Let’s be real—figuring out your ideal interior style can feel like choosing the next place to eat with your friends. Everyone has an opinion, there are too many options, you’re wondering if you should just compromise and call it a day.

But with a home, the narrative changes. You don’t want your BTO to be just… subpar. In other words, you’d want a home that reflects you. One that is influenced by your hobbies, behaviours and preferences, all of which make up your personality.

If you have taken the MBTI test before, you probably learned a thing or two about how you think, feel, and interact with the world. So, why not let it guide how you design your space too? Read on to find out how your MBTI personality corresponds with different interior styles!

1. The Rationalists (INTJ, ENTJ, INTP, ENTP)

If you are a rationalist, you tend to be logical and analytical by nature. Because of this, you would not appreciate flashy designs and over the top decorations. Instead, you would prefer to keep things simple and straightforward, with a strong emphasis on functionality.  

Best Styles: Modern, Industrial

Modern and Industrial styles give you the best of both worlds—offering form and function in perfect balance. There is a sense of order in the home, evident from the structured edges, neutral tones, and thoughtful design choices (such as an extendable table or hidden storage). Your space is sleek, efficient, and easy to live in.

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2. The Idealists (INFJ, ENFJ, INFP, ENFP)

As an idealist, you’re someone who dreams about a better world and feels deeply for the people around you. Given your warm hearted nature, your home should be a sanctuary where you can unwind and recharge—whether it’s just by yourself or with your loved ones.

Best Styles: Scandinavian, Japandi

Scandinavian and Japandi styles speak to your need for simplicity and comfort. Think warm tones, soft textures and natural materials that come together to create a cozy, inviting atmosphere. After a long day, it’s where you can truly relax and feel at ease.

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3. The Traditionalists (ISTJ, ISFJ, ESTJ, ESFJ)

For the traditionalists, you are grounded by predictability. Guided by a strong sense of duty, you dedicate yourself to fulfilling responsibilities and working tirelessly at your job. As such, you desire a space that mirrors your dependable, reliable nature. 

Best Styles: Minimalist, Contemporary 

With a preference for stability, the Minimalist style is ideal. Neutral colours, organised layouts and practical furnishings create a structured space that aligns with you.

The Contemporary style, on the other hand, allows for more flexibility. You get to incorporate modern elements that have been tried and tested—from well-chosen decor to bold accents. This keeps things fresh while maintaining that clean look.

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ID: A Blank Canvas

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4. The Explorers (ISTP, ISFP, ESTP, ESFP)

Spontaneous, bold, and unafraid to break the rules–you thrive on self-expression and taking the unconventional route. Your home should reflect that as a dynamic space that brims with personality.

Given your love for change, you shouldn’t be confined to one style. So give yourself the freedom to switch things up whenever the mood strikes.

Best Styles: Eclectic

Just like celebrity gossip, your home should get people talking. The Eclectic style gives your home that kind of charm that leaves a great first impression. Whether it’s a pop of colour, a statement piece, or vintage furnishings—your space should spark curiosity and conversation. 

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Ready to Design a Home That Reflects Your Personality?

Whether you're renovating your BTO or simply looking to add new life to your current home, there’s always an interior out for you. This isn’t meant to be a rulebook, but a starting point. After all, the best abodes are the ones that reflect who you truly are.

No matter your MBTI personality type, EZiD connects you with Ryan’s top interior designers in Singapore to create a BTO that matches your unique style. Let us help you craft the perfect space that reflects your personality today!

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