I get asked what my decor style is, and I find it hard to label completely, but there is one design style that comes to mind when I think of my decor, MAXIMALIST! Chances are if you read my blog, you might be drawn to something about a maximalist design style. I found a good definition of a maximalist design style, “abundance, boldness, mixing of colors, patterns, textures, busy wallpaper prints, full gallery walls, and displayed collections.” A maximalism draws on many different design styles. A maximalist doesn’t have to mean “cluttered”. Sharing my cozy decor styling tips, that will help you avoid a cluttered look while leaning towards maximalist design style. Also read to the end for the article on 17 different design styles that will help you identify your design style.

1- Go BIG or Go Home-


Mirror // Swan Art // Candelabra and Jug Vintage Finds (linked similar below)
2- Add Your Greens-


3- Layer Up!-



Wood riser // Brass Oil Cruet // Salt and Pepper Shaker // Glass Oil Jar


Favorite Decor Pieces-

Curtain Panels // Vintage Green Jug // Swan Art // Book of Colors // Large Cream Lamp
Wood Riser // Mushroom Jar // Brass Candelabra // Battery Candles
4- Accent Lighting-

#4- Faux Wood Table Lamp // #5- Rattan Lamp // #6- Plaid Task Lamp
#7- Ceramic Lamp with Rattan Shade // #8- Floor Lamp- Arch wood Base
#9- Nordic Ceramic Lamp with Pleated Shade // #10-Ceramic Fluted Base Lamp
#11- Lamp Wood Base with Cream Shade // #12- Ceramic Lamp Pleated Shade
#13- Mini Lamp Scallop



Yes! This is what I am drawn to in your design – the layering, the textures, the color (LOVE all of the color), the coziness, all of it! It really helps make a space feel complete and well thought out. Thanks for sharing this, it definitely helps me pinpoint what I’m drawn to and how to “maximize” my spaces 🙂
After reading your blogpost and the 17 different design styles I’m a mix of maximilist with coastal vibes! Thank you for sharing this!
Love your blog, Instagram account and your design style! Trying to incorporate some of those things in my own home. Quick question. When adding all the things to a living space, how do you handle the dusting, cleaning? Do you have a system to have it not take forever with moving and dusting all the things? Thanks!