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The second homebody type is Galileo, the scientific personality. They are inquisitive and are interested in how things around them work.
The Nightingale type is named after Florence Nightingale, widely considered to be the founder of modern nursing. They have strong nurturing instincts. They are sensitive to others and enjoy taking care of them.
Bill Hirsch's theory is laid out in his new book, 'The Well-Centered Home: Simple Steps to Increase Mindfulness, Self-Awareness, and Happiness Where You Live.'
The title pretty much says it all! It's possible to arrange and decorate your home in a way that brings you more ease and peace in your daily life.
It doesn't matter if you live in a tiny studio apartment or a huge mansion, the principles can be applied anywhere.
Entertainers are high-energy and extroverted so they need a space that reflects their bold personalities.
If investing in new furniture isn't realistic or your space is limited, add a few large floor cushions that can act as additional seating around the couch.
Galileos enjoy interacting with others but really need their quiet space to think. A secluded study or reading corner is ideal for them.
Cozy spaces are important, so piles of pillows and blankets are a must. These can also be great ways to elevate the decor, adding new colors and textures.
Muted colors, soft fabrics, and natural materials like wood, stone, and wicker will create a healing environment for them.
They prefer uncluttered spaces but a few quality pieces will be key to the aesthetic.
If they can't afford a home with a river view, exposed brick walls, and original wooden beams on the ceiling, then adding in a few pieces like a reclaimed wooden table or iron lanterns will do the trick.
They like to have views of nature (if possible) and enjoy solid natural elements like wood, stone, and iron in the home.
A Plato type is interested in why things work, unlike the Galileo who wants to know how things work. They appreciate craftsmanship and handmade pieces.
Organization is most important in the home office or workspace. This area is extremely important to them and keeping it neat and tidy will ease their minds.
This creates a cool bohemian look when paired with a vintage rug and a low wooden coffee table.
Natural light is highly valuable for these people, they won't thrive in a space with small windows or poor sun exposure.
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The perfect home for a Galileo includes simple color schemes, symmetry, and lots of organizational tools. Drawer dividers, beds with pull-out storage spaces underneath, and rotating spice racks will really get them going!
In terms of aesthetics, these people usually enjoy simple structures and geometric shapes. They value designs that are orderly and functional, but that doesn't mean they can't be stylish!
This person might be strongly connected with nature and find comfort in having plants and organic materials in their home.
They usually keep items that have sentimental value such as photos, gifts from loved ones, and objects collected while traveling. It's good to have ample shelving to display these.
They like colors that connect with the earth, like warm browns, blues, and greens.
Architect Bill Hirsch has come up with a personality test which can help you discover the best way to decorate your living space. He believes people can be divided into four different categories based on their personalities, and each category has an ideal style of home decor. His approach goes beyond aesthetics. It allows us to curate our spaces in a way that suits our personality and lifestyle.
Click through the gallery to learn more about this new psychological approach to home design!
How to decorate your home based on your personality
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Architect Bill Hirsch has come up with a personality test which can help you discover the best way to decorate your living space. He believes people can be divided into four different categories based on their personalities, and each category has an ideal style of home decor. His approach goes beyond aesthetics. It allows us to curate our spaces in a way that suits our personality and lifestyle.
Curious to find out your decoration style? Click through the gallery to learn more about this new psychological approach to home design!