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How to decorate your home according to your star sign (and what to avoid)

Your Sun sign is only the beginning...
Cozy dining area with glass light fixture, plants, books, and a tea set on the table by a window with stained glass details.Photographer: Brigid Arnott / Stylist: Jodie Gibbons

Have you ever walked into a home and instantly felt at ease? Or entered one that, while beautifully decorated, left you feeling strangely disconnected from your surroundings?  According to astrologers, that feeling might have less to do with trends and more to do with your star sign, or even your entire birth chart. 

Sure, social media can tell us what colours are “in” and which sofa everyone is buying, but creating a home that genuinely feels like you goes much deeper. It comes down to understanding how you experience comfort, beauty, creativity and even security. That’s where your star sign comes in.

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Why astrology and design complement each other

“Design is about telling a story – bringing elements together to create visual harmony. As humans, we take a space, no matter how empty, and we inject our life into it – pulsating new blood within its walls,” says astrologer and interior designer Anthony Perrotta. “Astrology is also a form of storytelling… Through interpreting our charts, we can discover pieces of our own narrative.”

While most people know their Sun sign, Anthony says it’s only one piece of the puzzle. “Looking at placements in your chart like your Moon sign, Venus, Sun, Rising, IC and planets in the Fourth House, you can see what you need from your home or to feel safe.” 

Shelves with green ceramic dishes, butterfly decor, potted plants, and flower arrangements in a dimly lit pantry. It is situated in the apartment penthouse home of Chyka Keebaugh from Real Housewives of Melbourne.
(Photography: Martina Gemmola / Styling: Belle Hemming)

In other words, decorating according to your star sign isn’t about filling your home with Aries-red cushions or Cancer-themed shells. It’s about understanding why you instinctively gravitate towards certain colours, layouts, textures and spaces. Ultimately, you need to create a home that supports who you are.

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Before you decorate, know your ‘Big Three’

If you’ve only ever looked at your star sign, you’re only seeing part of the picture.

According to Anthony, your entire birth chart influences your relationship with home, but your Sun, Moon and Rising signs — known as your Big Three — offer the best place to start.

Your Sun sign: Your decorating personality

Colour drenched yellow dining room with a wooden table, wooden dining chairs with seat cushions that have a floral pattern, chandelier, flowers, and a wooden cabinet with decorative plates.
(Photography: Hannah Puechmarin / Styling: Cheryl Carr)

Your Sun sign represents your core identity and naturally influences your overall decorating style. It’s why a Leo might instinctively gravitate towards statement lighting, while a Virgo feels calmer surrounded by clean lines and organised spaces. 

Think of it as the aesthetic you’re naturally drawn towards.

Your Moon sign: How you want your home to feel

Rustic kitchen with a wooden island, bread, flowers, vintage stove, and a hanging glass light fixture.
(Photography: Brigid Arnott / Styling: Jodie Gibbons)
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If your Sun sign chooses the furniture, your Moon sign chooses the atmosphere. Anthony says your Moon sign reveals what helps you feel emotionally safe and comfortable in your home. Someone with a fiery Sun but a Cancer Moon, for example, might love bold decorating choices but still crave cosy lighting, sentimental objects and spaces that feel nurturing.

Your Rising sign: First impressions

Classical entryway with elaborate chandelier in the shape of palm tree fronds, open arched wooden doors, colorful rug, and decorative side table with lamps.
(Photography: Martina Gemmola / Styling: Amy Spargo)

Your Rising (or Ascendant) sign influences the energy you project into the world. It often shapes the way guests experience your home from the moment they walk through the front door, from your facade and entrance styling through to the overall mood of your interiors.

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If you’ve ever felt like your star sign’s decorating style doesn’t quite fit, check your Moon and Rising signs before writing astrology off entirely.

The four elements: Your decorating personality at a glance

Before diving into each star sign, it helps to understand the four astrological elements of the zodiac. Every sign belongs to one of these groups, and they share surprisingly similar design instincts.

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Fire signs (Aries, Leo and Sagittarius): Bold homes full of personality

Yarra Valley home interior designer Carolyn Burns-McCrave kitchen blue and terracotta tiles
Don’t bother trying to dim a Fire sign’s light. Their bold and playful homes prove that they’re the stars of the show. (Photography: Martina Gemmola)

Fire signs don’t believe in styles that whisper. Just like Leo themselves, their homes should make an impression.

