They said mine is classic country, too! I really don't think that's the case, though. Hmmm. I must have answered something incorrectly. There were a few options, though, where nothing they presented really appealed to me, so I just picked something. :)

Cool site :) I'd like to try it again with a few changes. First time through I got "family mix", with this summation, which I like to think is fairly accurate: :)

"You pull off the 'nostalgic modern' look to a T: it's fun, easy on the eye, and kids often love it too"

I like it! I am "Barcelona Cool". I like sleek, modern furniture and clean lines, cool colors, and minimal clutter.

If it said I was classic country I would know it was out of whack!

That was fun :-) I'm comfy country, probably a good call. I was told by the decorator at the furniture store I was "updated country" but I like the comfy part!

Thanks for posting that.

I came up with Laid-Back Luxury - have to say I think that's pretty accurate. I try for modern country and it always misses the mark but I'm more laid back than typical traditional. Laid-Back Luxury - I like that!

I am sleek chic - I have no idea what that means.
Cool site - thanks for posting!

Homecoming Queen. Exactly me!! I never thought of that term, but it's spot on.

I am "Absolutely Fabulous". I have no idea what that means when it comes to home decorating...all I can think of is the british show of the same name. Ha. Anyway, I told my hubby that my decor style is ab fab, and he said, without looking up from his computer, "Well, duh". So there you go!

Ha! I am country modern. This is right on - that's how I always describe myself. Although sometimes I say 'with an Asian twist'. That was fun.....

MODERN MAESTRO

You furnish your home to reflect the way you live your life: it's functional while being stylish, easy on the eye and adaptable. No wonder, then, that it's such a popular look these days. The trick is to find clever ways of introducing a sense of your own style and personality. Inspiration doesn't just have to come from the home: check out shops, bars, restaurants and even museums and galleries for smart ideas and finishing touches.

I'm "classic chic". I agree with it. That was fun!

LIFETIME TRAVELLER

Your inspiration is drawn from people, places and cultures from all over the world. Whether you're an armchair traveller or a jet-setting globe-trotter, you've amassed (and take pleasure in) objects and artifacts that tell a story or trigger a memory.

BTW I did a copy/paste above. Traveller? That spelling doesn't look right. But I like the description, even if most of mine is the arm chair variety.

How fun and accurate as well. :) I've never quite known how to describe my taste and goal for our home, but now I have it!

"Family Favorites": "Your home is polished but practical, elegant but easy to live with." Gosh, I hope so!! It's exactly what I want it to be.

Another Lifetime Traveller. Spelling is funky because the quiz site is in England.

Another classic chic, which is what I aspire to but have yet to accomplish. Fun!

I'm Fatale Attraction. I'm not sure that's 100% accurate. I wasn't pleased with the choices they offered on some things.

Thanks though for posting. It was fun. Can't wait to send it to my sister who is fatally eclectic. LOL

I'm comfy country too. I think that is a good assessment of my style, but I agree with previous posters regarding some of the options where I chose the one I liked the least. Although I didn't really care for any of the product recommendations or "rooms you may like" at the bottom of the results page. All the products were very modern looking - to me anyway.

Fun quiz!

I'm family modern--whatever that means. I didn't like any of the recommendations at the end, though.

So fun to see what "they" think I am!

CITY CHIC

The classic look ranges from the opulence of a Louis XV armchair to the simplicity of a Georgian dining table. Fortunately, you don't need original antiques to recreate the look in your own home, even on a budget. Classical influences served the Georgians well, and they still hold strong today. Elegant, sophisticated and - in your hands - supremely confident, classic interiors ooze style and luxury: an elaborate chandelier hangs above a simple but beautifully crafted oak dining table, perhaps, or crisp white linen is showcased within the 'theatre' of a four-poster bed.

Interesting! I thought I was being "eclectic" in my old arts-and-crafts home. Be sure and click on the link at the bottom for full report.

This site sure is complimentary. : )

I'm "Country Comfy". One question confused me, they ask what style of house you live in now. Seems like they should have asked what style would you rather live in. None of the images showed a Mid-Century California Ranch...but I guess they don't have those in England. ;-)

I think I must have gotten the whole enchilada.

"Your home is a serene and elegant haven displaying some beautiful pieces of furniture. You take great care in how a room is put together and you are justly proud of the refined, understated look you have created. What may look effortless, however, requires dedicated time and a discerning eye in order to achieve that welcoming feel of lived-in grandeur.

