Style Discovery Quiz
Section 01 — Style Discovery
What's your home style?
Go with your first instinct — not what you think your home should look like, but what genuinely draws you in. No wrong answers here.
If two styles come out close, you'll see both. Most people are a mix — and knowing your second style is one of the most useful things to know about yourself as a decorator.
01 of 12
A room that makes you feel instantly at home looks like:
ALight, airy, and calm — natural textures, ocean-inspired tones, nothing too heavy
BWarm and romantic — vintage touches, rich fabrics, layered and inviting
CClean and intentional — every piece has a purpose, no visual clutter
DBold and collected — full of personality, patterns, plants, and meaningful objects
02 of 12
Your ideal way to spend a slow morning at home:
ASunlight streaming in, windows cracked open, something simple and natural nearby
BWrapped in a throw, soft lamplight, something beautiful within reach — books, florals, candles
CA tidy, quiet space where everything has its place and you can actually breathe
DA colorful, creative space full of things that feel like you — and only you
03 of 12
You walk into a home store. What stops you in your tracks first?
ALinen, rattan, driftwood — anything in a sandy or sea-glass tone
BOrnate frames, velvet accents, antique-style pieces, and warm golds
CSleek, simple lines in neutral tones — pieces that are high quality without trying too hard
DUnexpected statement pieces, rich jewel tones, layered textures you've never seen combined
04 of 12
You walk into a stranger's home and feel immediately at ease. The room probably has:
ANatural light, simple or bare windows, a woven rug — nothing competing for attention
BLayered lamplight, something floral, a velvet cushion or two — warm and completely considered
COne strong focal point and very little else — intentional, calm, nothing accidental
DA mix of things from different places and decades that somehow all work together
05 of 12
When you bring something new home for your space, your gut check is:
A"Does this feel calm and light?"
B"Does this feel warm and romantic?"
C"Does this actually need to be here?"
D"Does this make a statement and feel like ME?"
06 of 12
Your favorite color palette for your home would lean toward:
ASoft whites, sandy beige, seafoam, pale blue — airy and effortless
BCream, dusty rose, antique gold, muted sage — soft and rich at the same time
CWarm greige, soft white, charcoal, natural wood — quiet and grounded
DTerracotta, deep green, mustard, cobalt, burgundy — rich and unapologetic
07 of 12
When a room feels "off" to you, it's usually because:
AIt feels too dark, heavy, or closed in
BIt feels cold, sterile, or lacks warmth and character
CIt feels cluttered, chaotic, or visually overwhelming
DIt feels too safe, too matchy, or completely lacks personality
08 of 12
The shelf styling you'd feel most proud of looks like:
AA woven basket, a simple white vase with dried pampas grass, and a piece of driftwood
BA vintage candlestick, a small floral arrangement, and an antique trinket or two
COne beautiful sculptural object with clean lines — and intentional empty space around it
DA stack of colorful books, a bold ceramic, and a trailing plant all together
09 of 12
If you could change one thing about your home right now without spending any money, it would be:
AMore natural light and openness — it feels a little closed in
BMore warmth and layered coziness — it feels a little sparse
CLess visual clutter and cleaner surfaces — it feels overwhelming
DMore personality and color — it feels a little too safe right now
10 of 12
Your favorite room in someone else's home is usually the one that:
AMakes you exhale — calm, uncluttered, you just feel better standing in it
BTells a story — there are layers to discover, things to look at everywhere
CFeels thoughtfully simple — you can tell nothing in it is there by accident
DHas a personality you've genuinely never seen anywhere else
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The feeling you most want someone to have when they walk into your home:
A"This feels so calm and peaceful"
B"This feels so warm and special — like stepping into another world"
C"This feels so clean and intentional — nothing is out of place"
D"This feels so YOU — I've never seen anything quite like it"
12 of 12
When you imagine your ideal home fully finished, the one word that fits best is:
APeaceful
BRomantic
CEdited
DExpressive
Please answer all 12 questions — then we'll find your style.
You're a blend — and that's a good thing
Your palette
Three colors, three jobs. Where each one goes — walls, textiles, the small things — is in the email.
What this means for your refresh
Your palette has three colors. The email tells you where each one goes.
Walls, textiles, the small things, plus the one thing to watch for your style. It'll be in your inbox when you're standing in the store trying to remember.
You'll also get occasional styling notes from me. Unsubscribe anytime.
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