What's Your Decorating Personality?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  Which aesthetic do you prefer in your home?

  • A.
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    I value warmth and natural textures.
  • B.
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    I thrive in vibrant, eclectic spaces.
  • C.
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    I appreciate a mix of classic and modern elements.
  • D.
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    I love clean lines and natural materials.
• 2.
  What is your highest goal when updating your home?

  • A.
    Creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere.
  • B.
    Balancing my classic pieces with modern touches.
  • C.
    Ensuring it's eco-friendly and sustainable.
  • D.
    Making sure it reflects my unique personality.
• 3.
  What do you love most about using vintage or second-hand items in your decor?

  • A.
    I enjoy the quirky character they bring.
  • B.
    I prefer a mix of old and new for balance.
  • C.
    I love the idea of repurposing and sustainability.
  • D.
    I like the warmth and charm they add.
• 4.
  What is the most important thing you look for in home decor?

  • A.
    Color and personality.
  • B.
    Comfort and warmth.
  • C.
    Elegance and timelessness.
  • D.
    Simplicity and functionality.
• 5.
  How would you describe your ideal living space?

  • A.
    Minimal and clutter-free.
  • B.
    Warm and cozy.
  • C.
    Eclectic and full of life.
  • D.
    Sophisticated with a modern twist.
• 6.
  Which setting do you vibe with the most?

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    Cozy, protected cave.
  • B.
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    Peaceful valley landscape.
  • C.
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    Vibrant, bustling market.
  • D.
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    Refreshing mountaintop.
  • E.
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    Fluid, flexible shoreline.
  • F.
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    Nourishing, creative kitchen.

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  The Realist

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  Your style is all about simplicity and sustainability. You believe in creating spaces that are practical, eco-friendly, and beautiful. This approach not only helps the environment but also brings a sense of peace and order to your home. You can enhance your minimalist style by incorporating natural materials, clean lines, and repurposing items you already own. In a couple of days I'll send you an email with design style suggestions, based on your Realist Archetype.In the meantime, check out my blog post about giving your treasured items a new lease on life.
• 2.
  The Creator

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  Your style is vibrant and eclectic, reflecting a love for color, texture, and global influences. You thrive in spaces that are full of life and personality. Embrace your creative spirit by mixing patterns and colors. Incorporate handmade items to add quirky character to your space. Your home needs to be a reflection of your adventurous soul. In a couple of days I'll send you an email with design style suggestions, based on your Creator Archetype. In the meantime, check out my blog post about mixing colors and patterns, and why I love working with them.
• 3.
  The Intellectual

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  Your style is a blend of classic elegance and modern simplicity. You appreciate timeless design elements but aren't afraid to incorporate contemporary touches. This balance creates a home that feels both sophisticated and welcoming. Focus on quality pieces that stand the test of time, and don't shy away from mixing old with new. In a couple of days I'll send you an email with design style suggestions, based on your Intellectual Archetype.In the meantime, check out this blog post with my simple checklist for reevaluating your current furniture.
• 4.
  The Nurturer

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  Your style is warm and inviting, with a focus on natural, cozy elements. You value comfort and practicality, creating spaces that feel like home to you and your loved ones. Embrace your love for Mother Earth by using materials from nature: wood, stone, and soft, natural textiles. Your home needs to be a welcoming haven of peace and relaxation. In a couple of days I'll send you an email with design style suggestions, based on your Nurturer Archetype.In the meantime, check out my blog post about Slow Design and making intentional choices about our furnishings.