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About This Quiz
When it comes down to design, it's all about your personal style and how you choose to decorate your home. Not everyone will like the same things, and that's fine. How boring would the world be if we only had one choice, or if we liked the same things? Luckily, we have options. And that is abundantly clear when it comes to interior design styles.Â
There are designs known for their 'clean' looks, like modern, minimalist and contemporary. There are designs that have quite a bit of character, like rustic and shabby chic. There are those that look ridiculously expensive, like Regency and French country. And there are those that only a few dare to attempt to emulate, like bohemian, Moroccan, Scandinavian and Gothic.Â
This quiz isn't about what you like. It's about all the interior design styles that exist and whether or not you can tell us what they are. So, we want you to test your design knowledge and tell us which style is which, based on what you see in the picture. Do you think you can do it? Or do you need to watch some more HGTV and the DIY Network? Let's find out!
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Which style is this?
Industrial
Scandinavian
Modern
Not to be confused with contemporary, this design style employs a sleek appearance with simple furniture and minimal accessories.
Traditional
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Which style is this?
Mid-century Modern
Transitional
Coastal
Shabby Chic
A pale color palette such as cream, white and pastels, infused with weathered-looking furnishings is the antique look for this design.
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Which style is this?
Gothic
This gloomy style features high windows and ceilings, regal fireplaces, heavy furniture and dreary shades of black, ruby, purple, forest green, gold and ochre.
Bohemian
Minimalist
Indian
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Which style is this?
Eclectic
Bohemian
This design style incorporates vintage light fixtures and furniture with Aztec-inspired rugs, textiles and collections, in order to reflect a carefree lifestyle.
French Country
Art Deco
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Which style is this?
Georgian
Rustic
Colonial
Island
Much like Bohemian, this style integrates a variety of light and airy hues, such as white and blue, and other island-inspired accessories, such as flowers and plants.
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Which style is this?
Vintage
As the name implies, vintage combines the aesthetic of distressed furniture with dark, hardwood floorings and artistic, but dated accessories.
Mid-century Modern
Traditional
Craftsman
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Which style is this?
Gothic
Italianate
Transitional
Contemporary
Contemporary, which is frequently confused with modern, differs in that it allows for more flexibility and the inclusion of other styles.
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Which style is this?
Industrial
Mid-century Modern
Mid-century modern, which was introduced sometime in the mid-1900s, is characterized by clean and curved lines, minimal ornamentation and organic and geometric forms.
Scandinavian
Indian
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Which style is this?
Eclectic
Art Deco
This style utilizes bright colors, striking geometric patterns and a variety of materials, such as chrome, plastic, stainless steel and glass, in order to make a bold statement.
Coastal
Greek Revival
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Which style is this?
Art Deco
Bohemian
French Country
American Colonial
American colonial, which was popularized during the 20th century, infuses the simplicity of traditional European designs with the rustic look of American decor.
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Which style is this?
Traditional
Traditional design style, which is rooted in European origins, is known for its classic details, luxurious furnishings with dark, finished wood and velvet or silk fabrics.
Rustic
Neoclassical
Georgian
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Which style is this?
Traditional
Colonial
Pueblo Revival
Rustic
This design integrates an abundance of natural elements, such as wood and stone, in order to emulate the outdoors, by which it was inspired.
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Which style is this?
Transitional
Industrial
Minimalist
The minimalist concept is defined by simplicity and functionality, which is expressed through the use of neutral color palettes and uncluttered accessories.
Mid-century Modern
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Which style is this?
Eclectic
Eclectic décor combines the accessories, colors, and aesthetics of a variety of design styles in order to create a cohesive and sometimes not-so-cohesive look.
Minimalist
Gothic
Craftsman
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Which style is this?
Coastal
Scandinavian
This style incorporates clean lines, neutral colors and natural elements to create an elegant, functional and simple design.
Eclectic
Greek Revival
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Which style is this?
Indian
Art Deco
Moroccan
Moroccan decor is the fusion of vibrant colors, intricate patterns and details that reflect the country's rich culture and tradition.
Italianate
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Which style is this?
French Country
Scandinavian
Bohemian
Mediterranean
The Mediterranean concept, of which there are three main types (Spanish, Greek, and Italian), is a nature-inspired design style that utilizes wood, fresh colors, and organic fabrics.
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Which style is this?
