I think Sketch 2 is the space I'd want to spend time in. It's warm without being hard.

Sketch 1 is a cracker

Sketch 5 - good use of space, not too much but not sparse. I like the use of colour as well - it isn't overwhelming.

It was between 1 and 3 for me, but in the end I chose number 1 for the warm colour palette and the interesting textures.

I chose number 2 - Sleek, simple Scandi ... when can I move in?

No 5. Well ahead of the others methinks. Very good use of the wall space without losing the openness of the room. What was the brief? Hard to decide when I don't know what the room is used for...

No 1 for me. Warm, inviting use of colour in a subtle way. The clever mix of furnishing and accessories make the room welcoming and relaxed without being overly co-coordinated. I would certainly look forward to returning home each evening for a chill out session in such a stylish room.

Great sofa in no.3 - options for sitting or lying down work for me!

Sketch 5. There is just something about the way this sketch has been layout. Great use of space, colour and decorative accessories.

Sketch 1. Lovely warm colours and the right mix of eclectic objects to make a warm.cozy and interesting room

Sletch 2 - lovely natural colours and materials, very restful. I'd have it in my house!

Firstly, well done to everyone whose sketches have made it through; it was A very difficult choice as each of the designs were great in there own ways and styles; but if I was limited to one, I would go for Sketch 3.

The designer has incorporated many of the pieces listed by houzz, such as the table lamp, green decore, table and mirror without making them room look overly cluttered. Rather, the room follows a cohesive theme: the designer has replicated the use of green from the deocre item through plants and wall-hung images; the black from the table is followed through, into the chair, sofa, lighting, rug and frames to create a monochrome theme with splashes of greens. Finally, the addition of a hint of pink adds warmth and coordinates with the floor to create an overall, balanced room in terms of deign and colour.

One - I think modernity is becoming too bland, predictable and cold - this fuses warmth with modernity - this is the one I want to return home to after a busy day. I love the injection of colour with the fabrics - the rest of them of whilst lovely IMO are cold in comparison. It does have a Mad Men 60's vibe going on as well - all it needs now is Don Draper and a dry martini :)

I love the simplicity of sketch no.6!

The pendants (which, btw, are so lovely) and shelves coordinate with the side table fantastically. Whilst the style of the sofa is not totally me, the colour works well in the design. The muted colour scheme, fused with a black chair and a floor plant brings life to the room.

Good luck everyone!

Love 3 - nice welcoming cosy space I would love to relax in with family and friends. Uncluttered and comfy - breathe easy

I love room 4. Its a very fresh look and the colour choices are great - work really well together. The pendant lighting brings the scheme together. Good luck!!

The others are really nice but I chose number 1 because it is less 'designery' and more realistically livable, friendly and homely. Lets face it, many of us don't have houses that can accommodate the other 5 mid-century/scandi/minimalist crossover stuff going on here. Life is a bit chaotic, colourful, warm, offbeat and this room reflects that.

No.1 Nice use of colour

Thank you everyone for all your votes and great comments. We are pleased to announce the Sketches with the most votes and therefore winners of our [Sketch To Win competition[(https://www.houzz.co.uk/discussions/sketch-to-win-products-from-houzz-of-2018-now-closed-dsvw-vd~5178474?n=29) are:

Sketch 3 Seasons in Colour - 68 votes

Sketch 1 rachelmidlands - 58 votes

Sketch 4 Danielle H - 45 votes

And the winner of our Voter's Prize is: Mary Moore

Thanks again to everyone that participated and stay tuned for more competitions.