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[Seka]

I like them all....they look comfortable and warm.

[faeriemoon]

@Oznell I agree with your assessment of room number one; and I feel the same as you regarding white walls.  Soft white would always be my preference, although truth be told, even though I love neutral walls, I prefer a deeper intensity of neutral than white.

I thought the coffee table and its display of objects was the most interesting of the bunch too.

I'm also a natural stone freak.  Stone and metal, and I'm in. 

[tiny 2]

Definitely number 1 for me.  I also do not like any of the pieces over the mantle.

[sceniccoast]

@lolakimono 

My choice is #3.  It's more casual, comfy & cozy looking.  Plus, the 2 horses on that unique mantel are adorable.  

I don't care at all for either 1 or 2 and the plaques above the fireplaces.   Nor, the lighting fixtures.

Thanks for sharing.

[Hoovermom]

#1 is my vote, not necessarily "homey" but the best style for my tastes.

[Drythe]

#2.

I'd have to add a more color.

[J Town Girl]

I'm not crazy about any of them but if forced to choose it would be the second one.  

The first picture is just ok but I definitely do not like the third picture.  

I'm not fond of anything with rough wood.  It just reminds me of a place where spiders would crawl around.  

[skatting44]

 The horses  are Swedish .

Below from Google

" A Dalecarlian horse or Dala horse (/ˌdɑːləˈkɑːrliən/; Swedish: Dalahäst) is a traditional carved, painted wooden statue of a horse originating in the Swedish province of Dalarna (Dalecarlia). ... It is stoutly carved and painted bright red with details and a harness in white, green, yellow and blue. "

"The horse itself was considered as a status symbol and highly valued property in the Swedish household. These days Dala horse is a traditional gift in Sweden for any kind of life celebration including weddings and graduations. The much loved Swedish souvenir even treated as collectors' items by some."

[manny2]

The 3rd one is warm and inviting to me. The soft grayish blue color scheme is soothing. I also like the table it appears to have a  distressed look. I even like the way they have the table staged. It has a flow to it. It is very easy on the eye. I usually do not like stuff around, but I could live with it. I also love the big windows allowing that room to be bathed in light. Overall it appears to be a modern take on rustic. 

[ECBG]

I feel they are in reverse order of formality with the most casual #3.

I'd love to know about those horses.  Antique carousel horses were a little more decorative.