What’s your interior design style?

Not the Pinterest version. The version that actually explains why you keep saving plaster walls, old wood, sculptural chairs, and one extremely specific lamp.

First, pick the room you’d walk into and immediately trust.

Your ideal color palette is...

Bone, mushroom, warm gray, blackened wood, and maybe one quiet green

Tobacco, olive, oxblood, cream, brass, and whatever color old oil paintings are

Soft neutrals with a sharp contrast: black, chrome, terracotta, or a deeply intentional accent

Cream, sage, antique white, unlacquered brass, warm walnut, and natural stone

Choose your non-negotiable texture.

Limewash, plaster, linen, paper lanterns, and quiet grain Velvet, old leather, patina, carved wood, brass, and a rug with history Brass, boucle, travertine, smoked glass, lacquer, and one very good chair Honed stone, grasscloth, ornate trim, antique wood, and tailored upholstery

Your worst-case design nightmare is...

“The matching set.”

A furniture set named after a European city it has never visited

“Too much stuff having a meeting.”

Visual clutter. Too many objects having individual press conferences

“Builder-grade with one panic pendant.”

Builder-grade everything with one trendy light fixture trying to save the plot

“The gray flip crime scene.”

A gray flip with black hardware and absolutely no soul left at the scene

Pick the detail you’d spend a little extra on.

Antique hardware Custom mosaic tile Plaster finished living area walls A statement chandelier

Your dream kitchen feels like...

Warm, minimal, edited, tactile, and deeply unbothered Classic, functional, layered, with wood, stone, copper, and a few details that age beautifully Old house bones with modern restraint: cleaner lines, cooler lighting, better proportions Collected, lived-in, charming, maybe a little European, definitely not sterile

Last one. Your friends would describe your taste as...

Cool, edited, impossible to copy.

Collected, moody, allergic to boring.

Calm, warm, intentional.

Classic, tailored, quietly expensive.

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