Do you decorate with themes?

Nope. I just decorate areas with seasonal decor.

No, themes are not my style at all. I find them a bit tacky tbh.

I don't have themes like that, but everything must be coordinated in some way, by color or style or whatever.

I don’t really have any themes except for holidays. My mom has a huge of house and some of her rooms kind of have themes. For example, she calls one bedroom the “little girls room” because she has a few of her and my old folks, an antique high chair, some vintage kids books, etc. It’s not tacky like it maybe sounds. Probably like a very simple little girls room from a vintage era. One of her other bedrooms has my stepdads memorabilia from throughout his life, and another room has a few pictures of each of their families when they were kids.

I don't have themes but each room does have a different color decor. Guest room and 2nd bathroom are blues and grays, living room is black, grays and silver, kitchen is red, black and grays, our bedroom and bath are teal and grays and our texas room is a combination of black, red, gray and teal.

I'm drawn to the grandmillenial style, but I have too much stuff right now. Especially since I sold my house and moved in to take care of my mother.

I do like the idea of your Office themed office. I want to create a gallery wall with artwork from my travels and sneak in Pam's painting. 🤣

I used to but not so much anymore, although my bathroom does kind of have some "sea" items (seahorses, mermaids, sandcastle) but now, I mostly decorate by color.  Like my kitchen has Tiffany Blue decor items, my living room is plums, my bedroom is pinks, my guest room is blues, that kind of thing.  

No themes. When I built my house, I was really into antiques. That was good because no one else wanted my grandmother's stuff. It wasn't valuable but it was old and most importantly, free! I still have a few pieces.

Having a good color scheme is important to me. Also, I want accessories that I really love and have a significance in my life.

The only holiday I decorate for is Christmas and I've done less and less as I get older and just don't want to be bothered.

I do love fresh flowers in the house. From May through frost, I typically have flowers from my garden. There are 4 arrangements in the house right now which is a bit of an overload. My hydrangeas are blooming and some other things are starting to come in as well.

Not really a theme but a decorating style, I suppose. Having grown up in Louisiana, there is definitely French influences to what we have done inside. It’s been call French provincial several times and I suppose it it’s definitely not modern, contemporary or anything like that.

As for holiday or seasonal decorations, I do add that around the house but it’s usually limited to family, formal dining and kitchen areas. Christmas has the most decorations.

If DH had his way, our home and cabin would look like a Cabela’s store threw up in them, LOL. Deer heads and stuffed fish; plus deer, hunting dogs and pheasant framed prints from Ducks Unlimited banquets in every room.

Our lake cabin has a definite cabin vibe and is more themed. The upstairs bath has some pine/ northwoods type decals on the wall and a cabin-y color scheme. The downstairs bath has a fishing theme with a bright funky shower curtain with colorful fishing lures printed on it and colorful painted wood cutout lures with hooks for towel hangers in there. The guest room has an under the sea type theme with seashells on the bedding and oversized seahorse wall art. The other two bedrooms aren’t really themed, there is no decor in my bedroom at all. The great room has a mounted deer head and a huge rack of elk horns from the old cabin on the wall, some carved and painted wooden fish and a big laser cut wooden map of our lake. We used rowboat oars for the handrails going down to the basement. We’re still working on the common areas in the basement and haven’t decided what to do in those rooms, but DH saved the original windows from the old cabin to use somewhere down there as picture frames with family photos through the years. His family has been on the lake in the same place for over 50 years.

At home I guess you could say our family room has a cozy north woods thing kind of going on. We’ve got the obligatory mounted deer head over the fireplace and the mantel has a collection of small pine trees, a carved wooden bear that was a gift from a friend years ago, and a collection of folk art vintage type snowmen that stay up year round. My studio is colorful and fun. Since I have always been into animation and Disney, I have the giant Minnie Mouse that I rescued from DD’s room when she was done with her, some Minion decals, a big Tinkerbell and a giant Muppets decal and a Hello Kitty chalkboard wall decal that I haven’t found spots for yet. I put colorful polka dots on one wall. It’s a fun, happy space.

I wouldn’t say themes really, but overall vibe/style for rooms- yes. And this is created with color, patterns, decor, furniture choice, etc. we just moved into our new house and I’m going for a coastal cottage industrial farmhouse vibe (we have a barn and are on the coast so it works lol- it leans more coastalCottage than farmhouse ). Within that, some rooms are different color schemes but it all works together (I do not like matchy matchy so it’s fun for me to collect random things and make it all interestingly harmonious.

I decorate for holidays and seasons. I’m digging out my 4th of July stuff tomorrow. My bathroom is octopus/nautical themed but that’s my only theme. Everything goes in each room but it’s not themed.

No themes for us either. I only decorate at Christmas 🎄