Find Out What Design Style Is Most Popular in Your State

Interior design site Modsy has determined the most popular design style for each state. Find out the country's favorite design trend and the one state that loves rustic design.

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State-by-State Design

Modsy's interior designers went state-by-state to determine the favorite design styles from coastal to farmhouse, country to modern and the least popular option, rustic. You might be surprised to see where modern rules and the states that choose farmhouse as their preferred design style. Read on to see where your state ranks.

From: Linc Thelen Design

Alabama

Farmhouse

This farmhouse entryway mixes classic white siding with sleek black accents on the entry. The black metal and glass front door is paired with black sconces and two potted ferns giving the space a pop of natural color.

Learn More : Decorate Your Front Porch With Farmhouse Style for Fall

From: Ashley Moore

Alaska

Coastal

Crisp, white furnishings and shiplap walls create a bright and airy feel in this coastal-style kids bunk room. Red, white and blue linens, area rug and artwork contribute to the nautical theme.

From: Chango and Co.

Arizona

Modern

Danish modern-style furniture sets the tone in this inviting modern dining room. The warm wood tones of the sideboard, dining chairs and pendant light offer an organic touch to the sleek, contemporary lines of the decor. French doors offer a stream of natural light to add a coziness to the space.

Learn More : A Playful Midcentury Modern Arizona Home With Kid-Friendly Features

From: Lauren Rubin Architecture

Arkansas

Farmhouse

Warm colors like golden yellows and buttery creams make a space feel happy and inviting. Shiplap and vintage sconces add to the farmhouse feel in this cozy guest room.

Learn More : Create a Cozy Guest Room With Farmhouse Flair

California

Modern

One of the primary functions in this modern home's redesign was to create a space that would showcase the homeowner's contemporary art collection. The designer succeeded with light colors and clean-lined details that did not distract from the art.

Learn More : Modern Minimalist Beach House

From: Jordan Shifrin

Colorado

Modern

Inside and out a cool modern twist on traditional mountain living, this modern Colorado home features fabulous outdoor entertaining areas and water features surrounded by acres of open space, private meadows and rolling hills. Exposed steel and massive timbers are the framework of every room. An oversized open fireplace, wide open spaces and tall ceilings make every room feel and look bigger.

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Connecticut

Modern

The modern home is nestled in a valley adjacent to the Saugatuck River in Weston, Connecticut. Designed to be a part of its natural environment, the home is laid out seamlessly on the landscaped hill and features floor-to-ceiling windows to allow the outdoors to become the backdrop to the interior spaces.

Learn More : Modern Home Tucked Into Connecticut Woods

From: Specht Architects

Delaware

Coastal

The covered porch is a nice place to grab a seat on the cushioned swing and let the ocean waves soothe your mind.

Learn More : Blues and Whites Bring Coastal Charm to this Beach Cottage

From: Chango and Co.

Florida

Coastal

This transitional blue and white living area defines the dining and kitchen spaces with a light, breezy coastal style.

Learn More : Spectacular Coastal Estate on Florida’s Treasure Coast

Georgia

Farmhouse

The exterior facade of the HGTV Green Home 2012 mirrors that of the Southern vernacular farmhouse. The classic front porch is cantilevered in this modern interpretation of the iconic American farmhouse.

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Hawaii

Modern

In a 180-degree panorama, the sweeping poolside vista spans from Bali Hai (Makana Ridge) to the impressive Namahana Mountain Range with full view of the Kalihiwai Valley below.

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From: Luxury Portfolio International®

Idaho

Farmhouse

This living room features a festive modern farmhouse look. Leafy green plants punctuate all the cozy accessories.

Learn More : 10 Charming Farmhouses We Adore

Illinois

Modern

A stunning arched built-in provides a beautiful backdrop in this modern penthouse dining room. Two velvet dining chairs share a modern, glass table with brass base and a tufted, matching bench behind. French doors open up to a sprawling outdoor patio with skyline views of Chicago.

Learn More : Modern Penthouse with City Views

From: @properties and Luxury Portfolio International®

Indiana

Country

This charming living room features a sophisticated equestrian aesthetic. A foundation of neutrals makes room for festive layers of checks, plaids and stripes — the staples of a country Christmas.

