INTERIOR DESIGN QUIZ

FIND YOUR INTERIOR DESIGN STYLE

Not sure whether your home wants to be modern, farmhouse, or something in between? You’re not alone, most people can point to rooms they love without being able to name why. Our interior design style quiz takes the guesswork out of it.

Answer eight quick questions about color, texture, and mood, and we’ll match you with the style that actually fits how you live. It’s the fastest way to walk into online interior design with a clear direction, instead of a folder of inspiration photos that don’t quite agree with each other.

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Find Your Interior Design Style

Style Finder

What’s your interior design style?

Answer eight quick questions about color, texture and mood. We’ll match you with the style that fits your home best — and the design package to match.

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HOW IT WORKS

Instead of asking you to pick a style you may not know the name of yet, we ask about things you already have opinions on: what’s on your floor, how you feel about pattern, what material you gravitate toward. Your answers are scored and matched to the closest of sixteen interior design styles, plus a runner-up style you might also love.

Once you have your match, you can move straight into our interior design packages, a faster, more affordable path to a finished room than hiring a traditional online interior decorator from scratch.

EXPLORE INTERIOR DESIGN STYLES

Each of these is a distinct look with its own materials, color logic, and furniture shapes. A quick guide to what defines each one:

Modern interior design favors clean lines, quiet palettes, and furniture that’s there to be used, not admired. Ornament is kept to a minimum, the architecture and materials do the talking.

Contemporary interior design reflects whatever’s current right now rather than a fixed set of rules. Expect sleeker surfaces, sculptural furniture, and a palette that shifts with the times, related to modern, but always evolving.

Minimalist interior design strips a room down to what it needs. A neutral palette, a handful of well-chosen pieces, and generous open space define the look.

Farmhouse interior design is built around worn wood, slipcovered comfort, and a kitchen meant for gathering. Modern farmhouse interior design softens the rustic edge with cleaner lines and a lighter palette.

Coastal interior design pulls its palette straight from the shoreline, light-washed woods, breezy linens, and soft blues and sands throughout.

Cape Cod interior design brings shingle-style New England ease indoors, with navy, white, and classic detailing that feels crisp rather than fussy.

New England interior design leans on symmetry, wood paneling, and colonial-era detail, done with restraint rather than heavy formality.

Traditional interior design is built on rich wood tones, tailored upholstery, and symmetry throughout, formal, polished, and timeless.

Transitional interior design blends traditional silhouettes with modern simplicity, borrowing the warmth of one and the ease of the other.

Scandinavian interior design pairs pale wood and soft textiles with warm minimalism, comfortable rather than stark.

Japandi interior design combines Japanese restraint with Scandinavian warmth: natural materials, quiet lines, and deliberately uncluttered space.

Cottage interior design brings in florals, vintage finds, and a soft, lived-in charm, cozy without trying too hard.

Midcentury modern interior design is defined by tapered legs, warm walnut, and a bold accent color, retro lines that still feel current today.

Maximalism interior design layers pattern, saturated color, and collected objects without apology. More isn’t a mistake here, it’s the point.

Eclectic interior design curates pieces from different eras and origins, unified by instinct rather than a single rulebook.

INTERIOR DESIGN STYLE FAQS

Common interior design styles include modern, contemporary, minimalist, farmhouse, traditional, transitional, coastal, Scandinavian, Japandi, midcentury modern, cottage, eclectic, and maximalism. Most homes actually blend two or three of these rather than following just one.

The fastest way is to answer a few concrete questions about color, texture, and furniture shape rather than trying to name a style outright. Our free interior design style quiz does exactly that, matching your answers to a style in about two minutes.

Modern interior design refers to a specific historical style with clean lines and minimal ornament. Contemporary interior design simply means whatever’s current — it evolves over time and borrows from modern, but isn’t locked to one era.

Coastal interior design is a broader, breezier shoreline look that can apply anywhere. Cape Cod interior design is more specific — it’s rooted in New England shingle-style architecture, with a crisper, more classic palette.

Japandi interior design blends Japanese minimalism with Scandinavian warmth, natural materials, quiet lines, and uncluttered space that still feels lived-in rather than cold.

Maximalism is the intentional layering of pattern, color, and collected objects. Rather than editing a room down, it builds it up — with curation still guiding what gets included.

Not necessarily. Our interior design packages give you the finishes, materials, and layout guidance to bring your matched style to life, without starting from a blank page with a full-service online interior decorator.

Yes, most homes work best as a primary style with a secondary influence, which is why our quiz shows you both a top match and a style you might also love.