Leos are naturally drawn to spaces that feel energetic, inspiring and filled with natural light. Expect statement furniture, oversized artwork, warm colours and layouts that encourage entertaining.

Anthony notes that lighting is particularly important for fire signs, who often feel energised by bright, open spaces with plenty of flexibility.

Try: bold colour, open-plan living, sculptural furniture and dramatic lighting. Overall, decorate with a sense of fearlessness.

Earth signs (Taurus, Virgo and Capricorn): Timeless spaces that feel grounded

Timber open plan living and dining area.
Utilising natural materials for wellbeing, it combines an Earth Sign’s appreciation of good quality with their, well, down-to-earth nature. (Photography: Marnie Hawson. Styling: Belle Hemming)

Earth signs value substance over spectacle.

Rather than chasing trends, they’re drawn to beautiful craftsmanship, natural materials and interiors designed to last for decades. Texture is just as important as colour, and comfort is never sacrificed for style.

These are the people who invest in quality linen sheets, handcrafted timber furniture and stone benchtops because they know they’ll love them for years to come.

Try: timber, linen, stone, thoughtful storage and layered neutrals. For Earth signs, it’s all about enduring design.

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Air signs (Gemini, Libra and Aquarius): Creative, curious and endlessly adaptable

Balzan Coldstream library red arched bookshelves floral wallpaper
Conversation-starters and flexible spaces speak to an Air sign’s keen mind. (Styling: Bea Lamobs | Photography: Martina Gemmola)

Air signs see their homes as an extension of their minds.

They’re happiest in bright, open spaces that allow ideas to flow freely. Their decorating style is often eclectic rather than predictable, balancing creativity with clever functionality.

Whether it’s a perfectly curated reading nook, an art-filled gallery wall or a home office that sparks inspiration, Air signs need rooms that evolve alongside them.

Try: flexible layouts, beautiful books, sculptural furniture, conversation-starting art and light-filled interiors. It’s at once personal and adaptable.

Water signs (Cancer, Scorpio and Pisces): Homes designed to nurture the soul

Living room with fireplace
Water signs are all about cosy comforts and sentimentality. (Photography: Martina Gemmola / Interior design & styling: Amy Spargo, Maine House Interiors)

For Water signs, home isn’t simply somewhere to live, it’s their retreat from the harsh world.

Emotion plays a huge role in the way they decorate, often surrounding themselves with meaningful objects, sentimental heirlooms, soft textures and calming colours.

Privacy matters, comfort matters and atmosphere matters.

These homes feel deeply personal because they’re designed around feelings rather than appearance.

Try: layered textures, ambient lighting, vintage treasures and calming palettes. These spaces should feel restorative.

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Aries interior design style (21 Mar – 19 Apr)

Fearless, energetic and never afraid to make a statement. 

A home office with a navy library and walls, sofa and desk.
Aries are courageous and experimental by nature. (Photography: Ema Peter / Styling: Kelly Deck Design)

Rebecca Mitchell describes Aries as the trendsetter of the zodiac. 

“An Aries’ sense of style is often bold, but this isn’t to be confused with ‘outrageous’. An Aries will simply take a chance on decor or design themes that aren’t currently ‘on trend’ – only to finally hit stores a year later. They’re just ahead of the times.”

Anthony agrees, describing Aries as courageous decorators who aren’t afraid to experiment.

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Your decorating style

If you’re an Aries, your home should feel as dynamic as you are.

Think eclectic interiors filled with personality, dramatic artwork, industrial lighting, leather accents and furniture that can easily be rearranged whenever inspiration strikes.

Open-plan living, strong architectural lines and plenty of natural light will help keep your energy flowing.

You’ll love

  • Statement artwork
  • Leather and metal finishes
  • Concrete mixed with warm timber
  • Open-plan layouts
  • Bold colour moments
  • Mood lighting
  • Flexible furniture


Avoid

  • Traditional decorating
  • Closed-off floor plans
  • Oversized, bulky furniture
  • Spaces that feel rigid or overly formal

Taurus interior design style (20 Apr – 20 May)

Comfort is the ultimate luxury.

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Grounded Taurus is suited to nature-inspired elements and cosy comforts. (Photographer: Marnie Hawson / Stylist: Belle Hemming Bright)

If any star sign understands the meaning of sanctuary, it’s Taurus.

