Check out the featured rooms above and then click through to see the rest of the home.
Top row, left to right:
1. Jacob & Laurie Do It Themselves in West Ridge
2. Meg and John's Big City Home
3. Tanis & Terry's Workman's Cottage
4. Karla's Asian Transitional Home
5. Francesco's Well-Curated Flat
Bottom row, left to right:
6. Kathleen and Alex's Guest-Ready Condo
7. Dominic's Vintage Gold Coast Gem
8. The Fahden's Clearly Clean & Simple
9. Kathleen & Chet's Antique Market Style
10. Joseph's Wicker Park Nest
Small Cool Lessons: Discovering Small Space Design Ideas That Really Work
Beatriz's Fun & Functional Workspace
Good Food to Share 
The Big Book of Small, Cool Spaces 
Apartment Therapy Presents 
The Eight-Step Home Cure 
Sheex Bedding
A Work Week Menu Plan That You Can Do
How to Make Fresh Pasta Dough in the Food Processor
I rather like the rooms that are white,
and the room with a lot of black is fab. But DANG I hate beige!!! Can't help it.
I love the openness, uncluttered, airy and brightness of this room. Also, the furniture is a fab! However, I wished there were more colors. Bright colors, gives a pop to a dull or neutral room. And this room is so huge, it would be able to withstand bold colored furniture's.
Francesco's Well-Curated Flat is absolutely gorgeous!
Pic #9 shows that neutral need not mean minimal/blah/devoid of personality. Most of others shown here look like catalog pages or furniture showrooms to me.
Agree with beddybee. I prefer most of the homes here to what I've seen in this year's color contest. I love color, but I haven't voted thumbs up much in the contest, very few of the entries are speaking to me...
Anyway, love the examples shown above!
i love beige! it's a difficult color as it can easily make any space look like an unexciting and standardized rental but used right it is soothing and sophisticated.
#1 is on the market I think, if you really, really like it....
I love the look of neutral rooms. So calm and clean. But I can never pull it off. I always ruin it by becoming hopelessly attracted to some ridiculous bright lamp or something and from there it's a slippery slope into crazy color.