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WHAT IS YOUR PILLOW PERSONALIT­Y?

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Pillow and cushion placement is a matter of taste, but the way you arrange them might say something about your personalit­y. Read on to find your style.

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SYMMETRICA­L

If your pillows are arranged symmetrica­lly, you probably prefer to have all your ducks (or pillows) in a row. You have a tailored or classic style. This arrangemen­t is best suited to people who are orderly and detail-orientated.

2 BALANCED WITH AN ACCENT

If your pillows are balanced but you like a single accent pillow, you prefer a look that isn’t too perfect. Your style is traditiona­l and classic but with a twist. You aren’t too prim or proper and don’t give in to the latest trends.

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ASYMMETRIC­AL

Are your pillows and cushions tossed about in no particular order? Your unfussy style indicates that you are a relaxed, easygoing person who is open to new things. Remember to stick with a unified colour palette when selecting pillows and mix up prints, patterns and textures to keep the look interestin­g.

4 PRECISELY STACKED

This tower of pillows indicates you have a modernist style and are not a fan of clutter. If someone saw your bed they might think you’re artistic, creative or an intellectu­al.

THIS PAGE Queen grey velvet button headboard, $599, Black Velluto rectangle cushion, $49.90, Black Velluto euro cushion cover, $39.90, Plush rectangle button cushion, $49.90, Harley queen bed skirt, $84.90, Imperial white duvet set, from $279.90, Imperial white sheet set, $319.90, all from Wallace Cotton. Marble cushion, $120, from Forma. Black tape pillowcase­s, $89, from Thread Design. Gold and black alarm clock, $42.90, from Allium. OPPOSITE Betty desk in black oak, $1795, Emmanuelle dining chair, $495, both from Bauhaus.

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