What's your home style?

Six quick questions. Go with your first reaction. Your result comes with a color palette and the key pieces that create the look.

1. Your ideal Saturday morning is…

Tea and a quiet hour in a tidy, peaceful room Doors open, a breeze coming in, bare feet Very little around you, just a few beautiful things A good book in a lovely armchair Plants, music and a market haul on the table

2. Pick a color mix

Oatmeal, soft gray, charcoal and pale wood White, sand, soft blue and sea green Warm white, beige and mushroom Navy, cream, deep green and brass Terracotta, rust, olive and natural cane

3. Which material do you love most?

Light oak and handmade ceramics Linen and whitewashed wood Smooth plaster and travertine Dark wood and velvet Rattan, jute and woven textiles

4. Your dream sofa is…

Low, simple and neutral Deep and slouchy in washable white linen A curved shape in creamy bouclé Tailored, with neat arms Squishy, with lots of patterned pillows

5. Clutter makes you feel…

Stressed. Everything needs a home. Fine, as long as it feels relaxed Uncomfortable. Empty surfaces are bliss. Fine if it's books and collected pieces Happy. A home should look lived in.

6. Pick a holiday

A quiet mountain inn in Japan A beach house on the coast A sleek modern hotel A grand old country house Morocco or Bali

Show my style

The five home styles

Japandi

Japandi blends the quiet simplicity of Japanese design with the cozy practicality of Scandinavian homes. It's built on soft neutrals, natural materials, low furniture and very few, very good things. The result is a room that feels like a deep breath. Key pieces: low sofa, light oak, paper lantern, handmade ceramics.

Modern Coastal

Modern Coastal is about light, air and ease. It uses soft whites, sandy neutrals and gentle blues and greens, with natural textures like linen, rattan and whitewashed timber. It's relaxed without being themed: no anchors or seashell signs needed. Key pieces: slouchy white sofa, rattan chair, jute rug, linen sheers.

Warm Minimalist

Warm Minimalism keeps the calm of minimalism but loses the coldness. It uses a tight palette of creamy whites, beiges and mushroom tones, soft curved shapes and tactile materials like bouclé, plaster and travertine. Every piece earns its place. Key pieces: curved bouclé sofa, travertine table, plaster textures.

Modern Classic

Modern Classic takes the best of traditional rooms (tailored furniture, rich colors, good proportions) and makes it fresh and easy to live with. Think deep greens and navy, cream walls, brass details, velvet and books. Key pieces: tailored sofa, velvet chair, brass lamp, books and art.

Organic Boho

Organic Boho is warm, relaxed and full of life. It layers earthy colors, natural textures, plants and collected treasures. It's the most personal of the five styles, but it still needs a plan, so it looks curated rather than cluttered. Key pieces: squishy sofa, rattan, layered rugs, lots of plants.