You love to indulge the senses, to pamper and prettify. Just as feminine iconography ranges from the Junoesque to the gamine, from English apple blossom to vampish vixen, so can feminine interiors be expressed in myriad styles. Nonetheless, there are some constants: curvaceous sofas and generously comfortable upholstery, and an eye that misses nothing. There's no doubt who's the mistress of the house! The clean lines and pure proportions of classically inspired accessories -- from lamps to picture frames -- will lend the room a more sophisticated and urban look, without diluting its essential prettiness. Neutral wall colours provide a calm, easy background, while heavy leathers add gravitas and grandeur. After pottering about in the garden, your living room's somewhere to put up your feet and take a well-earned rest.

Your bedroom has that classic look that never goes out of style. Sleep is fundamentally important to our well being. In busy towns and cities, noise can often hamper a good night's sleep. Soft furnishings really do absorb sound, and touch is such an important sense in the bedroom, from crisp, linen sheets to wool or even sheepskin underfoot. Elegance and relative simplicity are keynotes in your bedroom, using a palette of beautifully muted colours to create the perfect retreat from daily stresses and strains.

You're a paragon of style, no-holds-barred entertainer. At home, what could be quite a formal dining style is made more contemporary by its connection to other activities and areas. Keeping place settings simple is clean and classic - and you don't run the risk of your china and cutlery going out of style. In multiple-purpose rooms, flexible lighting is key to making the most of your space; a pool of light suffused across the dining table makes for intimate and convivial entertaining and will focus attention on food and friends - rather than on the painting above the sofa, perhaps, or even pots and pans soaking in the sink. When it comes to entertaining, you're incredibly sociable if frequently pushed for time.

You're a master of the minimal in your home office. Decorating your home office to reflect the spirit and personality of the rest of your home really does make all the difference - especially when it comes to sitting down and sorting out the filing! The challenge of the 'less is more' concept is that it really draws attention to the quality of those few things you allow into your home. Choose the best you can afford, and keep unsightly wires tidy using a proprietary cable-tidy system.

Conclusion
You combine period influences with clever solutions to the practicalities of day-to-day modern living.

Do you think I have bought something that I was not aware of to get this long flattering reading? (If so, donations accepted).

Wow patricia, that is pretty impressive. I especially like the "vampish vixen" description. :)

I can't take credit for finding this quiz. I check out this lovely person's blog every day.

Here is a link that might be useful: Elements of Style Blog

I'm just getting a mostly blank page on the mydeco site when I click the link. Is it me or the website? Do I need to click another link after mydeco comes up?

I am getting the same blank page.

Me,too.

I clicked on community and found the "take the test" on the lower right side of the page, but when I clicked on it it was blank.

Darn. I tried to see if I could get into it somehow and it's blank everywhere. I tried to go through the Elements of Style blog and it's blank through there also. The Magazine says it is in the Beta version so maybe they are having some problems. I will check it out after work tonight to see if I can find it some other way.

BACK TO NATURE

"There's nothing quaintly countrified when it comes drawing inspiration from nature. You have an elemental approach to interior design, certainly in terms of color, texture and (most of all) materials. You not only see the beauty in wildflowers but in field grasses and scrubland too..."

As someone who really is as likely to photograph the field out back as the flowers in the yard, I'd say that's pretty accurate. (Then again, we do have a lovely field, see for yourself.) For years my personal mantra has been "Texture, texture, texture."

But I have to say, my favorite part was: "You like it rugged and rustic in the bedroom." (Well, yes, but only if the sheets are clean.) LOL

Here is a link that might be useful:

The page won't load for me either. Darn it!

The page is blank when you first click on it and it takes a looong time to load. I tried 3 times, before I was patient enough to let it show up. Good luck!

Dang, it's a blank page for me too.

I didn't have the patience to wait, but will try later. Just gotta find out if I *have* a style. ;o)

Here's what they are saying on the site right now:

Oops, now you've done it!
Actually this doesnt work and itÂs probably our fault... WeÂre working hard to make sure everything works perfectly so please bear with us.
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Maybe we made the site crash. :)

Won't load for me either????

I couldn't get very far with my Firefox browser so I brought up IE and it worked great. Might try that for those of you getting a blank page if you're using Firefox.