Formal / Traditional

Your responses place you within the Formal / Traditional design category. Interior styles suited to your tastes might include Old World Estate, Expeditionary, American Heritage, and Tuscan Villa. The Asian Styles of Japan and China have influenced western furnishings since the 18th century, so they lend themselves to blending with certain Formal / Traditional styles.

Casual / Traditional

Your responses place you within the Casual / Traditional design category. Interior styles suited to your tastes might include the casual country styles of American Country, Cottage, French Provincial, and English Country. Americana styles might also be suited to your tastes in the variations of Arts & Crafts / Mission Style, Shaker, and Southwestern / Lodge / High Country. Coastal Atlantic Seaboard and California Costal styles are other alternatives for a breezy variation of casual traditional style.

Formal / Modern

Your responses place you within the Formal / Modern design category. Interior styles suited to your tastes might include Urban, Art Deco, or Mid-Century Modern. Asian styles mix well with formal modern styles when they incorporate clean, simple lines.

Casual / Modern

Your responses place you within the Casual / Modern design category. Interior styles suited to your tastes might include Casual Contemporary, or Retro. Your style may incorporate touches of oriental style with Moroccan or Sub-Continental elements. To bring some sun to your Casual / Modern style, you might consider Gulf Coast style.

Eclectic Styles

If you find your responses are evenly split between two or more quadrants, you may want to take an eclectic approach to your home interior. Furnishings are chosen with intention and attention to unifying design elements such as color, line, texture, mass and form. This approach can work whether you more traditional or modern, formal or traditional.