Rebecca says, “Space is sacred to a Taurus. They don’t love you pushing their boundaries – and that includes spontaneously rearranging the cupboards, or going into ‘their room’ without an invitation.”

Anthony describes Taurus as perhaps the zodiac’s greatest homebody, explaining that they need spaces that radiate comfort, privacy and beauty.

Your decorating style

Your dream home feels warm, layered and luxurious without trying too hard. Natural materials, beautiful craftsmanship, oversized sofas, plush bedding and fresh flowers instantly make you feel grounded. You’ll happily invest in quality because comfort is never something you’re willing to compromise on.

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You’ll love

  • Linen
  • Timber
  • Stone
  • Earthy colours
  • Curved furniture
  • Soft sofas that feel cloud-like
  • Fresh flowers
  • Layered textures

Avoid

  • Brutalist interiors
  • Cold minimalist spaces
  • Tiny studio layouts
  • Homes with little natural light
  • Uncomfortable furniture

Gemini interior design style (21 May – 21 Jun)

Creative, curious and wonderfully unexpected.

Clashing prints and delightfully unexpected inclusions are well suited to the dual nature of the Gemini. (Photography: Dave Wheeler / Styling: Corina Koch)

Rebecca says Gemini homes often appear “effortlessly chic”, explaining that their greatest strength is “their ability to hold multiplicities with ease”, making unexpected combinations somehow work beautifully.

Anthony echoes this, describing Gemini as naturally drawn to flexible spaces that evolve alongside their ever-changing interests.

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Your decorating style

Forget matching furniture suites. You’re happiest mixing vintage finds with contemporary pieces, layering colours and patterns, and creating spaces that tell a story. Your home should feel adaptable—because your interests never stand still for long.

You’ll love

  • Modular furniture
  • Reading nooks
  • Home offices
  • Vintage treasures
  • Pattern mixing
  • Eclectic styling
  • Multi-purpose spaces

Avoid

  • Heavy furniture
  • Closed layouts
  • Overly complicated renovations
  • Homes that feel restrictive

Cancer interior design style (21 Jun – 22 Jul)

The sign that knows how to make a house feel like a home.

The dining room in this Tasmanian Airbnb features white VJ-pamelled walls, beside a green feature wall. This green feature wall has 10 artworks hung on it, with two wall sconces. The dining table is timber, with two dining chairs with timber frames and a banquette on the opposite side, decorated with cushions.
As the certified homebodies of astrology, Cancers will appreciate comfort, space, and style. Anything that gives them the perfect excuse never to leave the house. (Photography: Hannah Puechmarin)
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Cancer is often called the homebody of the zodiac, but Rebecca says that doesn’t simply mean endless cushions and fluffy throws.

Instead, “a Cancer’s main goal is to make any space feel nurturing to its occupants.”

Anthony goes even further, describing Cancer as the star sign of domesticity itself.

Your decorating style

Your home should tell your story. Vintage furniture, heirlooms, family photographs, beautiful kitchens and cosy entertaining spaces all help create the feeling you’re searching for. Bathrooms deserve just as much attention as living rooms, with deep bathtubs, calming colours and layered textures transforming everyday routines into moments of restoration.

You’ll love

  • Vintage furniture
  • Soft blues and coastal tones
  • Warm timber
  • Family photographs
  • Heirlooms
  • Bathtubs
  • Layered lighting
  • Comfortable entertaining spaces

Avoid

  • Brutalist interiors
  • Homes without personality
  • Excessive glass
  • Cold materials
  • Spaces that feel exposed

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Leo interior design style (23 Jul – 22 Aug)

Bold, glamorous and impossible to ignore.

Leos like to be the stars of the show, which is why the OTT, dramatic nature of modern glam is perfectly suited to this star sign. (Photography: Armelle Habib; Styling: Bree Leech)

Leos have a reputation for loving the spotlight—and their homes are no different.

Rebecca Mitchell says Leos naturally channel their confidence into the spaces they create.

“Leos love attention and praise, and will likely direct this energy into their home… once they ignore the latest trends and lock-in to what they truly love, their home is likely to be everyone’s favourite house on the block.”

Anthony describes Leo homes as “larger than life”, favouring soaring ceilings, generous entertaining spaces and interiors that balance luxury with warmth.

