What’s Your Home Organization Style? Quiz

Taking the “What’s Your Home Organization Style?” quiz is a fun way to discover your personal preferences when it comes to keeping your home tidy.

What’s Your Home Organization Style?

Your Home Organization Style

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How The Organizational Quiz Works

As you click the “Next” button to begin, a progress bar at the top keeps you updated on how far you’ve come on this journey of self-discovery. One by one, questions appear that really make you think about your cleaning and storage habits – do you tend to keep only the bare essentials out or do your shelves bend under the weight of your collections? You click the choice reflecting your own style, seeing the progress bar incrementally fill after each response.

Behind the scenes, each answer is associated with a value that corresponds to organizational approaches like “Minimalist” or “Sentimental.” By tallying your answers, the quiz builds an understanding of how often you select options aligned to each tendency. Once you reach the final question and submit your response, these totals are calculated into percentages that reflect the distribution of your choices.

The organizing style with the highest percentage, whether it be “Maximalist” or “Balanced,” reveals itself at the end as your dominant home organization archetype. An accompanying image encapsulates your most closely-aligned type for a touch of friendly visual flair. Essentially, this quiz figures out your organizational persona based on how you respond to realistic domestic scenarios. Discovering your style can bring some clarity the next time you open that overflowing closet!

Home Organization Style Tips

There are four primary results you can get with the quiz: Minimalist, Balanced, Maximalist and Sentimental Organizer. I’ll cover each one and provide a few tips to help you with each style.

Minimalist Organizers

Minimalist room

This type thrives in an uncluttered environment with a focus on simplicity and functionality. You like your room to feel clean, with everything in its place and only necessary items displayed. To keep organized you need to have a regular declutter schedule to get rid of unneeded items. Go for minimalistic decor and furniture options with a designated, hidden storage place. When adding any new items, maintain balance by removing something old that is no longer being used.

Tips to Get Results:

Clean Out Regularly: Take a few minutes each week to sort through your stuff. Get rid of anything you don’t absolutely need or love. A clutter-free space feels so freeing!

Embrace Minimalism: Skip the knickknacks and keep decor functional. Simple, clean lines create a calming feel. Too many things can feel distracting.

Use Hidden Storage: Designate a home for everything, even if that means tucking things away in baskets, drawers or closets. Out of sight = out of mind.

One In, One Out: Keep accumulation at bay. When bringing something new home, it’s time to thank an existing item for its service and pass it along.

Seek Multipurpose Pieces: Furniture that serves many needs can maximize space. A trunk that holds blankets and also serves as a coffee table? Genius.

Balanced Organizers

Balanced room

This type is a blend of minimalism and personal display. This style blends functional items with decorative touches that have personal meaning. To stay organized, establish different zones for categories so each thing has its own home. An occasional decluttering is necessary to maintain order. Purchase stylish storage solutions like baskets and shelves to keep items looking tidy and well organized. You can display some of your favorite pieces but keep them organized, not chaotically strewn around. This style strives to only keep the most loved and frequently used items in easy reach.

Tips To Help:

Create “zones” around your home – have designated areas for keys, mail, kids’ backpacks, etc. This makes it easy to stay organized.

Declutter regularly! Go through items every few months and donate or trash what you don’t absolutely love or need. Clutter = stress.

Storage – Use stylish baskets, bins and storage containers to corral items. They make tidying up easy while doubling as cute decor.

Personalize On Surfaces – Display personal mementos and decorative items you love, but in an intentional way. Use shelves, picture ledges and table vignettes to keep them organized.

Practice moderation when decorating –  Only keep items out that you use and enjoy on a regular basis. Aim for edited, curated decor – not clutter!

Maximalist Organizers

Maximalist room

This type adores being surrounded by their favorite things and collections. Their personality is on display with decorative items that represent their interests or hobbies to the point of being slightly overwhelming. To get a handle on the situation try grouping like objects together to create a form of beautiful clutter. One way to tackle this is to store items in colorful, storage counters and periodically rotate favorite pieces for a fresh look. Make the most of using wall space for shelves and pegboards to keep floors and tabletop surfaces clear.

Tips to Use:

Group Buddies – Place items that belong together in labeled bins, baskets or shelves. Like goes with like to create tidy zones.

Contain the Clutter – Use storage solutions like bins and baskets to neatly corral items. Opt for styles and colors to coordinate with your decor.

Freshen Up the Space – Rotate seasonal decor or other displayed items to give your space a change of scenery.

Wallflower No More – Take advantage of vertical real estate by mounting shelves, pegboards and hooks to keep surfaces clear.

Layer the Look – Stack and stagger displayed items from large to small for visual interest. This creates an organized, curated look.

Sentimental Organizers

Sentimental room

This type is one who cherishes memories and has many pictures and keepsakes as decor items. Use shadow boxes, shelves, and picture frames to showcase your loved ones. Try to rotate sentimental displays based on seasons to prevent overcrowding. By labeling storage containers one can more easily find the things when needed. For additional space-saving digitize some physical photos to save room.

Tips to Stay Organized:

Display your cherished mementos! Use shadow boxes, shelves, and memory boxes to create dedicated, showcase spaces for your most precious keepsakes. Rotating items will prevent clutter while letting you highlight special pieces.

Get labeling! Clearly label storage containers and boxes to keep track of your stashed stuff. Finding those precious letters, photos, and trinkets will be a breeze.

Go digital to save space! Consider digitizing some sentimental paper items like photos, cards, and letters. It saves physical space while perfectly preserving the memories.

Spotlight your super-special pieces! Showcase just your very most precious mementos in prominent spots to enjoy the good vibes every day. This avoids overwhelms while keeping key memories close.

Take control of the clutter! Staying organized is about managing your sentimental items so they spark joy, not stress. Use these tips to keep your keepsakes and maintain a fresh, tidy space!

Implementing organization tips aligning with your style helps maintain a more tidy, and inspiring space. Let us know if you thought this quiz was correct, or if it was way off in the comments.

Matthew Sherborne
Author: Matthew Sherborne

Matthew has been writing about interior design since 2015 when he founded Designingidea.com. He owns a design firm and enjoys working alongside interior designers and architects to share new and exciting design trends, picture galleries, and room layouts with his readers.

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