A) More is more B) Embrace maximalism C) Clutter is essential D) Less is more
A) Neon and fluorescent B) Neutral C) Clashing and bold D) Bright and vibrant
A) Faux fur B) Sequined fabric C) Wood D) Plush velvet
A) To create a cluttered effect B) To create balance and visual breathing room C) To fill all available space D) To make the room feel smaller
A) Natural light B) Harsh fluorescent lighting C) Multi-colored string lights D) Ornate chandeliers
A) Bulky and oversized B) Intricate and fragile C) Simple and functional D) Highly decorative and ornate
A) In large, overwhelming quantities B) Randomly and carelessly C) Sparingly and with intention D) Abundantly and without restraint
A) Declutter regularly and ruthlessly B) Ignore it and hope it goes away C) Embrace the chaos D) Hide it in closets and drawers
A) Overly ornate tiles B) Hardwood or polished concrete C) Shag carpet D) Patterned linoleum
A) Heavy drapes with elaborate patterns B) Blinds C) Sheer curtains D) Bare windows
A) Through shiny, artificial surfaces B) Through excessive patterns and prints C) Through natural materials and subtle variations D) By avoiding any texture at all
A) To display all belongings openly B) To avoid storage altogether C) To conceal clutter and maintain a clean aesthetic D) To create a chaotic storage system
A) Overcrowding B) Impracticality C) Excessive ornamentation D) Functionality
A) Anxious and overwhelming B) Calming and peaceful C) Chaotic and stimulating D) Claustrophobic and depressing
A) Promotes conscious consumption and reduces waste B) Increases environmental footprint C) Encourages constant buying and discarding D) Has no impact on sustainability
A) Extremely busy and colorful portraits B) Cluttered collages C) Abstract or simple pieces with clean lines D) Overly detailed and ornate landscapes
A) Blocking pathways with furniture B) Filling every corner with furniture C) Overlapping furniture pieces D) Creating clear pathways and open areas
A) Overly scented plants B) Simple, architectural plants like snake plants C) Excessively flowering and colorful plants D) Fake, plastic plants
A) Heavily embroidered fabrics B) Shiny, metallic fabrics C) Synthetic materials and complex patterns D) Natural fibers and simple weaves
A) It discourages any form of shopping or acquiring items B) It emphasizes selecting items based on purpose and value C) It is unrelated to the concept of intentionality D) It encourages impulse purchases and accumulation
A) Following the latest trends regardless of personal taste B) Accumulating as many items as possible C) Quality and meaning over quantity D) Quantity over quality
A) Brightly colored and patterned backsplashes B) Excessive ornamentation on cabinets C) Open shelving overflowing with items D) Concealed appliances and streamlined surfaces
A) Through patterned wallpaper B) Through fluffy rugs and towels in vibrant colors C) Through elaborate tiles and mosaics D) Through materials like stone, concrete, or wood
A) Brightly colored and patterned hardware B) Ornate, decorative pulls and knobs C) Extremely large and bulky hardware D) Simple, clean lines and minimal ornamentation
A) To make the room look unfinished B) To create a sense of emptiness and sterility C) To show off how little you own D) To draw attention to the beauty and function of each object
A) By using soft textures, natural light, and warm neutral colors B) By keeping the room dark and cold C) By using bright colors and synthetic materials D) By adding lots of small, decorative items
A) A large, ornate headboard with lots of pillows B) Bright, patterned wallpaper C) A simple bed frame with minimal bedding D) A room filled with knick-knacks and personal belongings
A) Personal preferences should be completely disregarded B) Everything must be identical to traditional minimalist styles C) Personal preferences should guide the selection of essential items D) Trends should always dictate design choices
A) By using varying textures, subtle patterns, and contrasting materials B) By filling the room with identical objects C) By painting the walls with busy patterns D) By adding lots of small, decorative items
A) Whether they are on sale B) Whether they are trending on social media C) Whether they are truly needed and loved D) Whether they fill up empty space |