson2663]

OMG, started laughing in a relatable way.

[@timward3116]

@@susandickerson2663 Glad I made you laugh! 😁

[@apples_and_orchards3205]

I literally CANNOT love this comment enough! 😂❤

[@timward3116]

@@apples_and_orchards3205 Thanks!

[@pamallen2498]

Rustic, Cottage, Transitional, appear to be my favorite choices. Thank you for teaching us about style and how to put it all together.

[@theramblingrose_]

Ooh loved this episode, Jacqueline! I am an English Cottage girl all the way. I have this secret witchy feeling that grape and dusty lavender 🍇🍇🍇 are making a comeback... what do you think?! Maybe its just me, but I feel like other colours have really dominated for a while now... and it's time for a change. Pantone colour of the year is 'Viva Magenta', so maybe I am onto something... ☺

[@dantierandbalogh]

Omg so sorry I've only seen this comment now!!! Grape is to die for (not a lot of people use it in their interiors, but its so divine) & Thank you🤗💜💜

[@inhthebachofficial683]

This vid is definitely " SUPER DOPE" ❤❤❤ . You absolutely a perfect turtor who lead me to find " finally light at the end of the tunnel " ☺️.

[@susandickerson2663]

I am always struggling to define my style. I like cozy, comfortable spaces and wood tones. Copper is my fav metal, though I like some mixed metals. I like warm colors, think fall, but scared of looking like the 70s orange and avocado green.. I like a touch of industrial e.g. metal tables and a few quirky steampunk references but feel that only works w certain architectures. Not a fan of formal layouts. Cozy but no chintz or heavy cottage. Any ideas? Thanks

[@suzannedickie4603]

Susan you sound like me as in I can’t work out my style either. What you have described is similar to my preferences - cozy, comfortable some wood tones. Pleeease no 70s!! Not eclectic, not formal, not heavy cottage. My place is white, beige and touches of blue and black. Looks at bit cottage/coastal relaxed but tidy. Styling is all very confusing when you like elements of different styles. Think I need 3 differently styled house which I can live in on rotation as the mood fits and of course the billionaire to go with it😂😂😂😂

[@froxyroxy2089]

First time here and I absolutely love your information. I have set my design style as Traditional Transitional French. Not too traditional, yet not too modern with a French classic flair.

[@mollysmith6284]

I’m pretty sure I’m a traditional/English cottage/rustic kind of girl

[@julia.vasilkova]

Thank you for the video! I think my style is something in between Transitional style with English and Scandinavian cottage styles 🤷 Yet I don't understand how to merry these three together and who takes the lead

[@dorryfrost3915]

This video confirms that rustic & cottage is my style, but is hard to create this style when you have a partner who is more industrial/ modern look and your kids are into styles of their own.

[@danibryant9318]

I love coastal grandmother, modern and minimalist

[@sonalgk]

hey, thanks for your excellent suggestions and guidance. Do you have any videos on 'Lightings'? how to place them, any rules, different types,etc?

[@trinaroe5132]

I’m a blend of cottage, shaker, and casual Colonial Revival that was popular in the 30’s and 40’s.

[@susannautterback6815]

I love Art Nuevo Would you consider doing a piece on that design❤️

[@pjnorthbay]

I seem to be a mix. I like light and bright ,my downstairs is painted all white, with a predominantly white kitchen (wood tones and a sea foam tile with shaker style cabinets and gold tone hardware). But in the kitchen I have shiplap and exposed brick with a wooden shelves and in the arch between the living and dining is barn timber framing. So I guess Scandinavian cottage with elements of rustic and traditional.

[@dancerdocable]

Modern Rustic/ Modern Organic would be an INCREDIBLY appreciated deep dive video!!! I just learned there was a term for my dreams and am re-doing my home right now in efforts to emulate this style! It’s difficult and there isn’t much guidance or inspiration but I LOVE the style!!!

[@DulceN]

My preferred styles are English Cottage, Transitional and Traditional. I try to find and combine elements of all three that fit my budget and help create pleasant interiors.

[@dantierandbalogh]

That's a smart idea to do!

[@lilly6766]

Hi from Denmark! ❤🇩🇰👋 The way you pronunced "sommerhus" was SO spot on !!!🎉🎉🎉 you just spoke danish without any accent.

