Living rooms often serve as a home’s focal point, providing a versatile space where you can both curl up on the couch and entertain houseguests. But what details make up the ideal American living room, and how do those details differ from the dream living room in Washington?

Furniture retailer Joybird surveyed over 2,500 Americans and asked them to describe their dream living room. Nationwide, the “country house” design style was the most popular for the living room — think modern farmhouse, but with a European twist. The style features exposed wooden beams, floral patterns and curated/one-of-a-kind pieces (like heirlooms or flea market finds). Forty percent of states surveyed said this aesthetic was their design of choice.

Furthermore, respondents from 55% of states dream of a leather sofa in their ideal living room, with 84% wishing for a sectional as their preferred sofa style. Meanwhile, nearly two-thirds chose a lounge chair as their preferred accent seating.

Other popular dream living room details across the country include medium to dark brown hardwood floors, white or off-white walls, matte black hardware and big windows to let in lots of natural light.

In Washington, however, preferences varied slightly: While respondents still imagined lounge chairs, matte black hardware, dark brown hardwoods and sectional sofas, they leaned toward a Scandinavian design style with wood accents, modern furniture, ample greenery and simple, practical decorations. Washingtonians also preferred performance fabric for their sofas and gray shades on the walls.