You’ll love this look if: You describe your style as charming, fun, feminine, soft, pretty, creative, social, colorful or inviting.

The colors: For this look, use soft colors, like our pinks and yellows, with an accent color that pops, like our turquoise blue. This is a style that can really take a lot of colors. The key is to keep them lighthearted and sweet.

The textiles: Time to get girly. For textiles in a whimsical room, look for embroidered or ruffled fabrics with all the trimmings. Cheery florals, bird motifs, and butterflies, all the perfect patterns.

The accents: Give yourself flowers. Lots of them with lots of petals. Greenery ads even more life to this lively look. Accents should have a well-loved feel, like antiqued tin trays and ceramic figurines.

: Forgo the traditional wooden living room set and instead choose furniture with painted or wrought iron finishes. Everything doesn’t have to match. As long as it’s designed with a slightly feminine touch, it will work wonderfully.

Use at least one big piece with your accent color. A colored glass lamp or oversized vase will do the trick. Keep an eye out for unique, one-of-a-kind accents like a vintage-inspired birdcage, seashell mirror, colorful frame, or hand-painted keepsake box. With a little imagination and a dash of creativity, you can make this look your own.

Traditional Comforts: You’ll love this look if: You describe your style as homey, easy, comfortable, timeless, traditional, simple, neutral or soothing.

The colors: The classic style is a tonal look with neutrals galore. Everything should blend together. Think greens, browns, and everything in between.

The textiles: Let’s all try to be neutral here. Treat your throw pillows as one unit, with each pillow blending together with the next. Rugs, cushions, and window panels should complement the look with traditional patterns such as oversized florals, damask, or paisley. Fringe and nature-inspired touches are also welcome in classic textiles.

The accents: Keep the eye moving with really special, well-chosen accents. Find pieces with an antiqued finish to give your living room a special, well-worn vibe. Clear glass vases, stately lamps and fruit are all totally classic.

: Get real. As in real wood with a nice, warm finish. Find a matching living room set and avoid anything painted or metallic. Look for timeless pieces with straight lines or scrolling designs. Both are good investments, as they’ll never go out of style.

Bring out your old hardcover books, wooden frames, and old-timey clocks (remember the ones with actual numbers?) to create your own classic collection. As long as you keep the neutral palette going, everything will work together perfectly. Plus, this is a look you won’t have to redo with every passing trend. The classic look is a timeless look.