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How to choose an interior for an apartment and not regret it after the renovation: what you need to know about psychotypes
28.03.2023 14:40
Updated: 14.04.2023 22:48
Everyone has their own views on renovation, and the main thing is that after choosing the interior and completing the renovation, you don’t have to regret what you did.
Therefore, experts recommend taking into account temperament in addition to fashion trends. We will tell you how to make repairs for choleric, sanguine, melancholic and phlegmatic people.
Sanguine people
These people are proactive, mobile and easily adapt to any situation. They value space in the room, and therefore they often design the interior in a "Spartan style" and are not averse to knocking down a couple of extra walls.
People of this psychotype should pay attention to such colors as yellow and orange, cream, amber, etc. It is necessary to provide a secluded corner. There is no unity in style, and many continue to experiment throughout life.
Phlegmatic people
These are relatively calm people who prefer a measured and unhurried rhythm of life. They are not ambitious leaders, but they are reliable. Peace, coziness and comfort are important to them. There should be nothing flashy or irritating in the interior, but there should be something invigorating. In terms of style, classics and everything that is alien to fashion suit phlegmatics.
The room should be functional and orderly, but without cabinets and stands.
Melancholics
These are thoughtful and immersed in their own world people, romantics and sentimental. There may be memorabilia in the house, and the home as a whole resembles a clam shell. There should be nothing irritating here, only comfort and warmth. These people often live in small apartments or always provide for themselves a place where they can be alone. They like subdued light, and the color scheme they choose is gray, brown and beige.
Choleric people
These are unrestrained and hot-tempered individuals. The interior of their homes is colorful, pretentious, based on opposites and necessarily leaving a lot of free space. Often here the living room is combined with the kitchen, and in general there is no zoning. These people prefer multi-level lighting, the style is changeable, and their furniture rarely stays in one place for a long time, which should also be kept in mind.
