Find Your Core Design Style in 3 Minutes

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Quiz Questions

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1. Which living room would you happily curl up in?
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  Cozy, Comfy Chair, with a bit of Color, ...yes please!
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  Sleek sofa, clean lines, color contrast
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  Bold pillows, mixed patterns, plants everywhere
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  Wingback chairs, symmetry, luxe fabrics, drapery
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  Farmhouse table, shiplap walls, soft plaid throws
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2. What's your ideal weekend-activity?
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  Reading in a sunlit nook with a cozy blanket
- B.
  Decluttering + reorganizing your space
- C.
  Browsing a flea market for treasures
- D.
  Dressing up for a formal dinner or theater
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  Hosting a casual dinner with family
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3. What kind of furniture appeals to you most?
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  Transitional, comfy but refined pieces
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  Sleek silhouettes + low-profile sofas
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  C) Colorful, Vintage finds + furniture with personality
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  Tufted sofas, carved wood, tailored lines
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  Weathered wood + farmhouse-style pieces
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4. When it comes to accessories, I prefer...
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  Style with baskets, greenery, and neutral layers
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  Barely display anything — less is more
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  Layer and collect as many as you like
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  Symmetry, refined, botanicals, antiques
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  Organic, aged, woods, casual, mixed patterns
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5. Which dining room makes you want to entertain?
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  Perfect, love comfy chairs around a round table ✨
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  Modern, minimal, profile is my favorite
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  Textures & organic elements make for perfect dining.
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  Love the classic look of warm woods & color
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  Warm, inviting, family friendly & casual
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6. Describe your personal style, what are you go to style elements?
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  I love a room that feels comfortable, yet elevated. I prefer asymmetry and love comfy touches like throws and pillows.
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  I’m minimal to the max! My sleek style makes me stand out from the crowd. Extra stuff on my counters or tabletops would push me over the edge.
- C.
  Give me color, texture, and a nod to handmade elements. I love mixing plants and patterns. Too much are not words that apply to me.
- D.
  I like things that have a heritage feel but not stuffy. More antique than vintage with classic style elements. Symmetry makes me feel complete.
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  Give me a vintage or even rustic elements with a mix of wood and metals. Round it out with a casual patterns and some decor with signage.
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7. How do you want your home to feel when someone walks in the door?
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  Cozy, welcoming, relaxed yet elevated
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  Sleek, organized, less is more.
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  Fun, energetic, personality-filled
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  Elegant, polished, timeless
- E.
  Warm, lived-in, family-friendly
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8. What kind of wall decor appeals to you most?
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  Farmhouse signs, rustic wood frames
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  Abstract monochromatic prints
- C.
  Gallery wall of mixed frames + art styles
- D.
  Large framed landscapes, portraits, or mirrors
- E.
