Interior design quiz — instant results, no email.

A design quiz is a short questionnaire that turns your reactions to rooms, palettes, and materials into a named aesthetic profile. A good one goes further and tells you which materials, proportions, and project scopes follow from that profile, so the result is usable rather than decorative.

If you want to name your aesthetic, start with the Interior Design Style Quiz. If you already know your taste and are trying to work out what kind of project you have, take the Design Fit Quiz. Style DNA is the fastest route if you have saved images but no vocabulary for them.

Yes. All three are free. The two quizzes need no account or email; Style DNA asks for a quick free sign-in (Google or an emailed link) before it analyses your images. Your answers are used only to produce your profile.

A quiz is a starting point, not a specification. Ours were written by a working designer and map to real decision points — palette gravity, material discipline, proportion, formality — so the profile is a fair description of your instincts. It cannot plan a room, choose a stone slab, or resolve a lighting layout.

Take it separately, then compare. For couples the overlap and the gap between two profiles is one of the most useful conversations to have before any sourcing begins.

Save it, share it with your builder or designer, or bring it to a first conversation with our studio. A defined profile makes the first hour of any design meeting significantly more productive.