Home style quiz: find your interior and garden design style
Many homeowners collect images they love, save ideas on Pinterest, or feel immediately drawn to certain spaces without being able to articulate why. Our interior and garden design style quiz helps you identify the aesthetic that feels most natural to you. In a few straightforward questions, the patterns connecting your preferences begin to take shape.
A quiz for your whole home
Most style quizzes focus only on interiors. Because House Designer works across both interior and garden design, this quiz considers your home as a single, connected experience. It looks at how your living spaces, hallway, entrance, terrace and planting choices relate to one another.
Your results reflect a cohesive design direction for your whole home, not just a passing trend or a single room.
What your style result means
Every home tells a story. The style you connect with most reflects not just your aesthetic preferences, but how you want your home to feel day to day.
Scandi Minimalist
Rooted in Scandinavian design principles, this style centres on calm, uncluttered spaces with natural light, light wood tones and a neutral palette. It works particularly well in homes where function and simplicity are valued equally.
Japandi
A blend of Japanese and Scandinavian sensibilities, Japandi combines restraint with warmth. Expect muted earthy tones, natural materials and measured negative space. It suits homeowners who want minimalism with a softer, more organic feel.
Contemporary
Contemporary design moves with the present rather than adhering to a fixed period. Clean lines, layered textures and a deliberate mix of materials define this style. It is flexible enough to evolve as your taste develops.
Biophilic
Biophilic design brings the natural world into the home through living plants, natural stone, timber, water features and organic forms. It is particularly well suited to homes where the interior and garden are designed to feel connected.
Coastal
Coastal style draws on the textures and tones of the shoreline. Linen, rattan, bleached wood and soft blues and greens create spaces that feel relaxed and open. It translates well from living rooms through to garden terraces.
Maximalist
Where minimalism edits, maximalism celebrates. Rich colour, layered pattern, personal collections and bold furniture choices define this style. Done well, it is deeply personal and full of character.
Traditional
Traditional interiors draw on classic British and European design with a focus on quality craftsmanship, symmetry and timeless materials. This style ages exceptionally well and works naturally alongside period architecture.
Industrial
Industrial design takes its cues from warehouse and loft aesthetics. Exposed brick, steel, raw timber and utilitarian lighting combine to create spaces that feel robust and refined. It pairs well with contemporary furniture for a more polished finish.
Found a style that feels like you?
Take the quiz and see which styles suit your home, then bring your result to life with our interior and garden design services.
Take the style quiz