  Coastal photography or softly colored landscapes (Cozy Classic)

Quiz Outcomes

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Mostly A's-Your core interior design style is Casual Classic
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Intro:You crave comfort and balance. Your style blends modern and traditional elements for a look that’s timeless yet approachable. You want a room that feels relaxed but never boring.No matter which core style you chose, the best rooms typically blend elements of a couple of styles. In a Nutshell: Relaxed, welcoming, a blend of comfort + polishCategory Substyles:TransitionalCoastalCasual ContemporaryCoastal GrandmaSources:Crate and BarrelPottery BarnHallmarks:Lines/Forms: Clean but softened lines, balanced proportions.Colors: Layered neutrals, sandy tones, soft blues/greens.Styling Usuals: Slipcovered sofas, coastal accents, baskets, layered rugs.Lines / Shapes / Forms: Clean but softened lines, balanced proportions.Color Palette: Layered neutrals, soft blues/greens, sandy tones.Styling Usuals: Slipcovered sofas, coastal accents, layered rugs.Quick Tips:Mix textures — soft fabrics with natural fibers like jute or rattan.Use more feminine florals or botanicals like hydrangeasUse lighting layers (lamps + overheads) to create warmth.Your cozy transitional look shines when all the pieces come together in harmony. In my Room Refresh in a Day class, I’ll show you how to arrange, edit, and style so your room feels welcoming, balanced, and completely finished — in just one day..“The best rooms have something to say about the people who live in them." — David HicksTips from The One Day Decorator.Read on…If picking a new piece of furniture feels like a whirlpool of stress and self-doubt, you’re not alone, friend. Investing in a sofa or a statement coffee table, is a big commitment. As you shop, don't forget there are more options than retail or online, you might find great options at thrift or second hand shops. Also, consider tag or estate sales. You might be worrying…What if I spend all this money then get tired of my new furniture two-months later (buy with purpose)What if it clashes with my current décor (start by determining what stays and what goes)Or what if my soon-to-be dinner guests thinks it’s too understated or over the top (who cares, this is all about you) Redecorating can feel a little overwhelming...until now. Let me, The One Day Decorator give you some steps. The Process 1. Start with what you have.Take the time to analyze your room and decide what stays and what goes. Take the time to give your room a One Day Decorating Refresh to really understand what fits into your room and helps define your decorating personality. after a cozy, comfy living room. Or a calming, relaxing bedroom...2. Determine your Style (or styles) and the feeling you want to create. You are off to a great start, the quiz helped you to establish your core style. Now don't get hung up on a fear of "coloring outside the lines" as the best rooms mix styles that complement one another. Think about your room...emotion is as important as aesthetics. Describe your perfect room in 3-5 words. As you look at furniture, ask yourself if the selection you are considering fits into that framework. In other words, if your emotion words are warm, cozy, comfortable, you wouldn't select a sleek, contemporary chair. Pinterest is always a great place to collect inspiration that aligns with whatever vibe you're after. You’ll still have an array of options, but you’ll be able to make the final decision with more confidence knowing it suits your aesthetic. Don't forget if you need another opinion, schedule one of our 30 minute online consultations for advice and inspiration from a professional, who isn't trying to sell you anything. Yes, that would be me, The One Day Decorator. Schedule a virtual appointment at your convenience. 2. Find your jumping off point. Find just one item you absolutly love, It might be a piece of art, an area rug, great fabric, a chair...it doesn't matter that item, just choose ti to be a building block.Whatever it is, make sure you genuinely love it. This key element should put a smile on your face because odds are you're going to be looking at it a lot. Pick the rest of your décor to compliment that one piece. This will help you overcome any interior design indecision you may be facing.3. Be Color CorrectColor can transform how you feel. It’s science, friend. Each shade has a unique psychological affect. So first determine, what color makes you happy...and not just a hue name, for example blue, but what version or saturation of blue. The blanket statement is that blue is calming, but not if it is a bright, clean, vibrant azure blue. Do you like bright vibrant blues, slightly subdued blues, a warmer version of blue, or a neutralized blue. Not only do the saturations impact the aesthetics of the space but also the vibe.What blue are you? Want to learn more? Check out our various courses and resources...but we suggest you start with "Room Refresh in a Day," a One Day Decorating Course to help you get inspired and gain confidence...for only $17."Who’s this decorating guru giving me all the tips?" Glad you asked...Hey there 👋 I’m JoAnne Lenart-Weary, The One Day Decorator, an award-winning interior decorator with decades of experience. I have worked in homes from coast to coast curating what the client already has with some fabulous new fillers.Plus, I have taught my One Day Decorating system to professionals since 1999.Looking for a little extra guidance? Check out these resources...1. Read this blog post where I share ideas on how to make every room feel luxe.2. Watch for my podcast, coming soon, "Dishing on Design" for tips on how to style your space. I'll be cohosting with my decorating bestie, Sandra Racz of The Decorating and Staging Academy.3. Book a complimentary 10 minute consultation with yours truly. We’ll get to the bottom of the design conundrums that might be holding you back from your dream interior design. P.S. Don’t forget to check your email! I’ll be in there with more tips to transform your home...