From: Kerrie Kelly

Iowa

Farmhouse

Expanding the size of this farmhouse kitchen allowed for a cheery new dining area by the windows. A tall china cabinet houses the homeowner's pretty collection of white milk glass servingware.

From: Stephanie Hatten

Kansas

Farmhouse

Rough-hewn wood shelves add open storage while complementing this rustic farmhouse kitchen's style. The shelves keep items organized and easily within reach.

From: Kendall Simmons

Kentucky

Farmhouse

Inside this lovely kitchen, lots of farmhouse elements create a charming aesthetic. Clay dishware and retro glasses line the creamy white shelves with brass supports and matching brass hardware on the cabinets beneath.

From: Erica Islas

Louisiana

Farmhouse

Quaint cottage accessories burst with color in this small galley laundry room. An oversized farmhouse sink is great for utility and helps add some character to the space.

From: Mary Anne Smiley

Maine

Farmhouse

Along with the reclaimed wood used in the vanity and exposed beams, a vintage ladder serves a duel purpose of storage and decor in this charming farmhouse bathroom.

From: Denise LaVey

Maryland

Modern

This modern Maryland home’s curb appeal was updated by installing a new entry door and sidelights; new windows, including an enlarged opening for the second-floor living room; new siding and a new garage door.

Learn More : Midcentury Home in Maryland Updated for New Owners

From: Louis Balodemas

Massachusetts

Modern

To make this modern room feel even more warm and welcoming, designer Barbara Vail layered the space with her client's vast book collection. With their spines arranged by color and size, the novels easily enliven the white walls.

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From: Barbara Vail

Michigan

Farmhouse

Maximize the space underneath your sink with baskets. Cloth & Kind, which has offices in Georgia and Michigan, placed wire baskets underneath a vintage cast-iron sink in this modern farmhouse-style bathroom, built by Athens Building Co.

Minnesota

Modern

This oversized, midcentury modern couch, surrounded by stylish artwork, a brass light fixture and a large ottoman, gives the homeowners a great space to relax and enjoy their time at home.

From: Urbanology Designs

Mississippi

Farmhouse

The kitchen seems to go on forever and is filled with charming farmhouse details, like the weathered gray china cabinet and an island with carved wood legs. Exposed wood beams criss-cross the ceiling.

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From: Taryn Emerson Interiors

Missouri

Farmhouse

A cozy wood swing features a mix of patterned blue throw pillows beckoning visitors to this sunny farmhouse-style front porch.

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From: CLOTH & KIND

Montana

Farmhouse

A table and modern chairs are surrounded by traditional and eccentric farmhouse decor in this home featuring exposed wood beams, real and faux taxidermy and landscaping tools hung on the walls.

From: Dustin Gerken

Nebraska

Farmhouse

This farmhouse kitchen seen on HGTV's Fixer Upper features classic subway tile, neutral cabinets and an apron front sink.

Nevada

Modern

This home marries modern and midcentury design for a simple and functional yet beautiful entertaining space. Neutral colors and layered lighting make it easy to transform the room's mood.

From: Kristianne Watts

New Hampshire

Country

This home features a unique hollowed log to serve as the vessel sink. A custom vanity top is attached to the wall, and a square mirror is lit by a wall sconce.

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From: Ashley Gilbreath

New Jersey

Modern

Looking down from the stairs, bright red chairs catch your eye in this modern living area. A sofa against the wall provides additional seating while leaving some open floor space. A blue patterned rug adds an extra touch of color underfoot, and a stylish teardrop pendant light adds interest overhead.

From: Malboeuf Bowie Architecture

New Mexico

Rustic

The wood and stonework bring a rustic look into this home's kitchen space. The large "L"-shaped island provides plenty of seating for guests.

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From: Mary Anne Smiley

New York

Modern

A midcentury bookshelf displays a colorful collection of antiques and sculptures in this modern den. A vintage lamp, woven rug and patterned throw pillows mix in bright colors and patterns in an understated way.

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From: Resolution: 4 Architecture

North Carolina

Farmhouse

This kitchen featured on HGTV's Fixer Upper features farmhouse details like a repurposed old headboard, found at the house, turned into a display rack. Now painted white, the display rack matches the vintage-looking farm table, and serves as a display for plateware and decor. The neo-rustic pendant light is a fun and stylish addition to the dining area.

North Dakota

Country

This country breakfast nook features gingham curtains, and seat cushions. White painted chairs and a built-in bench provides seating around the cobalt blue dining table.

