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Do the stars influence the kind of
homes we live in? Do the Zodiac signs effect the way we decorate, the type
of furniture we buy or our domestic tastes and lifestyles? What birth sign
are you? |
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| Aries | |
| Arians hate to throw anything away - this is often reflected in the cluttered homes with bulging wardrobes. They love to shop and will buy large amounts of goods for their homes - often from garage sales, car boots sales, and second-hand shops. Some spend a fortune on gadgets, equipping themselves with food processors, personal stereos, juicers and every type of new gismo, which comes on the market. They love gardening and growing indoor plants and are very practical when it comes to DIY. | |
| Taurus | |
| Very creative home-makers-this is reflected in the style and visual sense in their homes. Often guided amateur builders and gardeners, They are not keen on second-hand goods, except those passed down from families. Homes tend to feature modern furniture. They enjoy collecting valuable possessions and make sure they have a good sound-system in their homes. | |
| Gemini | |
| Geminian homes are kept nicely, but not usually by them. They prefer to employ someone else to clean up, and, if this is not possible will either do what they have to or ignore the whole business altogether. As far as decor and furniture is concerned, they will buy the best they can afford and then live with it for years afterwards. | |
| Cancer | |
| Cancerians are very attached to their homes. They love to travel and may choose to work in a job which allows them to do so, they also need a base, a place of their own - preferably with the mortgage completely paid up. They enjoy speculating on property and many own more than one place - they hate paying rent. They enjoy collecting and their homes may be full of antiques or other collectibles. | |
| Leo | |
| Leos like a spacious and attractive home. They may not keep their homes in the latest style because, like Cancerians, they develop sentimental attachments to their belongings and surroundings. For much the same reason, they prefer to buy a house and stay in it for years, even when their families have moved out and they're left with more space than they need. The typical Leo home is well proportioned and comfortable but not necessarily filled with the latest goods and gadgets. They don't set out to impress their neighbours with their wealth or their possessions and are not particularly materialistic. | |
| Virgo | |
| Virgos are fairly careful types who don't like spending money unnecessarily. They are quite fussy, however, and don't care to live in dirty, cramped or run-down circumstances. Naturals at DIY, they are good at repairing and renovating. They are not ostentatious but are interested in quality things in their homes. They also love a garden to work in, being an earth sign. Many Virgos work from home, so their houses often have a study or room where they can think. Very acquisitive and knowledgeable, Virgos' homes are likely to be filled with books and magazines, TV's and computers. They can be untidy and don't like personal things to be disturbed. | |
| Libra | |
| Librans generally like a neat and tidy environment. Very creative, they sometimes express themselves through some highly imaginative DIY work around the house, while others create beautiful gardens. Librans tend to live very well indeed or in squalid circumstances. The good-livers prefer a spacious apartment in a nice part of town or a lovely cottage surrounded by land. Their homes are equipped with good quality furniture and beautiful kitchens. They are noted for their taste, colour sense and ability to create a harmonious, peaceful environment. Squalid Librans will live in any old place if it's cheap. | |
| Scorpio | |
| Scorpios have a sentimental attachment to their homes, possessions and the past, preferring old favourites to new-fangled gadgets. They hoard, often hanging onto completely useless items and recycling their own junk. Being food lovers, they tend to spend more on eating and drinking than on their homes and thus homes can be scruffy. Possessions mean little to them, although they like books and music. | |
| Sagittarius | |
| The Sagittarius home-buyer likes a good secure home, with many gadgets around the home. The Sagittarius likes a high quality security system, which protects all aspects of the home. Sagittarius also likes lavishing money on his new house, with artwork and sculptures which gives a home a bit of finesse. Keeping the home nice & tidy is imperative to the Sagittarius, as they are very house pride. If they like a new idea on the house then they are likely experiment. | |
| Capricorn | |
| Capricorns like to invest in bricks and mortar and won't allow a property to fall into disrepair. A Capricorn home is comfortable and well maintained with as much surrounding land as the owner can afford. Capricorn is an earth sign, therefore they like to have some space to grow their own vegetables and plants. They aren't interested in status symbols but do like good quality possessions-as long as they are value for money. Capricorns don't spend much time at home, mainly because their work and many interests keep them on the go all the time, but they like something to come back to. | |
| Aquarius | |
| Aquarians are so different from each other that it is difficult to generalise. Some for example, live in amazingly clean ultra-modern apartments while others live in rambling old houses, filled with children, animals and lodgers. Many Aquarians work close to home and others have offices or even schools within their homes. All Aquarians seem to collect books and bits of paper, some collect antiques, junk or animals, other weird and wonderful possessions. | |
| Pisces | |
| Pisceans tend to have spiritual rather than material values, but still like somewhere nice to live, preferably with a garden - both for security and also as a place to which they can retreat. A Pisces home can be anything from a squat to a palace. After drifting for a while they do try and find a place of their own, even if they are not always there. This is partly because they are not adaptable enough to live in someone else's space for long, and they see property as a form of security. | |
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