Your Design Style Is…
European countryside
The European Countryside design style draws inspiration from the charming rural landscapes of Europe. It creates a warm, inviting atmosphere with rustic elements and a touch of elegance. It embraces the simplicity and natural beauty of the countryside while incorporating traditional European influences.
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more about the style
European Countryside design style captures the rustic charm and timeless elegance of European rural living. It creates a warm and inviting ambiance through natural materials, vintage elements, and a connection to the surrounding landscape, offering a cozy retreat reminiscent of a countryside villa.
In a European Countryside style home, you would typically find…
colours
earthy colour palette with soft hues inspired by nature
materials
natural materials such as stone, wood, and wrought iron
details
exposed ceiling beams and architectural details
furniture + decor
Vintage or antique furniture pieces with distressed finishes
kitchens
Farmhouse-style kitchen with a large farmhouse sink and open shelves
patterns
Floral and botanical patterns in textiles and wallpapers
fabric
Cozy and layered textiles like wool, linen, and embroidered fabrics
decor
Open shelving and display of ceramic or pottery collections
lighting
Rustic lighting fixtures with wrought iron or brass accents
lifestyle
Proximity to outdoor spaces like gardens or patios with a blend of indoor and outdoor living
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design isn’t one size fits all
often we love pieces from all different design styles. Here are some other styles to explore:
Modern Traditional | European Countryside | Grandmillennial | Scandinavian | Midcentury Modern | Classic Modern Rustic | Classic Feminine | Coastal Feminine | Contemporary Minimalism
What’s Next?
Now that you’ve pinpointed your design style, consider donating or giving away items that don’t match your design preferences. This not only frees up space but also helps create a more cohesive and enjoyable living environment, allowing you to curate a home that truly reflects your taste and style.
My name is
Emma
I’m so glad you’re here!
After buying my first home in 2020, I turned a tight budget + my design degree into a DIY adventure. Now, I inspire others to create personalized, affordable home styles, sharing my journey and tips online.