What’s Your MBTI Interior Style? Design Tips for INFJ, INFP, ENFJ, and ENFP Personalities - I/ENFJ/P: Interior Styles for Your MBTI 🏡💭(Part 2)
Have you ever stepped into a space and felt instantly at peace – like it just got you?
Inspired by our MBTI x Interior Design series, this blog dives into some of our favorite styles for the dreamers, feelers, and visionaries among us: INFJ, INFP, ENFJ, and ENFP types. These personality-driven spaces are more than just aesthetically pleasing – they’re deeply you.
🪴 INFJ - The Advocate
Style: Japandi
INFJs are introspective idealists who thrive in calm, purposeful environments. Their spaces need to feel meaningful and serene – places where they can unwind, reflect, and feel completely at ease.
Japandi, a blend of Scandinavian functionality and Japanese minimalism, is a perfect match. Clean lines, cozy textures, and thoughtfully chosen decor create a space full of quiet elegance and gentle warmth.
Colour Scheme:
Soft neutrals like beige, taupe, and warm grey; light or mid-toned woods; natural textures.
Design Tips:
- Minimize clutter with hidden storage and open spaces
- Choose just a few meaningful pieces – think a single potted plant or a ceramic vase
- Use warm, ambient lighting to soften the mood
🏯INFP - The Mediator
Style: Ryokan
INFPs are gentle souls who seek depth, tranquility, and a strong connection to nature. A Ryokan-inspired interior offers just that – a calming, nature-infused retreat from the world.
Think low furniture, earthy materials, and an overall sense of mindfulness and simplicity. It’s a space where INFPs can feel grounded, creative, and truly themselves.
Colour Scheme:
Muted greens, warm browns, sandy tones, and natural woods.
Your ideal space is:
- Embrace natural materials like bamboo, wood, and linen
- Add elements like tatami mats or paper lanterns for that cultural charm
- Keep the layout open and uncluttered to allow space for reflection
🍃 ENFJ - The Protagonist
Style: Modern Scandinavian
ENFJs are charismatic connectors who love bringing people together. Their ideal home balances beauty with function – spaces that are stylish, open, and perfect for entertaining.
Modern Scandinavian design is a natural fit, offering light-filled rooms, minimalist furniture, and cozy details that make a house feel like a warm, welcoming home.
Colour Scheme:
Soft whites, light woods, muted greys, and subtle pops of color like olive or terracotta.
Design Tips:
- Use light, sheer curtains to let natural light pour in
- Add cozy elements like throw pillows, rugs, and candles
- Keep the layout open to encourage interaction and flow
This is a space that speaks volumes: “I mean business, but I do it in style.” – just like you.
🗿 ENFP - The Campaigner
Style: Indochine
ENFPs are vibrant, free-spirited, and full of creativity. Their home should reflect that spark – bold choices, rich textures, and an eclectic mix of styles and influences.
Indochine, with its fusion of French colonial elegance and Southeast Asian flair, offers a colorful and character-rich canvas. It’s a space where ENFPs can truly express themselves.
Colour Scheme:
A base of whites and creams with accents of deep emerald, gold, or terracotta.
Design Tips:
- Incorporate carved wood furniture or antique decor for a cultural twist
- Add tropical plants and botanical prints for that lively, wanderlust vibe
- Use patterned tiles or textured backdrops for visual interest
And… we’re not done yet! There’s still more personality-inspired design styles to come! ✨
Whether you’re a thoughtful INFJ, a vibrant ENFP, or somewhere uniquely in between, we believe your home should be a reflection of you – soulful, purposeful, and deeply personal.
If you’re ready to turn your personality into a space you love coming home to, we’re here to help you bring it to life.
Part 3 is on the way – stay tuned 💭💫