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Your decorating style

Forget playing it safe. Your home should make an entrance. Leos thrive in light-filled spaces where one spectacular feature steals the show — whether that’s an oversized artwork, a sculptural chandelier or an impossibly beautiful velvet sofa. Rich fabrics, gold accents and beautiful craftsmanship all feel perfectly at home.

The trick? Choosing statement pieces that still feel timeless.

You’ll love

  • Statement lighting
  • Velvet furniture
  • Brass and gold finishes
  • Oversized artwork
  • Rich jewel tones
  • Dramatic ceilings
  • Entertaining spaces
  • Luxe textures

Avoid

  • Dark interiors
  • Cramped rooms
  • Bland colour palettes
  • Homes with little personality

Virgo interior design style (23 Aug – 22 Sept)

Calm, considered and beautifully organised.

Bright kitchen with a marble island and splashback, wicker and wooden bar stools, glass and chrome pendants above the island, and a vase with lilac flowers in it. Cabinetry is shaker style and an arch leads to a butler's pantry.
A discerning Virgo won’t appreciate any clutter or dated decor in their home. Instead, Virgos like their spaces to be stylish, functional and at the forefront of design. (Photography: Lisa Romerein)
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Virgos have long been stereotyped as neat freaks, but Rebecca says there’s much more to it than that.

“Virgos want everything just so… Organised pantries, well-thought out style schemes, a thoroughly researched architectural design – a Virgo has done this work, and made it look effortless from the outside.”

Anthony believes Virgo’s love of order isn’t about perfection—it’s about creating an environment that supports daily life. Clean lines, purposeful design and quality craftsmanship all help them feel at ease.

Your decorating style

Every item in your home deserves its place.

You naturally gravitate towards pared-back interiors where beauty and practicality work together. Think Japandi styling, light timber, white marble, woven textures and clever built-in storage. For you, simplicity isn’t boring — it’s luxurious.

You’ll love

  • Japandi interiors
  • Natural timber
  • White marble
  • Indoor plants
  • Built-in storage
  • Neutral palettes
  • Functional furniture
  • Beautiful craftsmanship

Avoid

  • Clutter
  • Maximalism
  • Busy patterns
  • Oversized furniture
  • Decorating without purpose

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Libra interior design style (23 Sept – 22 Oct)

The effortlessly chic curator.

Country or Hamptons style large bathroom with clawfoot Victorian bath
Romantic Libras are always searching for beauty, which makes the pretty, vintage inspired nature of French provincial design a no-brainer for this star sign. (Photographer: Ema Peter)

If one star sign was destined to work in interiors, it’s probably Libra. 

Rebecca doesn’t hesitate.

“If the zodiac has a style queen, it’s probably Libra! Famous for their taste, a Libra’s home is likely to be the envy of their social circle.”

Anthony agrees, describing Libras as “the zodiacal decorators”, with an innate understanding of balance, scale and beauty.

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Your decorating style

You instinctively know when a room feels “right”.

Rather than chasing trends, you curate spaces that feel harmonious and refined, blending contemporary furniture with timeless classics. Symmetry matters, but never at the expense of personality and romance. You appreciate beautiful things, but always in moderation.

You’ll love

  • Marble accents
  • Curved furniture
  • Sculptural lighting
  • Parisian-inspired interiors
  • Soft pastels
  • Elegant styling
  • Fresh flowers

Avoid

  • Bulky furniture
  • Dark, enclosed spaces
  • Harsh minimalism
  • Overly matchy interiors
  • Anything gaudy

Designer’s note

Anthony says Libra homes often feel beautifully balanced because they’re designed around one simple principle:

“Sometimes… it isn’t about the type of furniture but where and how it is placed.”

Scorpio interior design style (23 Oct – 21 Nov)

Moody, intimate and undeniably dramatic.

A room colour drenched in dark blue.
The deep, passionate and mysterious nature of Scorpios mean that they will feel more than comfortable curling up next to the fireplace in a moody interior. (Photography: Chris Warnes/ Styling: Lucy Gough/ Interiors: Danielle Victoria)

Scorpio doesn’t decorate for other people. Their home is deeply personal — a place to retreat, recharge and surround themselves with objects that carry meaning.

Rebecca says once a Scorpio commits to a style, they’re completely invested.