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Mostly B's-Your core interior design style is Modern Minimalist.
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Intro:You believe less is more. Clean lines, open space, and simplicity make you happiest. Your ideal room feels airy, organized, and calm — never cluttered or chaotic.No matter which core style you chose, the best rooms typically blend elements of a couple of styles. In a Nutshell: Sleek, uncluttered, less is moreCategory Substyles: Scandinavian,Mid-Century ModernIndustrialSources: IKEA, West ElmHallmarks:Lines/Forms: Sleek silhouettes, geometric shapes, low profiles.Colors: Crisp black, white, gray, light woods, muted tones.Styling Usuals: Bare surfaces, statement lighting, functional accents.Lines / Shapes / Forms: Clean lines, geometric shapes, low-profile silhouettes.Color Palette: Black, white, gray, light woods, muted tones.Styling Usuals: Bare surfaces, statement lighting, functional accents.Quick Tips:Remove 3 items from a surface and keep only your favorites.Invest in one sculptural accent piece to make a bold yet simple statement.Minimalism shines when the layout and balance are just right. In my Room Refresh in a Day class, I’ll help you maximize flow and function so your room feels polished, serene, and beautifully minimalist — in just one day.Here's a few tips to help you get started on your decorating project. Read on…If picking a new piece of furniture feels like a whirlpool of stress and self-doubt, you’re not alone, friend. Investing in a sofa or a statement coffee table, is a big commitment. As you shop, don't forget there are more options than retail or online, you might find great options at thrift or second hand shops. Also, consider tag or estate sales. You might be worrying…What if I spend all this money then get tired of my new furniture two-months later (buy with purpose)What if it clashes with my current décor (start by determining what stays and what goes)Or what if my soon-to-be dinner guests thinks it’s too understated or over the top (who cares, this is all about you) Redecorating can feel a little overwhelming...until now. Let me, The One Day Decorator give you some steps. The Process 1. Start with what you have.Take the time to analyze your room and decide what stays and what goes. Take the time to give your room a One Day Decorating Refresh to really understand what fits into your room and helps define your decorating personality. after a cozy, comfy living room. Or a calming, relaxing bedroom...2. Determine your Style (or styles) and the feeling you want to create. You are off to a great start, the quiz helped you to establish your core style. Now don't get hung up on a fear of "coloring outside the lines" as the best rooms mix styles that complement one another. Think about your room...emotion is as important as aesthetics. Describe your perfect room in 3-5 words. As you look at furniture, ask yourself if the selection you are considering fits into that framework. In other words, if your emotion words are warm, cozy, comfortable, you wouldn't select a sleek, contemporary chair. Pinterest is always a great place to collect inspiration that aligns with whatever vibe you're after. You’ll still have an array of options, but you’ll be able to make the final decision with more confidence knowing it suits your aesthetic. Don't forget if you need another opinion, schedule one of our 30 minute online consultations for advice and inspiration from a professional, who isn't trying to sell you anything. Yes, that would be me, The One Day Decorator. Schedule a virtual appointment at your convenience. 2. Find your jumping off point. Find just one item you absolutly love, It might be a piece of art, an area rug, great fabric, a chair...it doesn't matter that item, just choose ti to be a building block.Whatever it is, make sure you genuinely love it. This key element should put a smile on your face because odds are you're going to be looking at it a lot. Pick the rest of your décor to compliment that one piece. This will help you overcome any interior design indecision you may be facing.3. Be Color CorrectColor can transform how you feel. It’s science, friend. Each shade has a unique psychological affect. So first determine, what color makes you happy...and not just a hue name, for example blue, but what version or saturation of blue. The blanket statement