Found this neat website, Sproost, from another blog but I am sorry I don't know who it was. I do know it was one of the bloggers Kimba shares on her linky love, just not sure which one it was.
Anyway back to the website it tells you your style of decorating. Mine actually was right on the nail. Take the test, it is pretty fun to see what the outcome is.
The pictures below are from my style and they are from Southern Living.

(the text below is from the actual website after I took the test)Wine Country StyleTuscan sun, here we come! The Wine Country Style reflects the feelings evoked by the seaside regions of Europe such as the South of France, Spain, Italy and Greece. The style manages to be both refined and casual, such that you can mix beautiful antiques with more rustic wrought iron or wood and the result is both sophisticated and cozy. Furniture is large and comfortable, colors are bright and cheery, and regardless of the color palette the spaces almost always feel warm. You can easily translate the style into the perfect family environment but you can just as easily emphasize the more formal pieces and make your room the perfect adult getaway.
Materials To those with a Wine Country sense of style, texture is very important because of how it imitates the surrounding landscape. Walls are often made of plaster or stucco, or faux finishes that emulate these textures. Rough-hewn or wrought iron is very common in tables, chairs, lamps and accessories. Natural pine is also common, although darker stained woods are more popular. The wood pieces (chairs, tables, armoires) are large in scale and each piece has a good sense of presence in the room. Mosaic tiles are very popular for flooring as well as accents on tabletops and other furniture.
Colors When it comes to color, Wine Country Style literally attempts to mimic the landscape of the regions. Earthy tones such as yellow, orange and red highlight the golden hillsides and beautiful sunsets. Blues, lavenders and greens mimic the fields and countryside in springtime. Focusing on the blues and whites imitates the seaside and white sandy beaches.
Your specific style combines three more general styles:
43% Wine Country Style
29% Mountain Lodge Style
28% Traditional Country
-I ALSO TALKED TO TABITHA AND SHE IS REALLY BEING BLESSED AND BELSSING OTHERS. SHE DID SAY SHE WAS SAFE, TAHT THEY HAD A GUARD WITH A MACHINE GUN STANDING OVER THEM. HOW COMFORTING FOR MOM TO HEAR ABOUT MACHINE GUNS BUT SHE WAS HAPPY WITH WHAT THIS IS DOING FOR OTHERS AND HERSELF. STILL KEEP HER IN YOUR PRAYERS.


5 comments:
LOVE YOUR BACKGROUND AND THIS POST!!!
HUGS FROM MAINE
I am so glad your daughter is safe and is getting to help so many others that need it. YIKES it is scary hearing about guards with machine guns though!! I'm still holding her and her traveling partners in my prayers.♥
That was fun! I took the test and it said French Eclectic which so right on for me! I always describe my style as French Country meets Shabby Chic!
Manuela
I didn't realize that your daughter was out of the country on a medical mission. You can bet I'll keep her very close in my prayers. I so admire her for what she's doing. Have a Happy Monday!
What a proud mom you have to be. Does sound a little scary...but what an experience and stories she will have share. I will still keep her in my thoughts and prayers.
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