Which interior style suits you?

Harmony takes its simplicity from Japanese and Nordic homes. Rounded furniture meets light oak and linen. Sand and muted sage green hold the room together.

Start with the Hidcote armchair or an alabaster lamp in a place you use every day.

Classic puts pattern and craftsmanship at the centre. Solid wood is joined by wool and brass. Let a Morris wallpaper or a Chesterfield sofa give the room direction.

Start with the surface you see first: a papered wall or a leather armchair.

Urban builds on the straight lines and contrasts of Art Deco. Dark stone meets glass, while warm brass catches the light. Black and aubergine give the furniture a clear frame.

Start with the Savona floor lamp next to a sofa or armchair.

Heritage brings together Harmony and Classic. Rounded shapes get details in solid wood and patinated metal. Muted natural tones sit alongside forest green.

Start with the Malaysian armchair or Swedish Tree on a smaller wall.

Essens brings together Harmony and Urban. Light oak and linen are broken up by bronze and smoked glass. The colours range from sand to charcoal, and the shapes alternate between rounded and straight.

Start with the Pelagic console table in the hall or Plato on a wall you pass often.

Pondus brings together Urban and Classic. Classic proportions get deep colours such as dark green and oxblood. Walnut and marble add weight, while brass lifts the details.

Start with the Oxford club chair in leather or the Sawyer table lamp on a side table.