What is my interior design style?

Pick at least three interiors you love from 48 photos: the Spaace It quiz gives you your interior design style out of 29, with its palette and materials. It is free, with no sign-up and no email.

Updated By the Spaace It team

Pick your dream interior

Select at least 3 images that look like your dream interior.

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How does the style quiz work?

Each photo counts toward one or several styles. The quiz adds up your picks and keeps the style that comes up most.

  1. 1

    Pick at least three photos

    The ones you could see yourself living in. The more you pick, the sharper the result.

  2. 2

    Reveal your style

    The quiz adds up the weight of each photo. On a tie, your first photo decides: the same selection always gives the same style.

  3. 3

    Read your profile

    Your palette, your three materials, what your style says about you, and the two styles closest to it.

Which styles can the quiz give?

29 styles, from Japandi to Dark Academia. Each one is shown by a living room in that style.

  • A living room in the French Chic style

    French Chic

    Herringbone floors, marble, and velvet. Paris, without the clichés.

  • A living room in the Luxury style

    Luxury

    Black marble, emerald velvet, and polished brass. Opulence, unapologetic.

  • A living room in the Floral Glam style

    Floral Glam

    Ivory bouclé, blush marble, and silk. Glamour with a love for flowers.

  • A living room in the Japandi style

    Japandi

    Calm lines, light stone, and indirect light. Minimalism with a warm heart.

  • A living room in the Minimalist style

    Minimalist

    Almost nothing, perfectly placed. Plaster, pale oak, and light.

  • A living room in the Scandinavian style

    Scandinavian

    Light wood, thick wool, and warm whites. Simplicity that feels good.

  • A living room in the Organic style

    Organic

    Soft curves, travertine, and light wood, a creamy palette that soothes everything.

  • A living room in the Mid-Century style

    Mid-Century

    Warm, vintage, sharp yet relaxed, with a bold pop of color.

  • A living room in the Eclectic style

    Eclectic

    Daring colors, brass, and vintage finds. A room with stories to tell.

  • A living room in the Bohemian style

    Bohemian

    Rattan, macramé, terracotta, and layered textiles that tell stories.

  • A living room in the Cottagecore style

    Cottagecore

    Painted wood, floral linen, and wicker. English cottage, tea included.

  • A living room in the Biophilic style

    Biophilic

    Cascading plants, rattan, warm wood, and bold mustard. The city outside, the greenhouse inside.

  • A living room in the Vinyl Loft style

    Vinyl Loft

    Exposed brick, aged leather, and lined-up vinyls. The loft with a record collection.

  • A living room in the Industrial style

    Industrial

    Exposed brick, raw leather, and black steel. The workshop turned home.

  • A living room in the Farmhouse style

    Farmhouse

    Weathered wood, washed linen, and zinc. The farmhouse, reimagined.

  • A living room in the Modern style

    Modern

    Clean lines, marble and walnut, a neutral palette with bold contrast.

  • A living room in the Architect style

    Architect

    Floor-to-ceiling glass, polished concrete, and light oak. Light as a material.

  • A living room in the Brutalist style

    Brutalist

    Board-formed concrete, dark steel, and smoked glass. Architecture before decoration.

  • A living room in the Emerald style

    Emerald

    Deep green velvet, travertine, and brass. A jewel set in the room.

  • A living room in the Wabi-Sabi style

    Wabi-Sabi

    Clay, raw wood, and crumpled linen. The beauty of imperfection.

  • A living room in the 70s Groovy style

    70s Groovy

    Deep woods, amber glass, and plush rugs, with a bold pop of color.

  • A living room in the Colorful style

    Colorful

    Cobalt, yellow, and daring patterns. Color as a way of life.

  • A living room in the Nocturne style

    Nocturne

    Midnight blue velvet, dark walnut, and warm brass. A room made for evenings.

  • A living room in the Dark Academia style

    Dark Academia

    Oxblood leather, mahogany, and aged brass. The library you always wanted.

  • A living room in the American style

    American

    Solid wood, exposed stone, and thick cotton. Comfort, XXL and proud.

  • A living room in the Mediterranean style

    Mediterranean

    White lime, terracotta, and olive wood. The south, inside your walls.

  • A living room in the Bali style

    Bali

    Carved teak, rattan, and volcanic stone. The island, soft shade, and breezy air.

  • A living room in the Retro Futurism style

    Retro Futurism

    Chrome, orange velvet, and opaline. The future as dreamed in 1970.

  • A living room in the Cabinet style

    Cabinet

    Dark green paneling, oxblood leather, and brass. An English novel’s study.

What to do once you know your style?

See it in your home. These are the styles of the Spaace It app: take a photo of your room, choose yours, and the app returns the same room in that style.

In the app, your style stays saved in your profile, under “My style”, and you can retake the quiz when your taste changes.

Frequently asked questions

Is the interior design style quiz free, with no email?
Yes. The Spaace It style quiz is free with no sign-up: no account and no email address.
How many interior design styles does the quiz know?
The Spaace It quiz can return 29 styles, from Scandinavian to Japandi by way of Bohemian, Industrial, Mediterranean, Wabi-Sabi and Mid-Century. The app offers 32.
How is the result calculated?
Each of the 48 photos counts toward one or several styles. The quiz adds up the weight of the photos you pick and keeps the style with the highest total. On a tie, the first photo you picked decides.
Can I have more than one style?
Yes. The Spaace It quiz gives your dominant style and shows the two neighboring styles, with their share of your picks. Retake it with other photos to explore.
Are my picks saved?
No. On the website, the quiz runs in your browser: nothing is sent or stored. In the Spaace It app, you can save your style to your profile.
What should I do once I know my style?
See it in your room. In the Spaace It app, take a photo of your room and choose your style: the app returns the same room in that style.

See your style in your home

A photo of your room, your style, and it is done.

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