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“A clear vision and an unrelenting eye for detail will ensure any renovations are completed with precision and to their exacting standards.”

Anthony believes Scorpio interiors thrive on contrast, texture and atmosphere, favouring moody palettes, layered materials and meaningful heirlooms over fleeting trends.

Your decorating style

Rather than filling your home with decorative objects, you surround yourself with pieces that tell stories. Vintage furniture, inherited treasures, framed family photographs and tactile materials all help create the rich, intimate atmosphere you love. 

Mood lighting is non-negotiable for this star sign. Candles, dim lamps and layered textures transform your home into a sanctuary. This ambience can look incredible in spaces with a dark cottagecore style.

You’ll love

  • Colour drenching
  • Velvet
  • Leather
  • Antique furniture
  • Heirlooms
  • Framed family photographs
  • Jewel tones
  • Ambient lighting

Avoid

  • Open-plan layouts with little privacy
  • Frilly decorating
  • Small bedrooms
  • Bright overhead lighting
  • Homes that feel impersonal

Sagittarius interior design style (22 Nov – 21 Dec)

Adventurous, eclectic and always collecting stories

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Always planning their next getaway, the adventurous Sagittarius will find inspiration in elements reminiscent of faraway places and tropical design. (Photography: Elouise Van Riet-Gray / Styling: Lana Caves)

For Sagittarius, home is less about perfection and more about possibility.

Rebecca Mitchell says a Sagittarian’s home should inspire curiosity.

“A Sagittarian’s home should be filled with wonderment. It’s a place they go to feel enriched and inspired. Whether it’s filled with books or souvenirs collected from global travels, a Sagittarius wants their mind to wander and roam from their very own (comfortable) couch.”

Anthony agrees, describing Sagittarius as naturally drawn to expansive spaces filled with light, personality and reminders of their adventures.

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Your decorating style

You’re happiest in a home that feels collected rather than decorated.

Maps, coffee table books, travel photography and meaningful souvenirs become part of your interiors, telling the story of where you’ve been — and where you hope to go next.

Large windows, open-plan living and furniture that can easily be rearranged suit your free-spirited nature.

You’ll love

  • Travel-inspired décor
  • Coffee table books
  • Eclectic styling
  • Warm earthy tones
  • Teal and turquoise accents
  • Large windows
  • Indoor-outdoor living
  • Flexible layouts

Avoid

  • Heavy furniture
  • Dark interiors
  • Overly segmented floor plans
  • Clutter that blocks movement
  • Homes that feel sterile

Capricorn interior design style (22 Dec – 19 Jan)

Timeless elegance that never dates.

The ever-practical and detail-oriented Capricorn enjoys the functional shapes and styles of Mid-century Modern design. (Photographer: Kara Rosenlund)
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Capricorns don’t decorate impulsively.

Every purchase from this star sign is considered, every finish carefully selected and every investment designed to stand the test of time.

Rebecca sums it up perfectly.

“Something always needs fixing in a Capricorn’s house. And, don’t worry, they’ll do it themselves! Their home style isn’t likely to be full of flourishes… Capricorns prefer classic, enduring aesthetics and solid foundational pieces. They are the ‘classic leather armchair’ of the zodiac.”

Anthony believes Capricorns naturally appreciate exceptional craftsmanship, whether that’s found in a restored Victorian home, a sleek penthouse or a beautifully designed A-frame cabin.

Your decorating style

You aren’t interested in what’s fashionable this season. Instead, you want pieces you’ll still love in twenty years.

Quality timber, natural stone, beautifully tailored upholstery and timeless architecture all appeal to your practical yet sophisticated eye.

Luxury, for you, is found in craftsmanship.

You’ll love

  • Heritage details
  • Dark timber
  • Natural stone
  • Leather furniture
  • Tailored upholstery
  • Neutral palettes
  • Investment furniture
  • Beautiful joinery

Avoid

  • Beachy styling
  • Bright colour palettes
  • Whimsical décor
  • Poor-quality furniture
  • Undefined living spaces

The Capricorn philosophy

Anthony’s advice for Capricorn is refreshingly simple: take your time.

Rather than rushing to furnish an entire home, invest slowly in pieces with beautiful craftsmanship that will last for decades.

Aquarius interior design style (20 Jan – 18 Feb)

Original, inventive and completely one-of-a-kind.

