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Home decor style guide

Find the style that feels like home.

14 aesthetics, each with color palettes, furniture, lighting and room-by-room ideas. Pick a mood, then open the style that fits.

Japandi style room
Calm & naturalJapandi

Japanese restraint meets Scandinavian warmth: low wood furniture, warm neutrals, linen and very little clutter.

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Mid-Century Modern style room
Calm & naturalMid-Century Modern

1950s and 60s shapes: tapered legs, walnut and teak, clean lines and pops of mustard, teal or orange.

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Moody style room
Dark & cozyMoody

Deep wall colors, layered lamps and soft textures that make a room feel wrapped and warm.

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Dark Academia style room
Dark & cozyDark Academia

Dark wood, stacked books, brass, plaid and portraits for a room that feels like a well-loved library.

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Whimsigoth style room
Dark & cozyWhimsigoth

90s witchy romance: velvet, celestial prints, jewel tones, candles and lace.

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Maximalist style room
Bold & glamorousMaximalist

Pattern on pattern, saturated color and personal collections, layered with intention.

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Art Deco style room
Bold & glamorousArt Deco

Fan shapes, emerald and gold, marble and polished metal, straight out of the jazz age.

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70s style room
Warm & retro70s

Earth tones, curved sofas, shag, rattan, smoked glass and warm low light.

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Palm Beach style room
Sunny & relaxedPalm Beach

Preppy coastal color: pink and green, rattan, lattice and big botanical prints.

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Coquette style room
Soft & romanticCoquette

Blush pink, bows, ruffles, cream and vintage florals for a room that feels like a love letter.

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Grandmillennial style room
Soft & romanticGrandmillennial

Chintz, skirted tables, wicker, needlepoint and blue-and-white china, made fresh again.

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English Country style room
Soft & romanticEnglish Country

Faded florals, antiques, checks, books and garden views for a home that feels collected over time.

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Not sure which one is you?

Save 20 to 30 rooms you love on Pinterest without overthinking, then look for repeats: the same wood tone, the same colors, the same kind of lamp. That pattern is your style. Start with its color palette post, and furniture and decor choices get much easier.

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