Quiz: How Bold Should Your Walls Be?

Your walls are a blank canvas, ready to reflect your personality and taste. But how bold should you go with your wall designs? Are you into loud, statement-making walls or more subtle, calming tones? Take this quiz to discover just how daring your walls should be. Answer all 30 questions and find out your ideal wall style!

1. What’s your go-to color for a statement wall?

a) Bright red, orange, or yellow (4 points)
b) Deep blue or emerald green (3 points)
c) Soft beige, light grey, or pastel tones (2 points)
d) Classic white or black (1 point)

2. How do you feel about patterned wallpaper?

a) I love it! The bolder, the better. (4 points)
b) I like subtle, geometric patterns. (3 points)
c) A soft texture is fine, but not too busy. (2 points)
d) I prefer plain, solid colors. (1 point)

3. What’s your style of furniture?

a) Modern and eclectic with bold colors. (4 points)
b) Colorful with vintage or bohemian touches. (3 points)
c) Neutral tones and natural materials. (2 points)
d) Minimalistic and sleek. (1 point)

4. What’s your ideal vibe for a living room?

a) Bold, energetic, and eye-catching. (4 points)
b) Cozy and inviting with a pop of color. (3 points)
c) Calm and neutral with natural elements. (2 points)
d) Clean and minimal with a hint of sophistication. (1 point)

5. How do you feel about accent walls?

a) Absolutely, every room needs one! (4 points)
b) I like one in the living room or bedroom. (3 points)
c) Maybe just a subtle accent with color or texture. (2 points)
d) I’m not a fan of accent walls at all. (1 point)

6. How would you describe your wardrobe?

a) Bright, bold, and colorful. (4 points)
b) A mix of vibrant colors and patterns. (3 points)
c) Muted tones with occasional pops of color. (2 points)
d) Neutral, minimalistic, and simple. (1 point)

7. What’s your opinion on wall art?

a) The bolder, the better—statement pieces all the way. (4 points)
b) Colorful and creative art that adds personality. (3 points)
c) Simple, framed prints or photos in soft colors. (2 points)
d) Very minimal, if any at all. (1 point)

8. How do you feel about bright, primary colors in your space?

a) Love them! I’m all for primary colors everywhere. (4 points)
b) I like them in small doses, like in accessories. (3 points)
c) I prefer soft, muted versions of these colors. (2 points)
d) I avoid primary colors entirely. (1 point)

9. If your walls were a piece of clothing, they’d be:

a) A bold, statement-making jacket. (4 points)
b) A fun, patterned shirt. (3 points)
c) A classic, timeless blouse or sweater. (2 points)
d) A crisp, white t-shirt. (1 point)

10. What’s your opinion on monochrome walls?

a) I love them; they’re sleek and modern. (4 points)
b) I like them, but I need some contrast. (3 points)
c) It’s okay, but I prefer a bit of variety. (2 points)
d) I prefer a pop of color or pattern. (1 point)

11. How often do you redecorate?

a) Regularly—I'm always changing things up. (4 points)
b) Every few months—I love fresh updates. (3 points)
c) Only when needed, every year or so. (2 points)
d) Rarely—I keep things the same for years. (1 point)

12. How do you feel about dark walls (like deep navy or charcoal)?

a) Love them! They make a bold statement. (4 points)
b) They’re nice for smaller rooms or accents. (3 points)
c) I prefer lighter colors, but dark can work in certain spaces. (2 points)
d) I avoid dark colors altogether. (1 point)

13. What’s your approach to mixing colors in a room?

a) The more, the better! I love contrasting shades. (4 points)
b) I mix a few colors, but I like them to complement each other. (3 points)
c) I stick to neutral tones with one or two accent colors. (2 points)
d) I prefer a single color or neutral theme. (1 point)

14. How would you feel about painting your ceiling?

a) Absolutely! It could be a bold color or pattern. (4 points)
b) A soft color would be interesting. (3 points)
c) Maybe just white or a subtle shade. (2 points)
d) I’d rather leave the ceiling as is. (1 point)

15. What’s your ideal color scheme for a bedroom?

a) Bold, dramatic colors like purple or black. (4 points)
b) A mix of deep tones, like navy or forest green. (3 points)
c) Soft and relaxing with neutrals and pastels. (2 points)
d) Clean, crisp whites or beiges. (1 point)

16. How much do you value personal expression in your decor?

a) It’s essential—I want my decor to show off my personality. (4 points)
b) A little bit—I like some uniqueness but keep it balanced. (3 points)
c) I prefer to keep things neutral and unobtrusive. (2 points)
d) I’m more concerned with functionality than self-expression. (1 point)