[@patbailey-persad6516]

I like the clean lines of minimalism, but not the barren look. I also like traditional, but not the neutral palette as I live colour. Still not sure of my style😢

[@katie7748]

Try Mid-century Modern 😊

[@odileflint7082]

I really love warm minimalist style that is not too stark. I can't help thinking the contemporary will be the first to look old, it looks like a developer with a lot of money does the same thing in every house

[@dantierandbalogh]

Contemporary can sometimes look soulless!

[@LittleDaff]

My style is mostly Transitional & Scandinavian cottege. Thanks for this informative video ☺

[@loooootube6031]

I tend to like vastly different styles: industrial, "dark academia" (from another video), some more classic (Victorian-era), and a bit of Art Deco... I also like what I would call "converted barn" style... maybe that's just "rustic"? Oh, and a touch of mid-century modern...

[@DoloresJNurss]

Very illuminating! I would like to add two styles which I'm torn between. 1. Faecore. Although similar to Witchycore, it isn't as dark, being eerie rather than spooky, and much more nature-oriented. Walls are of natural materials (or the best available imitation) rather than painted or wallpapered, except perhaps an accent wall. Carvings abound, particularly with a botanical or natural motif, or fairy/mythic/folkloric motifs. The style favors rounded edges and curved lines, and avoids right angles wherever possible (or even angles at all, if possible.) Handmade and hand-decorated objects prevail, or their closest facsimile; for instance, you're not going to find any handmade office chairs, but you can embroider the mesh-back with a twisty tree or supernatural creature. Prisms bring in light and mystery. Houseplants are also good. An overall forest aesthetic cools down the maximalism, and green plays a prominent role. 2. Mexican Aesthetic. Walls are ideally adobe or an adobe-like hand-plastered look, frequently white. You will need wide bare spaces to cool the eyes between all of the different colors and textures. The Mexican Aesthetic is not so much about having a theme as striking a careful balance between opposites--it's tricky to do, but rewarding if you achieve it. Something rough and matte balances something glossy and polished. Something raw and rustic balances something ornate. Spots of brightly multicolored accessories complement wide neutrals. Dark detailing balances light-colored walls. The roof is vigas or beams, the floor tiled, usually plain tiles in clay colors, but brightly colored and intricate tiles can create interesting borders, stair-risers, windowsills, or accents embedded in the walls. Everything should look handmade, with a balance of folk-handmade and professional, primitive and sophisticated. Interestingly, this aesthetic can be applied to other cultures as well, although Mexican-style prevails. I've seen an excellent Japanese tea shop which followed the same rules, for instance. One thing it is not is Southwestern Style, although they often shop at the same stores. Southwestern has a more defined palette, usually in sand and leather tones. Anyway, I feel attracted to the idea of a faecore, Mexican-aesthetic casita, perhaps because my mother is Mexican-Indian of a tribe that believes that we differ from other tribes in being descended of magical desert little people, half of whom decided to grow and become human in order to defend the land from human invaders, the other half deciding to stay small and magical and to hide in a parallel world.

[@3653cdw]

So happy I found your channel. I needed visuals as to what design features go with different aesthetics. And the paint examples for "changing" the size and look of a room is fantastic. Looking forward to exploring all your videos.

[@dantierandbalogh]

Thank you Candace! Welcome to the channel & thank you for joining us 🤗❤️

[@bigjdaddymack]

One of my favorite of your videos. Thank you so much for the content. I struggle marrying my design aesthetic, and my boyfriend’s design aesthetic. He is more modern minimalist. If he could have everything white, he would. To me, his design preferences look very cold and uninviting. I am more English cottage. I love warm, I love cozy., I love comfort, I love inviting, I love wood and patterns, and all those delicious accessories. As I watched your video, I noticed that I do like other design styles as well. So I know I’m more open to modifying my choices to work with his. And I know he’s more flexible than just having white everywhere. I just don’t know how to merge those two styles together into a happy, cohesive space. What are your suggestions? Thank you in advance.

[@AriesRising4444]

Transitional Southwest Rustic. I love Transitional but I also have a "thing" for Southwestern art, folk art, and pottery.

[@darkcreatureinadarkroom1617]

Ahh after watching this video I'm still pretty lost on what my design style is lol Probably Modern Scandi, but way more black (and modern) than what is usually portrayed in social media. Simple but not minimalist, and more colorful as well, maybe with some sprinkles of Boho? Or Modern Asian without the Asian references? Idk

[@maryjarvis4245]

I'm farmhouse/Early American. Thank you for the very interesting video!