is that blue is calming, but not if it is a bright, clean, vibrant azure blue. Do you like bright vibrant blues, slightly subdued blues, a warmer version of blue, or a neutralized blue. Not only do the saturations impact the aesthetics of the space but also the vibe.What blue are you? Want to learn more? Check out our various courses and resources...but we suggest you start with "Room Refresh in a Day," a One Day Decorating Course to help you get inspired and gain confidence...for only $17."Who’s this decorating guru giving me all the tips?" Glad you asked...Hey there 👋 I’m JoAnne Lenart-Weary, The One Day Decorator, an award-winning interior decorator with decades of experience. I have worked in homes from coast to coast curating what the client already has with some fabulous new fillers.Plus, I have taught my One Day Decorating system to professionals since 1999.Looking for a little extra guidance? Check out these resources...1. Read this blog post where I share ideas on how to make every room feel luxe.2. Watch for my podcast, coming soon, "Dishing on Design" for tips on how to style your space. I'll be cohosting with my decorating bestie, Sandra Racz of The Decorating and Staging Academy.3. Book a complimentary 10 minute consultation with yours truly. We’ll get to the bottom of the design conundrums that might be holding you back from your dream interior design. P.S. Don’t forget to check your email! I’ll be in there with more tips to transform your home... "A room should never allow the eye to settle in one place. It should smile at you and create fantasy." — Juan Montoya
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Mostly C's-Your core interior design style is Eclectic Creative
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Intro:You’re bold, playful, and expressive. You love mixing patterns, colors, and textures to create a look that’s uniquely yours. For you, decorating is about storytelling and personality. No matter which core style you chose, the best rooms typically blend elements of a couple of styles. This is particularly true with Eclectic Creative.In a Nutshell: Playful, bold, mix-and-match — personality-driven.Category Substyles:BohoGlobalMaximalistSources:AnthropologieUrban Outfitters HomeSecond Hand or ThriftHallmarks:Lines/Forms: Mix of curved + angular, unexpected pairings.Colors: Jewel tones, vibrant mixes, global patterns, metallics.Styling Usuals: Gallery walls, rattan, flea market treasures, abundant plants.Quick Tips:Create balance by repeating a color or texture at least 3 times in a room.Ground bold choices with a neutral rug or sofa for harmony.Eclectic style can feel overwhelming without a plan. In my Room Refresh in a Day class, I’ll show you how to edit, arrange, and style your bold pieces so they look curated — not chaotic — in just one day.Tips from The One Day Decorator. Read on…If picking a new piece of furniture feels like a whirlpool of stress and self-doubt, you’re not alone, friend. Investing in a sofa or a statement coffee table, is a big commitment. As you shop, don't forget there are more options than retail or online, you might find great options at thrift or second hand shops. Also, consider tag or estate sales. You might be worrying…What if I spend all this money then get tired of my new furniture two-months later (buy with purpose)What if it clashes with my current décor (start by determining what stays and what goes)Or what if my soon-to-be dinner guests thinks it’s too understated or over the top (who cares, this is all about you) Redecorating can feel a little overwhelming...until now. Let me, The One Day Decorator give you some steps. The Process 1. Start with what you have.Take the time to analyze your room and decide what stays and what goes. Take the time to give your room a One Day Decorating Refresh to really understand what fits into your room and helps define your decorating personality. after a cozy, comfy living room. Or a calming, relaxing bedroom...2. Determine your Style (or styles) and the feeling you want to create. You are off to a great start, the quiz helped you to establish your core style. Now don't get hung up on a fear of "coloring outside the lines" as the best rooms mix styles that complement one another. Think about your room...emotion is as important as aesthetics. Describe your perfect room in 3-5 words. As you look at furniture, ask yourself if the