17. How adventurous are you with color?

a) Very adventurous—I love experimenting with bold hues. (4 points)
b) Somewhat adventurous—I mix in color but in a controlled way. (3 points)
c) I’m conservative—I prefer a neutral palette with subtle accents. (2 points)
d) Not adventurous—I prefer to stick with safe, classic shades. (1 point)

18. How important is color to the atmosphere of a room?

a) It’s everything! Color can make or break the vibe. (4 points)
b) It’s important, but I also care about furniture and layout. (3 points)
c) I focus more on the furniture and textures than color. (2 points)
d) I don’t think color is that crucial—neutral is fine. (1 point)

19. What’s your opinion on metallic wall accents?

a) Love them! I’m all about shiny, bold metallics. (4 points)
b) They’re fun in moderation, like in light fixtures or frames. (3 points)
c) I like them only as small accents. (2 points)
d) I avoid them entirely. (1 point)

20. Do you like to incorporate nature-inspired designs on your walls?

a) Yes, with large, bold plant murals or prints. (4 points)
b) Yes, with subtle botanical or nature motifs. (3 points)
c) Only in small touches, like a few plants. (2 points)
d) No, I prefer something more abstract or minimalistic. (1 point)

21. How do you feel about painted furniture?

a) I love it! Boldly painted pieces are great. (4 points)
b) It’s nice, but I prefer more understated colors. (3 points)
c) I like it, but it needs to be neutral or natural. (2 points)
d) I don’t like painted furniture. (1 point)

22. Do you prefer your walls to evoke energy or calmness?

a) Energy! I like my walls to make a bold statement. (4 points)
b) A balance of both—energizing but not overwhelming. (3 points)
c) Calmness—my walls should be soothing and neutral. (2 points)
d) Calmness, definitely—peaceful and quiet vibes. (1 point)

23. How would you describe your home in one word?

a) Bold (4 points)
b) Lively (3 points)
c) Relaxed (2 points)
d) Minimal (1 point)

24. What’s your approach to a hallway or entryway?

a) Make a statement with bold wallpaper or color. (4 points)
b) Use a striking accent wall or modern art. (3 points)
c) Keep it neutral with simple decor. (2 points)
d) I prefer to keep it plain and unobtrusive. (1 point)

25. How do you feel about mirrors on the wall?

a) They should be large and bold, creating a statement. (4 points)
b) I like mirrors, but I prefer simple or vintage designs. (3 points)
c) Small and subtle mirrors are my preference. (2 points)
d) I don’t like mirrors on the wall at all. (1 point)

26. What’s your opinion on mixing patterns on the wall?

a) Love it! I mix and match as much as possible. (4 points)
b) I’m open to mixing, but I like it balanced. (3 points)
c) I prefer a single, soft pattern or texture. (2 points)
d) I avoid patterns entirely. (1 point)

27. What type of lighting do you prefer for your walls?

a) Bold, statement-making fixtures with unique designs. (4 points)
b) Soft, warm lighting that complements the space. (3 points)
c) Simple, functional lighting. (2 points)
d) I prefer no lighting on the walls. (1 point)

28. How important is wall color to you when moving into a new space?

a) Very important—I’ll repaint if necessary. (4 points)
b) Somewhat important—I’ll change it if I don’t like it. (3 points)
c) Not too important—I can live with what’s already there. (2 points)
d) Not important at all—I can work with any color. (1 point)

29. How do you feel about using chalkboard paint on walls?

a) I love it—functional and fun for creative expression. (4 points)
b) It’s cool for a small area or room. (3 points)
c) It’s not really my style, but I can see the appeal. (2 points)
d) I’m not a fan of chalkboard paint at all. (1 point)

30. When you think of the perfect wall design, it’s:

a) Bold, colorful, and dramatic. (4 points)
b) Stylish with a mix of color and texture. (3 points)
c) Simple and relaxing with neutral tones. (2 points)
d) Clean, minimal, and timeless. (1 point)

Results:

100-120 points: Your walls should be Bold & Fearless—You thrive in vibrant, energetic environments and love making a statement with your decor. Don’t be afraid to experiment with wild patterns, bold colors, and dramatic contrasts. Your walls are your canvas—paint them loud!

70-99 points: You’re a Creative Adventurer—You enjoy color and creativity, but you also balance it with some restraint. Feel free to mix bold designs with a sense of harmony. Your space is eclectic and artistic, but it still maintains a cozy and welcoming vibe.

40-69 points: You’re a Balanced Designer—Your ideal walls are calming, neutral, and understated, but you enjoy small pops of color and interest. You’ll create a space that feels harmonious and sophisticated without being too flashy or over-the-top.

30-39 points: You’re a Minimalist—You prefer simplicity, clean lines, and timeless designs. You lean towards neutral tones, sleek textures, and an overall tranquil environment. Your walls are understated, and you appreciate the beauty in simplicity.