Hey Xqblykrazy,

If you could decorate your home any way you’d like, what would it look like? And what sort of people are drawn to that style? 

You know how it feels to walk into a room and just feel like it’s “right.” You feel at ease but also inspired. You “fit” there. What’s that room like for you?

You know the look. White walls, sleek furniture, bare countertops, and a few carefully chosen decor pieces, like houseplants or a stack of hardcover books. Those who feel themselves drawn to this style may also find that they have perfectionistic tendencies, are highly motivated, and always crave more time. 

This style is easily grouped in with the minimalistic look because of similar color schemes and a shared affinity for simplicity, but a closer look shows that scandanavian style has major differences. Comfort and coziness is favored above efficiency, for one. The overall space is more lived-in than that of the minimalists, and better suited for entertaining. Decoration is also less sparse, usually used to convey core values and beliefs. Those who favor Scandanavian interior design style are likely social and friendly and very interested in meaningful relationships. They are comfortable with themselves but always seeking to learn more.

Pop art interiors are fresh, bold, and modern. Common features are bright colors and unconventional modern art. Don’t be mistaken, though, these spaces aren’t childish. They’re actually quite elegant in an unpredictable and intriguing way, much like those who design them. These are the type of people who seem like they must have lived 10 lives already. They have a story for everything and always know what’s going on in the world.

We all know someone whose home is the epitome of shabby chic decor. Think distressed, light-colored furniture, plants, and some farmhouse-meets-Parisian elements. The people who favor this style are typically optimistic and social, but at times, controlling. They love finding new decor and you see something new just about every time you’re there. They are family-oriented and have strong values, but can at times seem superficial to those who don’t know them well. 

This style is self-explanatory, but it also covers a range of different looks from a range of different eras. The common ground with vintage stylings is the prevalence of lots of accessories. Think vintage suitcases, old maps, and boats in glass bottles. Those who go for vintage stylings are usually meticulous individuals willing to go far out of their way to get the best item for their home.They’re often highly passionate, complex, and well-read. 

These designs are airy and simple. They mimic natural patterns,and prominently feature natural light. In a room of this style, you’re likely to find flower arrangements and the incorporation of natural forms into man-made objects. Folks who call this their ideal tend to look for the essence of things, rather than their surface level. They enjoy the simple things in life. They are organized and introspective. 

Classic stylings are fairly self-explanatory. They embody the phrase “timeless beauty” and are highly curated to reflect the best the designer has to offer. The people who favor this look want to be seen as noble and elegant. They are charming but self-conscious, upright yet optimistic, and appear in themselves ageless. 

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