I don't know my style. What do I do?

That's normal, and you don't need to name a style to get a design you like. Collect images you like and don't like, and tell us how you want the home to feel. We find the common thread, and the moodboard shows it before anything is rendered.

Start with images, not words

• Save 10 to 20 photos of rooms you like, from Pinterest, Instagram, magazines, hotels or friends' homes.
• Save a few you dislike too.
• Don't think about why yet. Just pick.

Patterns appear quickly: maybe the same warm wood, the same light colours or plants in every image.

Then think about feelings

How do you want the home to feel?

• Calm or lively?
• Warm or fresh?
• Minimal or full of objects?
• Traditional, modern, or a mix?

These answers often matter more than a style label.

Look at what you already love

• A rug, a painting or a chair you'd never give up.
• A place you remember: a riad, a hotel, a grandparent's house.
• Clothes and colours you wear often.

How we help

• Intro call: we ask about your habits, likes and dislikes.
• Inspiration images: we look at what you send and find what they share.
• Moodboard: colours, materials and furniture on one page. It's where the style takes shape, and you can adjust it before we move on.
• 3D renders: you see the style in your own space.

Common mixes

Many homes don't fit one style, and that's fine. Some mixes that work well:

• Modern lines with Moroccan craft.
• Minimal spaces with warm, natural materials.
• Vintage pieces in a simple, light setting.

Don't follow trends blindly

A style you like will last longer than one that's popular this year. Trust what you keep coming back to.