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FIND YOUR DESIGN STYLE QUIZ

Take our 10-question design style quiz and find out now which style represents you best, or just be inspired. If you still have questions at the end of the quiz, we will be here to help you!

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Which feeling do you want the design to give? White,minimalist and modern style bedroom with a white double-bed Clear, simple White luxury living room with white furnitures, candles, mirror and chandelier Glam Bohemian style living room with different colours of furnitures, pillows, carpet, table and bookshelves. Comfortable Modern white living room with dark colour furnitures, carpet and fireplace Timeless A modern and industrial style designed kitchen with high ceiling and dark colours Raw

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Which colours are you drawn to? Bohemian style living room with warm colours Warm colours Luxury living room with shiny colours and gray furniture Shiny colours Eclectic living room with mix of colours Mix of colours Scandinavian style living room with natural colors Natural colours Industrial style living room with gray furniture and dark colours Dark colours

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Which decoration item do you prefer? Modern art paintings in the wall,vases and books standing on a white table Art paintings, vases Rugs, throw blankes and pillows in a living room Rugs, blankets, pillows Decorative things and accessories with memory in a living room with fireplace Things with memory Lots of candles inside of the fireplace in a traditional living room Candles Big decorative glass chandelier with bulbs in a luxury living room Bulbs, chandelier

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Which one would you prefer? Regular lines in a modern living room with sea view Regular lines No definitive lines in an eclectic living room No definitive lines Organic and curved lines future in a minimalistic living room Organic, curved lines Furnitures with symmetrical lines in a traditional living room Symmetrical lines Dark colour furnitures with sharp and clear lines in an industrial style kitchen Sharp or clear lines

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Which one is more important for you? Cool and fresh look with white furnitures in a modern living room Cool and fresh look Warm and familiar look with old sofa and bookshelves in a traditional style room Warm and familiar look Creating your own atmosphere in Bohemian style living room with flowers and furnitures Creating atmosphere Functional design in modern style living room Must be functional Architectural elements are part of the industrial style designed room Architectural elements are part of the design

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What do you notice first when you pull up to a house? How many window it has is important for a modern house How many windows it has Whether or not feeling familiar is important for a house Whether or not it feels familiar The harmony of colours in a living room is important The harmony of the colours Eco-friendly design with solar panels are important for a modern house Whether or not it has eco-friendly design High ceiling with industrial style look is important for a house Whether or not it has high ceilings

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What do you think about old houses? Modern house design I prefer modern house Not useful old house with stairs They're not useful Nice looking old traditional houses have their character They have a character

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Which future would be better? Large windows in a modern house's living room Large windows Gold, silver metallic finishes in a luxury house's living room Metallic finishes Garden with furnitures Garden Flexible and sustainable designed house Flexible design Brick walls and concrete floors Bricks & concrete floors

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How should the floor covering be? Marble floor covering in a modern kitchen Marble Rug in living room Rug Carpet in a living room Carpet Hardwood floor covering Hardwood Concrete flooring in an industrial style kitchen Concrete

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Which architectural elements are you drawn to? Natural lights with big windows, rectangular form furnitures in an open plan kitchen Natural light, rectangular form, open floor plans Geometric patterns, sculptural lines, mouldings in a luxury house Geometric patterns, sculptural lines, mouldings An eclectic living room with bright and happy colours; low level furniture, rich patterns Bright and happy colours, low level furniture, rich patterns Curved lines, asymmetry, free form composition in a living room Curved lines, asymmetry, free form composition High ceilings, raw materials(concrete,brick,metal), vertical design room High ceilings, raw materials (concrete, brick, metal)

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