selection you are considering fits into that framework. In other words, if your emotion words are warm, cozy, comfortable, you wouldn't select a sleek, contemporary chair. Pinterest is always a great place to collect inspiration that aligns with whatever vibe you're after. You’ll still have an array of options, but you’ll be able to make the final decision with more confidence knowing it suits your aesthetic. Don't forget if you need another opinion, schedule one of our 30 minute online consultations for advice and inspiration from a professional, who isn't trying to sell you anything. Yes, that would be me, The One Day Decorator. Schedule a virtual appointment at your convenience. 2. Find your jumping off point. Find just one item you absolutly love, It might be a piece of art, an area rug, great fabric, a chair...it doesn't matter that item, just choose ti to be a building block.Whatever it is, make sure you genuinely love it. This key element should put a smile on your face because odds are you're going to be looking at it a lot. Pick the rest of your décor to compliment that one piece. This will help you overcome any interior design indecision you may be facing.3. Be Color CorrectColor can transform how you feel. It’s science, friend. Each shade has a unique psychological affect. So first determine, what color makes you happy...and not just a hue name, for example blue, but what version or saturation of blue. The blanket statement is that blue is calming, but not if it is a bright, clean, vibrant azure blue. Do you like bright vibrant blues, slightly subdued blues, a warmer version of blue, or a neutralized blue. Not only do the saturations impact the aesthetics of the space but also the vibe.What blue are you? Want to learn more? Check out our various courses and resources...but we suggest you start with "Room Refresh in a Day," a One Day Decorating Course to help you get inspired and gain confidence...for only $17."Who’s this decorating guru giving me all the tips?" Glad you asked...Hey there 👋 I’m JoAnne Lenart-Weary, The One Day Decorator, an award-winning interior decorator with decades of experience. I have worked in homes from coast to coast curating what the client already has with some fabulous new fillers.Plus, I have taught my One Day Decorating system to professionals since 1999.Looking for a little extra guidance? Check out these resources...1. Read this blog post where I share ideas on how to make every room feel luxe.2. Watch for my podcast, coming soon, "Dishing on Design" for tips on how to style your space. I'll be cohosting with my decorating bestie, Sandra Racz of The Decorating and Staging Academy.3. Book a complimentary 10 minute consultation with yours truly. We’ll get to the bottom of the design conundrums that might be holding you back from your dream interior design. P.S. Don’t forget to check your email! I’ll be in there with more tips to transform your home...
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Mostly D's-Your core interior design style is Modern Traditional
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Intro:You love timeless elegance. Symmetry, refinement, and a touch of polish make you feel at home. Your ideal space feels curated and balanced, blending classic traditions with an updated edge.No matter which core style you chose, the best rooms typically blend elements of a couple of styles. In a Nutshell: Refined, timeless, elegant with modern edge.Design Substyles:GrandmillennialClassic TraditionalHollywood RegencyGlamHallmarks:Lines/Forms: Tailored upholstery, tufted details, carved wood.Colors: Navy, emerald, burgundy, ivory, gold/brass accents.Styling Usuals: Drapery panels, mirrors, statement lighting, luxe fabrics.Quick Tips:Use pairs (lamps, chairs, art) to create instant symmetry.Add floor-length curtains for a refined, finished look.Your style shines with attention to detail. In my Room Refresh in a Day class, I’ll guide you through rearranging and accessorizing so your home feels polished and timeless — without weeks of effort or expensive makeovers."There are two things that make a room timeless: a sense of history and a piece of the future." — Charlotte MossTips from The One Day Decorator! Read on…If picking a new piece of furniture feels like a whirlpool of stress and self-doubt, you’re not alone, friend. Investing in a sofa or a statement coffee table, is a big