Traditional
Industrial
Country
Similar to rustic and farmhouse, country style makes use of worn down furniture, muted colors and accessories, such as baskets and pottery and floral, striped, and checked patterns.
Georgian
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Which style is this?
Neoclassical
Industrial
This design, which draws inspiration from an urban loft or warehouse, primarily uses exposed brick, distressed furniture, and metal light fixtures to create a sense of unfinished rawness.
Rustic
Craftsman
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Which style is this?
Regency
Regency style is an early 18th-century interior design that reflects the Greek and Roman influence in the form of high ceilings and detailed marble walls.
Mid-century Modern
Transitional
Gothic
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Which style is this?
Asian
Also referred to as Oriental design, this style uses bold colors, ornate furniture and accessories in order to showcase the cultures of Japan, China, Taiwan and other Asian societies.
Art Deco
Colonial
Greek Revival
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Which style is this?
Traditional
Eclectic
Italianate
Coastal
Coastal, also called the Hamptons style, is known for its beach and ocean-inspired look, which is demonstrated through the use of light and airy colors, such as white and blue.
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Which style is this?
French Country
The aesthetics of French designs combine the old with the new: vintage furniture and accessories with modern fixtures.
Scandinavian
Rustic
Coastal
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Which style is this?
Transitional
Like the name suggests, transitional design blends traditional elements and modern materials, such as glass and steel.
French Country
Industrial
Bohemian
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Which style is this?
Georgian
Shabby Chic
This vintage-inspired style uses a neutral color scheme and ornate wall decorations to create a softer, (and sometimes) feminine look.
Minimalist
Prairie
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Which style is this?
Pueblo Revival
Transitional
Country
This design style will vary depending on the geographical location but typically encompasses muted colors, handmade items, distressed furniture, and plaid fabrics.
Neoclassical
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Which style is this?
Mid-century Modern
Indian
Gothic
Art Deco
Originating in the 1920s, this style is characterized by vivid colors and patterns, as well as the incorporation of geometric shapes that result in a unique and elegant space.
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Which style is this?
Traditional
Art Deco
Mid-century Modern
Mid-century modern places emphasis on simplicity and functionality, which could be seen in the use of organically shaped furnishings and other materials, such as molded plastic and aluminum.
Greek Revival
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Which style is this?
Colonial
Craftsman
Modern
A modern space is created through the use of crisp, clean lines, a simple color scheme, along with glass, steel and metal materials.
Scandinavian
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Which style is this?
Eclectic
This design is achieved by blending the aesthetics of different styles through the use of color, pattern, texture, and accessorizing.
Industrial
Coastal
Rustic
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Which style is this?
French Country
Regency
Regency is an elegant and luxurious design style which was produced by drawing inspiration from the designs of various countries, such as France, Greece, Persia and Rome.
Bohemian
Eclectic
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Which style is this?
Georgian
Transitional
Italianate
Scandinavian
Scandinavian design employs a clean, versatile look through the use of natural lighting, minimal accessories, and an all-white color palette.
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Which style is this?
Traditional
Mid-century Modern
Contemporary
Contemporary is described as a fluid design style which is ever-changing, and thus, is less restricted to just one kind of design.
Scandinavian
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Which style is this?
Prairie
Bohemian
A carefree and free-spirited nature is reflected in this home design through the use of floor pillows and all-natural furnishings.
Minimalist
Greek Revival
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Which style is this?
Mediterranean
This style brings nature indoors by using warm tones, such as beige for the walls and furniture, and vivid colors,such as blue, yellow and green on the fabrics and accents.
Art Deco
Neoclassical
Craftsman
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Which style is this?
Georgian
Coastal
Coastal, also referred to as nautical or cottage décor, is a tranquil, natural design style that uses a white or sand-colored foundation and unfinished wood for tables and chairs.
Gothic
Colonial
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Which style is this?
Scandinavian
Industrial
Industrial décor is considered a clean style because it makes use of lots of stainless steel and smooth, straight lines.
Indian
Bohemian
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Which style is this?
Eclectic
Rustic
Coastal
Minimalist
Minimalism is defined by the use of ultra-clean lines, neutral and simplistic color schemes, and you guessed it, minimal accessories.
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Which style is this?
Asian
The Asian-influenced interior design is frequently incorporated into homes and other buildings through the use of decorative screens, woven mats and paper lamp shades.
Industrial
Transitional
French Country
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