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Go with your first instinct. Choose what's closest to the everyday you, not what you think you 'should' choose.

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How does the number of things in your home affect how you feel?

ANot much — even having lots of things around is fine with me BIt doesn't need to be minimal, but it can't be too much — I consciously keep it in check CI need fewer things around me — even a little too much feels uncomfortable, so I actively cut back

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When your home gets messy, which is closer to you?

AI can't stand it — it really affects my mood BI don't mind much — tidy is nice, but mess doesn't really bother me

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You need to add something to your home that you'll use regularly. You've found one that works well and is reasonably priced, but it looks ordinary. Which would you do?

AI'd buy it. It works well and the price is right, so it does the job — the ordinary look doesn't matter BI'd hold off. I'd rather put up with the inconvenience for a while and keep looking until I find one whose look I really like

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A piece of furniture works perfectly well and doesn't look bad on its own, but somehow it doesn't quite fit visually with the rest of your home. Which is closer to how you'd feel?

AI'd notice, but as long as the home is comfortable and works smoothly, it usually doesn't stay on my mind BEven though it doesn't affect use at all, that slight mismatch keeps catching my eye and is hard to ignore

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What makes home feel most meaningful to you?

AHaving a space of my own where I can unwind and recharge at my own pace, without interruption BHaving a place where the people close to me naturally come together to share everyday moments and enjoy each other's company

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What helps you feel most connected to a space?

AHaving things around me that hold personal memories, such as photos or souvenirs from my travels. These familiar traces are what make it feel like home BThe atmosphere of the space itself — its light, textures, warmth and overall feeling — is what makes me feel most at home

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Your relationship with your home is more like:

AI like to change things up — adjusting them from time to time to keep my home feeling fresh BOnce I find what's right, I hold on to it — good things get better with time

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

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