[@mariastathopoulos744]

My home is colourful compared to a neutral palette. I favour jewel tones with a muted undertone, dark velvet green, deep magenta and burgundy. My furniture is a range of mixed wood tones and materials such as leather, rattan and velvet. I do have a blend of contemporary and vintage large pieces of furniture - roller desk, Scandi inspired leather sofa. So l think my overall interior design style is eclectic with influences from MCM, Scandi and transitional. Does that sound right?

[@katie7748]

That sounds wonderfully alive with color and textures 😍😍😍

[@danibryant9318]

Jacqueline!, I love everything you do!!! Do you have available a question and answer set up, ie..I just finished my entryway got my table, accessories on it and pic above, now I would like to buy a rug, do I buy one that is well blended with the pic or one that stands out? I don't want to take away from the pic but then this is probably the first thing you will see when you enter my home, So are you available to awser questions like that? And what would your fee be? Thank you

[@dharapanchani22]

Can you please try to make a video on universities of interior architecture after 12th (high school). A bachelor degree program. It will mean a lot if you make a video on this. Thank you.

[@irisl7817]

I'm planning to renovate my home soon and this was so helpful. It's so nice to put names to my style leanings. Now, I know that I need to look at things leaning very heavily toward British and Scandinavian Cottage design. I love warm, cozy details. I have an eclectic collection of furnishings and decor, but as a whole, they all call on those two cottage designs. It is nice to know how I should refine in places that seem less harmonious.

[@100saltanhayee]

I like a bit of history of all designs! Traditionally Modern Lux I call it! Peaces from the past in Modern home with French woods and color furniture that has peace’s of boho colors while the mirror is a clean cut one, the pictures and vases are old with light flowers in them and around!

[@Minerva1737]

My style is a combination of boho and arts and crafts. I wish you had covered those! I enjoyed your video!

[@awiemulder4820]

Traditional wood is fantastic but that blue and white check material looks horrible does not belong there😂 haha

[@themorenajay]

I recently found your channel and I'm super happy about it as I LOVE the topic of Interior Design & décor. For me it's one thing what style I'd like to be surrounded by and what's the reality of it - mainly because I don' t get to decide anything most of the time. My family's always been stuck in Traditional/modern Rustic I guess. And while I do like parts of those my personal preference is a mix of Industrial, Scandinavian Cottage (less white, I REALLY dislike huge areas of just white) and something warmer and cozier both as colors/vibes and materials. I really can only explain that third one: with "on the border between Traditional and Rustic"? I like to play around in Roomstyler & imagine different things together 😅

[@dantierandbalogh]

That sounds great! 🤗🤗

[@shammydammy2610]

My design goals are usually fantasy mmo interior inspired.

[@lilyge7410]

The Asian style is typical Chinese, NOT Japanese. You are so confused and mistaken by referring it as Japanese, So misleading!!!

[@dantierandbalogh]

Asia is a whole continent, therefore there are many countries that the term covers.

[@babymac1379]

I know this is late, but I just found you and I love your videos so far! I like the way you explain design styles and you've helped me probably more than any other figure out what I like. Although, I'm not sure how much sense it makes, I think I favor something like the modern rusticism of a contemporary log cabin mixed with witch's cottage in the woods (your witch cottage video is how I found you). Luckily, I've got some time to figure out what exactly that might look like!

[@dantierandbalogh]

Thank you so much! Sorry I'm only seeing your comment now! 😱 Take care 💓💓💓

[@drummerlovesbookworm9738]

Where’s the Boho?

[@rosariomontoya1826]

Sophisticated boho and eclectic, with some rustic architectural features would be great to see.

[@drummerlovesbookworm9738]

@@rosariomontoya1826 I call my sister’s style ‘Thrift Store Chic’ and she calls my house “60s Librarianistic With Percussion Studio Leanings.” 😂 It truly is the obvious outcome of a Bookworm married to a Funk & Blues Drummer. Not for the truly tasteful.

[@annbrookens945]

Minimal looked absolutely barren and institutional. No personality whatsoever.

[@dantierandbalogh]

It's not to my taste either😅 (although it seems to be popular?)

[@DCRaiderette]

Thank you so much! It’s so hard to approach Pinterest not knowing how to articulate your style. Your video is probably the most helpful video I’ve ever seen to help do so. Now I know that I like traditional decor with art deco glam elements!!!