commitment. As you shop, don't forget there are more options than retail or online, you might find great options at thrift or second hand shops. Also, consider tag or estate sales. You might be worrying…What if I spend all this money then get tired of my new furniture two-months later (buy with purpose)What if it clashes with my current décor (start by determining what stays and what goes)Or what if my soon-to-be dinner guests thinks it’s too understated or over the top (who cares, this is all about you) Redecorating can feel a little overwhelming...until now. Let me, The One Day Decorator give you some steps. The Process 1. Start with what you have.Take the time to analyze your room and decide what stays and what goes. Take the time to give your room a One Day Decorating Refresh to really understand what fits into your room and helps define your decorating personality. after a cozy, comfy living room. Or a calming, relaxing bedroom...2. Determine your Style (or styles) and the feeling you want to create. You are off to a great start, the quiz helped you to establish your core style. Now don't get hung up on a fear of "coloring outside the lines" as the best rooms mix styles that complement one another. Think about your room...emotion is as important as aesthetics. Describe your perfect room in 3-5 words. As you look at furniture, ask yourself if the selection you are considering fits into that framework. In other words, if your emotion words are warm, cozy, comfortable, you wouldn't select a sleek, contemporary chair. Pinterest is always a great place to collect inspiration that aligns with whatever vibe you're after. You’ll still have an array of options, but you’ll be able to make the final decision with more confidence knowing it suits your aesthetic. Don't forget if you need another opinion, schedule one of our 30 minute online consultations for advice and inspiration from a professional, who isn't trying to sell you anything. Yes, that would be me, The One Day Decorator. Schedule a virtual appointment at your convenience. 2. Find your jumping off point. Find just one item you absolutly love, It might be a piece of art, an area rug, great fabric, a chair...it doesn't matter that item, just choose ti to be a building block.Whatever it is, make sure you genuinely love it. This key element should put a smile on your face because odds are you're going to be looking at it a lot. Pick the rest of your décor to compliment that one piece. This will help you overcome any interior design indecision you may be facing.3. Be Color CorrectColor can transform how you feel. It’s science, friend. Each shade has a unique psychological affect. So first determine, what color makes you happy...and not just a hue name, for example blue, but what version or saturation of blue. The blanket statement is that blue is calming, but not if it is a bright, clean, vibrant azure blue. Do you like bright vibrant blues, slightly subdued blues, a warmer version of blue, or a neutralized blue. Not only do the saturations impact the aesthetics of the space but also the vibe.What blue are you? Want to learn more? Check out our various courses and resources...but we suggest you start with "Room Refresh in a Day," a One Day Decorating Course to help you get inspired and gain confidence...for only $17."Who’s this decorating guru giving me all the tips?" Glad you asked...Hey there 👋 I’m JoAnne Lenart-Weary, The One Day Decorator, an award-winning interior decorator with decades of experience. I have worked in homes from coast to coast curating what the client already has with some fabulous new fillers.Plus, I have taught my One Day Decorating system to professionals since 1999.Looking for a little extra guidance? Check out these resources...1. Read this blog post where I share ideas on how to make every room feel luxe.2. Watch for my podcast, coming soon, "Dishing on Design" for tips on how to style your space. I'll be cohosting with my decorating bestie, Sandra Racz of The Decorating and Staging Academy.3. Book a complimentary 10 minute consultation with yours truly. We’ll get to the bottom of the design conundrums that might be holding you back from your dream interior design. P.S. Don’t forget to check your email! I’ll be in there with more tips to transform your home...
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Mostly E's-Your core Decorating Style is Cozy Farmhouse.
