Post a Picture that Describes Your Style

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I know this room. It’s the room of a design couple ... Eames??

NP here. Yes! It’s the Eames house.

I’m a little confused about the marble cutting board and cases on the floor, as well as the... fake bird?

I assumed they were on a table and now see you're right. Weird, on the floor.

Also, there's a ladder from nowhere, to nowhere.

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Anonymous wrote:I like a few different styles:









For everyday living, though, I'd pick either the 3rd or the 2nd photo

Do you like # 2 with or without the duck-sheep on the left?

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Love the bottom one.

It looks like they brought in the porch chairs.

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Anonymous wrote:I like a few different styles:









For everyday living, though, I'd pick either the 3rd or the 2nd photo

Do you like # 2 with or without the duck-sheep on the left?

It's a Lalanne sheep, or a copy of one. They were very hot a few years ago. I think Kris Jenner had one.
https://www.designboom.com/design/francois-xavier-lalanne-sheep-sculpture-irreverent-icon-04-07-2020/

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Chinoiserie, antique furniture (new couches though), blue and white china and Serena and Lily, schumacher fabrics. Couldn't find the perfect picture, but this is nice. I love a good mix of antiques with modern.

I liked this, this is me too.

Same. Love the Brighton pavilion chair.

May I offer all of you one of these?

I love Chinoiserie and strawberry hard candies, but I hate this room.

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Anonymous wrote:Lol this doesn’t surprise me. Funniest thing about this board is how nobody here has good taste. Y’all spent too much time lawyering and now you’re visually and spatially illiterate.

Post a pic or stfu, thanks.

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Turning it all inside out... and bringing all the outside in..

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Turning it all inside out... and bringing all the outside in..

It looks like the tree is in jail.

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Anonymous wrote:I like a few different styles:









For everyday living, though, I'd pick either the 3rd or the 2nd photo

Do you like # 2 with or without the duck-sheep on the left?

It's a Lalanne sheep, or a copy of one. They were very hot a few years ago. I think Kris Jenner had one.
https://www.designboom.com/design/francois-xavier-lalanne-sheep-sculpture-irreverent-icon-04-07-2020/

Hey, I posted the duck sheep. I vibe with it, but I think it’s meant for a child (looks like a rocking horse, with the little handles and curved wood on the bottom)). If it was a regular duck sheep, I’d be more inclined to keep it.

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But I'd have the shelves full of books not knick-knacks.

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What is this style called? I like the brightness and windows

I believe it's called "upscale-ish longstay hotel"

If I didn't see the mountains, I would get a coastal feel .

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I know this room. It’s the room of a design couple ... Eames??

NP here. Yes! It’s the Eames house.

I’m a little confused about the marble cutting board and cases on the floor, as well as the... fake bird?

I assumed they were on a table and now see you're right. Weird, on the floor.

Also, there's a ladder from nowhere, to nowhere.

No silly it is a ladder from the bookshelf, to the ceiling. Very sensible.