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Dark stained woods, like cherry, mahogany, oak Antique furniture Jewel tone or historic colors, like Williamsburg colors, blues and yellows. Patterns include checks, plaids, florals, toiles, with trims and cording's. Patterned oriental rugs with jewel tones.

Sleek clean lines Metals and glass Whites, blacks and greys with pops of color Minimalism

Lots of different colors Lots of different fabrics, patterns, textures Worldly look Bohemian

Traditional style with contemporary twist Whites, dark stains, bright accents with contemporary artwork Sleek lines on furniture, windows, but warmer than straight contemporary.

Overstuffed furniture comfy furniture. Whites, off whites, shabby chic. Painted furniture with worn or aged look Mixed metals like burnished colors, matte and brushed finishes.

Rustic Zen Steampunk Postmodern…… Coastal Hacienda Chabby Chic

Additional Resources: Gibson, Roanique. “ 10 Contemporary Elements That Every Home Needs. ” Freshome. com, 18 July 2014, freshome. com/2013/09/30/10 contemporary-elements-that-every-home-interior-needs/. “How to Design a Cozy Cottage-Style Interior. ” This Old House, This Old House Magazine, 10 May 2017, www. thisoldhouse. com/ideas/how-to-designcozy-cottage-style-interior. Lee, Tonya. “Fuse Eclectic Style into Your Home Decor With These Tips. ” The Spruce, 4 Apr. 2017, www. thespruce. com/decorating-in-the-eclectic-style 452456. Little, Shelley. “Transitional Design: What It Is and How To Pull It Off. ” Freshome. com, Decorating Ideas, 25 Nov. 2015, freshome. com/transitional-design/. Nafie, Coral. “ 19 Reasons to Love Traditional-Style Decor. ” The Spruce, 27 Nov. 2016, www. thespruce. com/decorating-in-the-traditional-style-1977669.