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Intro:You’re all about comfort and charm. You want a home that feels warm, welcoming, and practical — a place where friends can drop by and curl up on the sofa without worry.In a Nutshell: Cozy, relaxed, lived-in charm with rustic touches.Design Substyles:Modern FarmhouseRustic ChicCottagecoreSources:Pottery BarnMagnolia MarketHallmarks:Lines/Forms: Simple, sturdy furniture, chunky wood, softened edges.Colors: Warm whites, beiges, sage greens, black accents.Styling Usuals: Baskets, open shelving, farmhouse signs, cozy throws.Quick Tips:Layer in texture with a chunky knit throw or woven baskets.Add greenery — faux or real — to breathe life into the room.Your farmhouse style thrives on comfort + flow. In my Room Refresh in a Day class, I’ll show you how to rearrange what you already own to highlight your farmhouse favorites — and how to add budget-friendly finishing touches that make your room feel instantly pulled together."There are two things that make a room timeless: a sense of history and a piece of the future." — Charlotte MossTips from The One Day Decorator! Read on…If picking a new piece of furniture feels like a whirlpool of stress and self-doubt, you’re not alone, friend. Investing in a sofa or a statement coffee table, is a big commitment. As you shop, don't forget there are more options than retail or online, you might find great options at thrift or second hand shops. Also, consider tag or estate sales. You might be worrying…What if I spend all this money then get tired of my new furniture two-months later (buy with purpose)What if it clashes with my current décor (start by determining what stays and what goes)Or what if my soon-to-be dinner guests thinks it’s too understated or over the top (who cares, this is all about you) Redecorating can feel a little overwhelming...until now. Let me, The One Day Decorator give you some steps. The Process 1. Start with what you have.Take the time to analyze your room and decide what stays and what goes. Take the time to give your room a One Day Decorating Refresh to really understand what fits into your room and helps define your decorating personality. after a cozy, comfy living room. Or a calming, relaxing bedroom...2. Determine your Style (or styles) and the feeling you want to create. You are off to a great start, the quiz helped you to establish your core style. Now don't get hung up on a fear of "coloring outside the lines" as the best rooms mix styles that complement one another. Think about your room...emotion is as important as aesthetics. Describe your perfect room in 3-5 words. As you look at furniture, ask yourself if the selection you are considering fits into that framework. In other words, if your emotion words are warm, cozy, comfortable, you wouldn't select a sleek, contemporary chair. Pinterest is always a great place to collect inspiration that aligns with whatever vibe you're after. You’ll still have an array of options, but you’ll be able to make the final decision with more confidence knowing it suits your aesthetic. Don't forget if you need another opinion, schedule one of our 30 minute online consultations for advice and inspiration from a professional, who isn't trying to sell you anything. Yes, that would be me, The One Day Decorator. Schedule a virtual appointment at your convenience. 2. Find your jumping off point. Find just one item you absolutly love, It might be a piece of art, an area rug, great fabric, a chair...it doesn't matter that item, just choose ti to be a building block.Whatever it is, make sure you genuinely love it. This key element should put a smile on your face because odds are you're going to be looking at it a lot. Pick the rest of your décor to compliment that one piece. This will help you overcome any interior design indecision you may be facing.3. Be Color CorrectColor can transform how you feel. It’s science, friend. Each shade has a unique psychological affect. So first determine, what color makes you happy...and not just a hue name, for example blue, but what version or saturation of blue. The blanket statement is that blue is calming, but not if it is a bright, clean, vibrant azure blue. Do you like bright vibrant blues, slightly subdued blues, a warmer version of blue, or a neutralized blue. Not only do the saturations impact the aesthetics of the space but also the vibe.What blue are you? Want to learn more? Check out our various courses and resources...but we suggest you start with "Room Refresh in a Day," a One Day Decorating Course to help you get inspired and gain confidence...for only $17."Who’s this decorating guru giving me all the tips?" Glad you asked...Hey there 👋 I’m JoAnne Lenart-Weary, The One Day Decorator, an award-winning interior decorator with decades of experience. I have worked in homes from coast to coast curating what the client already has with some fabulous new fillers.Plus, I have taught my One Day Decorating system to professionals since 1999.Looking for a little extra guidance? Check out these resources...1. Read this blog post where I share ideas on how to make every room feel luxe.2. Watch for my podcast, coming soon, "Dishing on Design" for tips on how to style your space. I'll be cohosting with my decorating bestie, Sandra Racz of The Decorating and Staging Academy.3. Book a complimentary 10 minute consultation with yours truly. We’ll get to the bottom of the design conundrums that might be holding you back from your dream interior design. P.S. Don’t forget to check your email! I’ll be in there with more tips to transform your home...