Login

u/hstpierre

r/interiordesignideas r/HomeDecorating r/DesignMyRoom r/Apartmentliving r/malelivingspace r/AmateurInteriorDesign
Image 1 — Any thoughts on how to make the most of the space in my new London flat?
Image 2 — Any thoughts on how to make the most of the space in my new London flat?
Image 3 — Any thoughts on how to make the most of the space in my new London flat?
Image 4 — Any thoughts on how to make the most of the space in my new London flat?
Image 5 — Any thoughts on how to make the most of the space in my new London flat?
Image 6 — Any thoughts on how to make the most of the space in my new London flat?
Image 7 — Any thoughts on how to make the most of the space in my new London flat?
Image 8 — Any thoughts on how to make the most of the space in my new London flat?
Image 9 — Any thoughts on how to make the most of the space in my new London flat?
▲ 11 r/Apartmentliving

Any thoughts on how to make the most of the space in my new London flat?

Just moved into this super nice well fitted flat. It came furnished with a coffee table and couch, but the walls are bare. I’ve just moved into so I brought my plants, I have some art, and I have a red rug to place under the couch / table. It’s a nice flat - but right now it’s too sterile and hotel like - I want it to feel more homey than minimalistic . Couch and tv positioning I’m unsure of . Any input is appreciated!! Thanks

u/hstpierre — 2 days ago
▲ 6 r/interiordesignideas

Any thoughts on how to make the most of the space in my new London flat?

Just moved into this super nice well fitted flat. It came furnished with a coffee table and couch, but the walls are bare. I’ve just moved into so I brought my plants, I have some art, and I have a red rug to place under the couch / table. It’s a nice flat - but right now it’s too sterile and hotel like - I want it to feel more homey than minimalistic . Should I mount the tv on the wall the couch is facing or turn the couch? Etc Any input is appreciated!! Thanks

u/hstpierre — 2 days ago
▲ 28 r/AmateurInteriorDesign

Any thoughts on how to make the best of the space in my new London flat?

Just moved into this super nice well fitted flat. It came furnished with a coffee table and couch, but the walls are bare. I’ve just moved into so I brought my plants, I have some art, and I have a red rug to place under the couch / table. It’s a nice flat - but right now it’s too sterile and hotel like - I want it to feel more homey than minimalistic . Any input is appreciated!! Thanks

u/hstpierre — 2 days ago
▲ 48 r/HomeDecorating

Any thoughts on how to make the best of the space in my new London flat?

Just moved into this super nice well fitted flat. It came furnished with a coffee table and couch, but the walls are bare. I’ve just moved into so I brought my plants, I have some art, and I have a red rug to place under the couch / table. It’s a nice flat - but right now it’s too sterile and hotel like - I want it to feel more homey than minimalistic . Any input is appreciated!! Thanks

u/hstpierre — 2 days ago
▲ 34 r/DesignMyRoom

Any thoughts on how to make the best of the space in my new London flat?

Just moved into this super nice well fitted flat. It came furnished with a coffee table and couch, but the walls are bare. I’ve just moved into so I brought my plants, I have some art, and I have a red rug to place under the couch / table. It’s a nice flat - but right now it’s too sterile and hotel like - I want it to feel more homey than minimalistic . Any input is appreciated!! Thanks !

u/hstpierre — 2 days ago
▲ 151 r/malelivingspace

Any thoughts on how to make the most of the space in my new London flat

Just moved into this super nice well fitted flat. It came furnished with a coffee table and couch, but the walls are bare. I’ve just moved into so I brought my plants, I have some art, and I have a red rug to place under the couch / table. It’s a nice flat - but right now it’s too sterile and hotel like - I want it to feel more homey than minimalistic . Any input is appreciated!! Thanks

u/hstpierre — 2 days ago