How someone spends their free time can say a lot about him. From your Comfort TV show to the song you have in repetition, there is a lot to learn what is based on the films, hobbies and books. Since the pandemic there has been a revival of reading (Hello, Booktok and Academy Decor), as more people turn to the hobby to relax and relax.
As with other hobbies, the books that you read can reveal a lot about you and your personal style – and we guess in your personal home style, based on your favorite book genre. Find from timeless classics to modern imagination, find your book genre and see if we have really guessed your style.
Romance: warm, cozy and inviting
Carson Downing
Rosy color tones, overgrown edges and flower patterns are synonymous with romantic books because the warm, flutter -like feeling makes a good love story to the reader. When classical romance is your favorite book genre, we want your home to be a warm and inviting place to enjoy with loved ones or for a self -care evening alone. With many natural light, soft edges and vintage pieces that have been collected over time, your home aesthetics looks like the attitude of your favorite ROM com.
Secret: atmospheric colors and professionally curated decor
Annie bader
When you remember the famous Clue board game. When mystery books are your favorite, your home most likely contains moody walls, vintage flower patterns and green. Since you would put together the information to solve a puzzle, you have put together objects in your house over time to create a beautiful, curated home. While nothing matches, all colors, patterns and textures mingle together seamlessly to tell a unique design story.
Historical fiction: original elements
Brie Williams | Prop styling: Frances Bailey
Because historical fiction is based on history, your home should also be done. If you prefer to read historical fiction, we believe that you are exhibiting the history of your house. From the storage of original wooden floors and brick fireplaces to the highlighting of architectural details that are unique in the building of the house, we believe that your home will probably burst before character and stories in the coming years.
The classics: modern traditional
Matt Dutch
Only a few color combinations are as classic as black and white. If your favorite book genre contains proven classics like how Little womenPresent The big gatsbyAnd Kill a mockerWe think your decor remains with a few modern details on the basics. With a black and white color palette, this style increases minimalism by adding green and natural wood.
Thriller: Rustic cabin aesthetics
Kimberly Gavin
A remote cabin in the forest is the perfect backdrop for some of the most famous thrillers. If you love books that you stay on the edge of your seat or at night (we look at them, Stephen King), you will probably love the atmosphere of a rustic cabin. Cabins not only ensure great environments in books, but also offer many cozy places that you can cuddle with a book and read from the fire. With creaking wooden floors, piles of throwing decks and natural stone burning points, cabins are the typical thriller place.
Young adult: playful and colorful
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Mixing demanding topics with playful colors and patterns is just right if your favorite book genre is a young adult. To achieve these ideas in your home, you may have covered a formal dining room with pastel paint or an accent wall with a bold, floral wallpaper. Inspired by the mixing of topics in young adult books, we bet that they love to combine older, economical objects with trendy decor parts in order to create a personally curated space.
Beach reads: coastal house
James Nathan Schroder
After a sun -soaked day on the beach and reading from Emily Henry or Elin Hilderbrand Books, they come to a cozy coastal house for the rest of their night. If your favorite books are BEACH, we expect your home style to come directly from a Nancy Meyers film. Your home style is cozy and inviting to build blue and cream, vintage patterns and woven textures.
Fantasy: antique decor and quirky rooms
Nathan Schroder
One thing that readers love in fantasy books is that they are transported to a new, magical world. How the detailed world building in your favorite books, when your favorite genre is a imagination, is about your home style to pay attention to details in order to create a unique short vacation. The inclusion of antique finds, green and the use of the bizarre functions of your house such as Alcoves and Nooks are just a few of the possibilities of how your home is divided from the rest on the block.
Children's books: colorful maximum
Sian Richards
If your favorite book genre is children's books, your home is your lucky place-a constantly changing room to express your creativity and postpone design boundaries. We believe that your home aesthetics comprises the playful nature of the Maximum trend and includes many curve motifs, patterns, deterioration and of course tons of color. Your home can also include a designated hobby room to practice, sew or tinker music.
Non -fiction books: Functional decor
Noah Webb
Non -fiction books are probably the most widespread and most comprehensive book genre. It contains memoirs, religious texts as well as historical, political and self -help books. If you like to read non -fiction books, you need a room that is as diverse as the genre. We bet that they love functional rooms that serve several purposes, such as a library that serves as an office or as a multi -purpose room. Regardless of the room, we are sure that it contains a comfortable chair that is intended for reading.