Social media has made it easy to find design inspiration in our everyday lives. You can find a room with impeccable decor on Instagram. It will stop you in your tracks. It may be a style you like, but does it actually work? You? It can be difficult for people to discern between an aesthetic they are truly drawn to and design envy. But that’s where your Enneagram can help. Each of the nine personality types have their own preferences and tendencies which can be used to create the perfect aesthetic for your home. You are not sure which style is right for you? Here’s the interior design aesthetic that’s truest to you, based on your Enneagram type.
Minimalist
A Type One’s home is bound to be as polished and put together as they are. These Type Ones are big fans of order and balance and prefer a clean, minimalist aesthetic. Neutral colors and plenty of storage will keep their space looking clean and organized, and you won’t find a bunch of unnecessary stuff cluttering up the place. The Reformer prefers to decorate their home using carefully selected, sustainably sourced furniture, and decor that shows their desire for the world to be a better place.
Hygge
Type Twos are kind, friendly, and good-natured. mi casa es su casa vibe. Their interior design aesthetic is warm and inviting, and oh so cozy. They’re always ready to make guests feel at home with plenty of plush pillows, fuzzy blankets, and maybe an oversized armchair or two.
Contemporary
What is the one thing you should know about Type Threes? Their house will look great! good. We’re talking high-end furniture, trendy accessories, and envy-inducing collections of art, books, or whatever else suits their fancy. Always up-to-date on the latest trends, the Achiever has a fresh, contemporary style that’s bound to impress anyone who walks in the door.
Eclectic
Individualistic Type Fours don’t quite fit into prescribed style boxes. Their colorful and eclectic style is based on their passions, not any trends or design rules. This Enneagram type has a flair to the dramatic and thrives in bold colors, mismatched pattern, vintage finds, and personalized accessories.
Mid-Century Modern
Highly independent and thoughtful, Type Fives need their personal space, but they’re not going to make a big fuss about the design. Mid-century modern is a style that exemplifies their pragmatic approach to decorating. A Type Five will be happy with a Eames lounge chair, a book shelf, and a variety of books.
Traditional
Loyalists don’t tend to abandon everything and redecorate whenever a new trend emerges. A Type Six is drawn to the familiar comforts of traditional design because they are looking for safety and stability. Warm colors and natural materials such as leather, solid-wood furniture, and warm colors all reinforce the idea that their home should be their sanctuary.
Maximalist
Type Sevens thrive when they are allowed to express their spontaneity and fun-loving nature. Their maximalist style is bold, personal, and sometimes a little chaotic, but it’s all good! Sevens love to accessorize their homes with mementos and framed photos from their travels.
Modern Glam
Taking a “go big or go home” approach to decorating, Type Eights appreciate a high-drama, glam aesthetic. They aren’t afraid to take a few design risks, and their self-confidence and big personality easily shine through in their home. Their extravagant decorating style is characterized by rich colors, shiny finishes, and luxurious materials such as velvet and marble.
Transitional
The Type Nines’ transitional design aesthetic is a happy middle between modern and traditional styles. This timeless aesthetic suits the Peacemaker’s need for a harmonious environment while reflecting their approachable, down-to-earth personality. The peaceful vibe is further reinforced by soft textures and an easy on the eyes color palette.
Source: The Every Girl