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Space DNA

The home that feels right isn't about style — it's about your natural relationship with space.

Q1 · Amount

How do you feel about the amount of stuff in your home?

AMore is fine, I like having things around BJust the right amount — when something comes in, something goes out CThe less the better, I feel more comfortable with less

Q2 · Tolerance

When your home gets messy, you:

AFind it hard to ignore — it really affects my mood BDon't mind much — tidy is nice, but mess doesn't bother me

Q3 · Looks vs function

When adding things to your home, you tend to:

APrioritise function and comfort — looking good is a bonus BPrioritise looks and taste — comfort is a bonus

Q4 · Looks vs function (continued)

You find a piece of furniture that works well and is good value. You:

ABuy it — practical and affordable is exactly what matters BKeep looking — it has to look good too

Q5 · Display

The things in your home that matter to you — you'd rather they:

AAre out where they can be seen and appreciated BAre put away — I don't need them on display, I know where they are

Q6 · Collecting

Do you bring things into your home just because you like them — not because you'll actually use them?

AYes, quite a few BSometimes, but not many overall

Q7 · Relationship with change

Your relationship with your home is more like:

AAlways tweaking — refreshing things to keep it feeling new BFinding what's right and keeping it — good things get better with time

This isn't what your home looks like now, or what you wish it were. This is your natural relationship with space — what kind of home you instinctively need to feel right.

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