What’s Your Style Identity?

Your design preferences make up your own personal style identity!

We all have a style identity when it comes to interior design. You know what you like, but you might not know the name or the specific characteristics of that style. Have fun answering a few questions to find out what your style is.

What is my style identity?

• Does your house look like an English garden or a beach house?
• Do you love the casual look as opposed to straight lines?
• Do you enjoy natural light to indoor lighting?
• Would you rather be outdoors or at the beach instead of stuck inside?

Your style is Shabby Chic / Coastal

Characteristics: Casual furniture in natural materials such as wicker and rattan and worn looking white-washed woods. Stripes and florals dominate fabric patterns.

Color palette: Layered blues, crisp whites, rosy reds and greens.

• What is my style identity?

• Does city-living appeal to you?
• Do you like the linear look of urban architecture?
• Do you have suspended lamps with Edison bulbs in your home?
• Do you like bare building materials seen in old factories and converted lofts?

Your style is Industrial

Characteristics: Spacious, simple design that includes wood and metal elements. Exposed pipes, ducts and brick walls are often seen. High ceilings are common.

Color palette: Neutral palette – gray, brown, grayish-white, tan.

What is my style identity?

• Do you read about art and know furniture designers’ names?

• Are you a fan of low sleek furniture with style and comfort?

• Did you have a serious addiction to Mad Men?

• Would you describe yourself as simple and uncomplicated?

Your style is Mid-Century Modern

Characteristics: Clean, often curved lines mixed with simple geometric shapes. There usually is a variety of materials (woods, metals, plastics) used in this design.

Color palette: Background earthy neutrals (browns & grays) paired with bright, bold colors such as oranges, chartreuse, pink and blues.

What is my style identity?

• Do you prefer simple design with clean lines and geometric patterns?

• Do you believe ‘less is more’?

• Would you describe yourself as organized, methodical and efficient?

• Is your home free of clutter?

Your style is Minimalism

Characteristics: This is a bare essential look. Simple, uncluttered, clean lines typically in an open floor plan. Functional furniture with flat, smooth surfaces and strong lines.

Color palette: Monochromatic – a variation of one color, usually whites, beiges and greys.

What is my style identity?

• Do you appreciate history and tradition?

• Does your home have a “timeless” look?

• Are you a planner who rarely acts on impulse? 

• Do you prefer stately color palettes and elegant furnishings?

Your style is Traditional

Characteristics: Curved, heavy, dark wood furniture is the norm, paired with stuffed patterned fabrics, hardwood floors, and classical art.

Color palette: Deep, rich jewel-tone hues in reds, blues and greens. 

What is my style identity?

• Are you trendy, yet classic and chic?

• Do you love to shop at the flea market for well-loved décor items?

• Do you have more seating than you need because you love to entertain?

• Is your home known for its warmth and simplicity?

Your style is Modern Farmhouse

Characteristics: A comfortable mix of old and new with heirloom hand-me-downs. Texture abounds with organic and natural materials.

Color palette: Dominated by natural colors such as soft whites, stormy grays, greiges, browns with accents of purple and blues.

What is my style identity?

• Is The Great Gatsby your favorite book or movie?

• Do you love rich metallics and sumptuous fabrics?

• Is your home filled with stylized geometric patterns?

• Do your friends describe you as glamorous?

Your style is Art Deco / Hollywood Glam

Characteristics: Bold and opulent, yet elegant and functional. Angular, geometric forms are common, and fabrics have exotic patterns or high-shine finishes. Deeply colored polished wood, often with a lacquer finish, is frequently paired with metallic accents.

Color palette: Accents of deep yellows, reds, greens, blues and pinks, offset by softer colors of creams and beiges.

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