[@dantierandbalogh]

Oh my! Art Deco style is gorgeous😍😍 Watch a series of unfortunate events on Netflix (only the Ersatz elevator episodes) I think it's season 2. It's completely kooky and kiddish but the interior is art deco & some of the best set design I've seen for Art Deco interiors 🤗🤗

[@shazanata]

I like country and vintage. Neutral colours, soft furnishings with a vintage touch

[@dantierandbalogh]

That's a classic & elegant look Dear 💕

[@heidihartong7077]

I really appreciate coastal design, as well. The use of natural materials and tones from the seascape almost bring a beach vacation into the home, and I love that. Overall, I can definitely see why Transitional would be the most popular, though, and I like that it incorporates a challenge with the fusion of two styles. Great video!

[@dantierandbalogh]

Thank you Heidi! I will do a part 2 next year 🤗🤗

[@finzenberger]

Bauhaus, mixed with Flea Market.

[@ruthcarter8895]

I surely have enjoyed your style videos. They really have helped me coalesce my thinking. 🥰👋🏼

[@dantierandbalogh]

Thank you so much Ruth! I'm so sorry I've only just seen your lovely comment darling 💗

[@iSeeMyBeautyInYou]

hi, just bought a loft that has an industrial style of architecture, i would like to tweak the style to something softer, more organic, cozier. Whta kind of elements can i bring in to the space? thank you

[@dantierandbalogh]

Wow ok. You're right industrial can come off quite harsh, therefore add cozy elements : blankets, candles, plants! Lots of plants! Also soft materials are your friend here: rugs, blankets, linens, cushions, curtains etc. lighting helps too- only using warm bulbs, led strips in hidden places (shadow gap lighting) that can be controlled by your phone usually for a dimmer. I find industrial style EDISON bulbs can look quite cozy and create warm whilst also staying on brand for the style. But also fairy lights hung around will always create a sense of coziness to me - probably the least harsh lighting in my opinion 🤗 hope that helps & congrats on your new property 😊😊

[@Imeraldgyrl]

I’m definitely Art Deco.

[@koraleekahika9313]

I am Transitional! Thank you! 😊

[@EnergizeVitalize]

Yes, would love to see a video on rustic modern … country modern… arts and crafts! 🙏💓

[@dantierandbalogh]

Ooooh I haven't covered arts & crafts I will write that down! I will definitely be doing a rustic video in the Autumn months 🍁🍂☕ Take care 🙏

[@angeliamyers9827]

Should the interior styles be the same throughout the residence or different?

[@dantierandbalogh]

I would say yes (in an ideal world) but it depends really, on how different the styles are. For example if there is cottage in one room and rustic in the other, that's fine! But gothic in one room and ultramodern in the other= no baby no

[@sharronvoth6208]

I think I’m cottage with rustic thrown in!! Thank you for this awesome explanation!!❤

[@free2be748]

Rustic all the way, followed by Industrial and Scandinavian Cottage.There seems to be some similarities between them all which I find reassuring.

[@markarapenchuk3409]

Gorgeous rooms, very helpful information. Thank you!

[@Androgynary]

My style is an eclectic blend of postmodern & English country/cottage!

[@gardenjoy5223]

Where is the quiz? It was just a list of several styles. I didn't see any quiz. Feel misled by the title!

[@dantierandbalogh]

sorry about that. The idea is that you hear all the styles and then choose. sorry!

[@gardenjoy5223]

@@dantierandbalogh You might want to remove the word 'quiz' from the title then. If you doubt, look up what he word means, so you'll understand.

[@natvtxn1213]

I believe I'm modern rustic. I had all neutral but after a few years it became dull and meh, so I added some colors of stone like rust, slate-blue gray, black and small touches of brass. It gave it life. I like modern clean lines and large statement pieces and pictures (not a fan of alot of small items). I love natural touches of stone, baskets, aged wood, plants, exposed beams, brass and rustic ceramics. The rustic you last showed though seemed more rich cabin to me (too much wood).

[@wcouch8]

🙂

[@LittleFlame93]

love your style!

[@myramontano3884]

Could you do a modern organic video please :)

[@dantierandbalogh]

Great idea! I'll add it to my list 🤗🤗

[@belindaramos5299]

I’d love to see it🩷

[@barbarawitt9989]

What about shabby chic?????

[@dantierandbalogh]

Hi Barbara, I will do a whole dedicated video on that 🤗💖

[@amybrown9213]

One vote for a Modern-Rustic video! Great information here!

[@dantierandbalogh]

Thank you so much Amy! 💗

[@colleencunningham4762]

Inspired!

[@dantierandbalogh]

Thank you Colleen 🤗🙏💓

[@patroberts185]

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