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[luvzchiz]

Where's the dog to put some life into this house?😁

[stevieb]

I guess 'soft' modern isn't as heinous as 'hard' modern, but I'll still take a pass. Not seeing much 'spring' here and while the rooms, overall, have some appeal, this isn't for me. The only things I actually like are the living room coffee table and a few of the rugs.

[Oznell]

That's a great point about the autumnal feeling, as opposed to spring, @DSD2 .   I thought the same originally.  I think it's a combo of deliberately "arty" lighting in some of the rooms, and simply, that a warmer palette does look more fall.  I was interested in why they did that.  It occured to me that the warmer, deeper tones that so many designers are showing now, might have something to do with the "unsettled" times.  Traditionally, the theory is that designed rooms tend to veer that way when people yearn for a little stability!

There actually were some much brighter rooms in the look book, but I liked the warmer (more turgid, ha) ones, for some reason...

[shoptilyadropagain]

I lean far more towards a modern look but I'm not seeing a whole lot of that here.  I get more of a modern/updated country farmhouse vibe.  Overall, it's a little too vanilla for me.

[faeriemoon]

Amber Interiors appears to create the same feel in spaces as Barefoot Dreams does in fashion.  "Soft" is a good description @Oznell.

I love these spaces.

[ECBG]

I love the way she decorates but I am unhappy in beige surroundings.

[grandma r]

@Oznell. The photos are just lovely.  Thanks for sharing.

[Oznell]

Oh, that's an interesting comparison, @faeriemoon --  I'm not really familiar with "Barefoot Dreams",  must check it out.

[DREAMON]

I like all of the rooms but would replace some of the brown with a very pale blue or pale sage.

I don't care for the scalloped coffee table. I just don't like the gingerbread house curves in furniture or outside siding etc.

These spaces look very Autumn to me.