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Always thinking outside of the box, the star sign of Aquarius is the definition of bohemian. (Photographer: John Downs)

Aquarius rarely follows the crowd.

Rebecca says they’d happily fill an entire home with custom-made furniture or spend weekends hunting vintage stores for unexpected treasures instead.

“It would be an Aquarian’s dream to have every piece in their home custom-made. In absence of that, they’re likely to spend time trawling second-hand furniture stores for unique finds.”

Anthony describes Aquarius as visionaries who are naturally drawn towards innovative design, integrated technology and spaces that feel unlike anyone else’s.

Your decorating style

Forget copying Pinterest. Your home should reflect your individuality.

Expect unusual vintage finds, sculptural furniture, futuristic details and quirky conversation pieces that nobody else would think to buy, but somehow work perfectly together.

You’re also likely to dedicate space to your hobbies, collections and creative pursuits.

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You’ll love

  • Mid-century futurism
  • Vintage treasures
  • Scandinavian simplicity
  • Smart home technology
  • Gallery walls
  • Sculptural furniture
  • Unexpected colour combinations
  • Custom details

Avoid

  • Traditional decorating
  • Rustic interiors
  • Formal rooms
  • Heavy ornamentation
  • Predictable styling

Pisces interior design style (19 Feb – 20 Mar)

Dreamy, artistic and deeply restorative.

As a water sign, dreamy Pisces is sure to find pleasure in the calm, coastal-inspired design of Hamptons interiors. (Photography: Chris Warnes / Styling: Melinda Hartwright)

If any star sign knows how to create a sanctuary, it’s Pisces.

Rebecca describes Pisces homes as places that balance inspiration with rest.

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“A Pisces should create a haven that is truly an escape from the outside world, full of serene colours, beautiful fabrics and art that makes them feel completely themselves.”

Anthony agrees, explaining that Pisces flourish in gentle, nature-inspired spaces filled with softness, movement and creativity.

Your decorating style

Your home should feel calming from the moment you step through the door. Soft colours, flowing curtains, rounded furniture, beautiful artwork and natural materials help create the peaceful atmosphere you crave. Rather than following one decorating style, you instinctively blend influences — from Japandi to bohemian, coastal to Wabi Sabi— creating something that’s uniquely your own. And if there’s one sign most likely to be drawn to interiors with a witchy wonder, it’s Pisces. 

You’ll love

  • Linen fabrics
  • Coastal colours
  • Curved furniture
  • Beautiful artwork
  • Wallpaper
  • Mirrors
  • Indoor plants
  • Soft lighting

Avoid

  • Brutalist architecture
  • Commercial-looking interiors
  • Oversized furniture
  • Harsh lighting
  • Homes that feel cold or overly structured

What the stars predict for interior design in 2026 and beyond

Anthony also believes the planets are influencing broader decorating trends, with 2026 shaping up to be a year of warmth, individuality and self-expression.

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Opulent interior with pink sofas, art, books, floral decor, colorful chandelier, and patterned rug in a cozy room.
(Photography: Martina Gemmola / Styling: Belle Hemming)

Rather than cool greys and minimalist interiors, he predicts we’ll continue to embrace rich earthy colours, jewel tones, maximalism and homes that reflect our personalities. Expect to see more colour drenching, natural stone, vintage furniture, metallic accents, oversized artwork and layered textures, alongside a continued love of Japandi influences and handcrafted pieces.

In many ways, it’s less about following trends and more about creating spaces that feel authentic.

So… Should you decorate according to your star sign?

Whether you’re a skeptic or someone who checks their horoscope every morning, astrology offers an interesting way to think about why certain homes instantly feel right.

As Anthony explains, “our natal charts are unique to us, then our styles will be unique as well. But style isn’t static, and neither is astrology.”

Bright kitchen with farmhouse sink, marble countertop, wicker basket, lamp, and wood island near a large window.
(Photography: Maree Homer / Styling: Kate Nixon)
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Perhaps that’s the real takeaway. Your birth chart and star sign aren’t a decorating rulebook. It’s simply another lens through which to understand yourself.

So if you’re naturally drawn to cosy reading corners, dramatic colour drenching or homes filled with vintage treasures, don’t worry about whether it’s “on trend”.

The best-designed homes have always reflected the people who live in them — and if the stars help you create a space that feels more like home, that’s a beautiful place to begin.

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