Ohio

Farmhouse

In this master bedroom, modern farmhouse meets upscale sophistication. Using bold elements like the metal frame canopy bed in conjunction with unexpected light, airy pastels for the color palette, designer Mollie Openshaw was able to create a space that makes a statement, but is also restful and serene.

From: Mollie Openshaw

Oklahoma

Farmhouse

This farmhouse-style children's space features a blue and white rug that grounds the room while complementing the bedding and artwork. A cast-iron stove climbs up the wall bringing a retro flair to the space.

From: Lands End Development

Oregon

Farmhouse

This warm farmhouse exterior features black shutters and two inviting porches. White rocking chairs line the porches, allowing plenty of space for outdoor relaxation.

From: John McClain Design

Pennsylvania

Farmhouse

To protect this historic home's original personality, designers kept the original bones and even some of the rooms' original wallpaper. The kitchen is wee but welcoming with toile wallpaper prettily offset by light gray cabinets. Under-cabinet lighting turns one countertop corner into an impromptu bar.

From: cityhomeCOLLECTIVE

Rhode Island

Coastal

The poolhouse of this Rhode Island home keeps the party going with a pass-through window for drinks and snacks. A ship's-ready porthole window is a nod to the home's coastal setting.

Learn More : Waterside Retreats: Coastal Rhode Island Retreat

From: DiMauro Architects, Inc.

South Carolina

Farmhouse

Part of the charm in a true farmhouse is the way old pieces are given new life or new purpose. You can bring cozy comfort to an old table with a fresh coat of chalk paint. Pair with mixed-and-matched chairs, and then top the table with a jar filled with fresh flowers to complete your farmhouse look.

Learn More : How to Bring Farmhouse Style Into Your Kitchen

South Dakota

Farmhouse

For classic farmhouse style, decorate the walls of your kitchen in antique or vintage china arranged in pretty compositions, says Susan Sully, author of Past Present: Living with Heirlooms and Antiques. “You can mix different patterns when you do this,” she says. In this kitchen, plates featuring similar colors in different shapes and sizes are arranged on the wall beside a Dutch door and complement the dinnerware in the open shelving above the sink.

Tennessee

Farmhouse

Inexpensive painted trays, which were popular in the 1950s and 1960s and are still made today, can bring a farmhouse motif to a kitchen, breakfast nook or adjacent area. Small silhouettes often are bargain-priced at vintage and antiques shops, or you can make your own by printing silhouette-style clip art and placing it in small wooden frames.

Texas

Modern

This modern Texas ranch house features a cypress-clad exterior and large windows that invite the outdoors in.

Learn More : Countryside Escapes: Modern Texas Ranch House

From: Matt Fajkus Architecture

Utah

Farmhouse

Vintage kitchen scales add a homey, rustic touch to any kitchen and add flair to your farmhouse style.

Vermont

Modern

Dual sinks were a must for this modern bathroom. To increase the space's functionality, the architects installed a wood cabinet for everyday essentials, as well as a sleek vanity with storage underneath for towels.

From: Malmquist Construction

Virginia

Modern

Right off this modern living room, a full-height operable curtain wall opens to the balcony, creating more space and inviting an indoor-outdoor flow.

From: Eisner Design

Washington

Modern

This large modern home features several floor-to-ceiling windows for excellent views of the outside world.

Learn More : Modern Masterpieces: Home Full of Natural Light

From: Windermere Real Estate

West Virginia

Farmhouse

Not all updates are modern. Give a wood cabinet a “rustic update” by replacing the existing cabinet doors with chicken wire. Athens Building Co. created a wood frame for the wire inset. It can make even a china collection fit into farmhouse style.

Wisconsin

Farmhouse

If you have a fireplace in your kitchen, add quirky and collected elements for instant farmhouse style. This mantel features inexpensive brass candlesticks, baskets and classic blue-and-white platters along with affordable resin bear statues and a deer bust for a rustic farmhouse feel.

Wyoming

Farmhouse

Farmhouse is the most popular design style in the United States, according to Modsy.

This farmhouse was originally built in the early 1900s. It still has its original front porch and front door and all the charm that makes farmhouse such a favorite design style.

Learn More : 98 DIY Farmhouse Decorating Ideas

From: Marie Flanigan Interiors

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