Yes. It is difficult to describe one's style. Have no idea what style but you seem to like: 1. Having a clear link to outside greenery/nature (bringing outdoors in). 2 Lots of light via big windows. 3. Pitched ceiling. 4. Simplicity - square set cornices. 5. House to have a natural elements.. 6. Colour scheme: white/naturals/navy/black/splashes of timber in each room. 7. Division of living space by change of levels. 8. The simple design of house allows your artwork and nature outside to shine. (I like the same style as you, apart from the timber walkway as a must and I often struggle to know what to tell people in shop the look I am going after).

I think narrowing it down to a style is unwise.
Design should fit context, climate and client. I think any architect who can combine those can bring your project to a nice finish.

Try this exercise. If you can only have 3 images of your ideabook, put them here. Be ruthless, just 3, no more.
That will identify your wish list.

Thanks @3DA Design Drafting and 3D Visuals....my three would be...

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@Audrey1967! I think that is what I am struggling with. I know what I like, I have gone through each image and pulled out what it is that is drawing me to it. Its just hard to articulate it I guess. Having never done this with an architect before I dont want to show up and not have any idea of explaining myself!! haha. It seems I won't need to though based on these responses. All the things you mentioned are exactly what I like. I have a variety of original artworks in my home so having a focus on designing around those and connecting the outdoors to the indoors is of huge significance to me.

there you go!
less is more powerful isn't it?

now shortlist it to just one. everything else revolves around that singular idea.

now you won't fear losing things out anymore.
before its a house of collage
now its a concept with add-ons

Thankyou @3DA Design Drafting and 3D Visuals. I will do just that. Very helpful!

I got fairly good idea anyway.
Open plan with indoor outdoor connection. That step down is how you longed for a smaller scale cozyness that responds to level changes

Hi, I'd call that contemporary, open plan, scandinavian. You have chosen very beautiful inspiration pictures, I'm sure your new place will look fantastic. :)

I would definitely call it Mid-Century classic with a bit of an Industrial element to the furniture and fittings. More so image 1 than the other 2- which are paired down somewhat to just a simple modern feel with raw materials used in the finishes- stone, timber grains, concrete, steel, that kind of thing, rather than glitzy, brassy or painted that is.