r/Decor

The pillows and duvet covers stay. I'm looking for blanket suggestions and pillows suggestions.

Please be aware the camera stretches how it actually looks in some photos (hence the many angles I took), and the "floor plan" is rough and not accurate.

I like that I have easy walking access to the entire window, and would like to keep that.

I moved the draws to the bottom of my bed to see if it would look nice with my small TV there, but I'm not sure.

I may have an additional small side table to add. It is maroon, vintage with no drawers.

I'm assuming wardrobes are best where they are too keep a clear entrance, and I think leaving a small gap on the left I'd good to store laundry (as I get very messy if it's in open space).

I'm 23 so would like it to feel mature but I also have raging ADHD, so more open floor space to move around in is needed.

Ps it has under bed storage

Hi! I need help deciding what color to paint my bathrooms! I’ve been in this house for three years! I’m not opposed to a color, it just needs to be muted, or an earth tone and not like “bright purple! lol

Folks,

Hopefully this isn't really the wrong sub Reddit.

I got this space here I don't like. Unfortunately I can't knock the wall down because it's a load bearing wall.

There's these wood shelving and i think it just looks ugly.

I got a decent set of woodworking tools and I could put something together.

The problem is that I don't know what to do with it.

Does anyone have some ideas as to what I can do to make this a bit more visually appealing?

Need some help! I’m not sure what colour I should pull from?

My instinct is always to go floral, maximalist. Furniture is mcm.

Picture 1 is the room.
Picture 2 is a better look at the current wall colour
Picture 3 is an up close of the carpet and the colours within it
Picture 4 is the colour of the couch (although it appears lighter/warmer in real life). It’s a velvet green.

Should I balance these existing colours out with another complimentary colour? Use a pink or green? Vintage pattern or solid colour?

I have purchased this apartment, and I now want to refurnish it and renovate the bathroom. The only thing I cannot change or move is the kitchen. The bathroom layout shown in this floor plan is how I would like it structured. Currently, the toilet, bidet, and sink are all on the same side (the right side), with the shower on the left side right as you enter. Overall, this floor plan shows the arrangement of items as I'd like them to be, but I would love to get your feedback and advice to see if this is truly the best layout, along with any general tips or suggestions on details I could consider, and any interior design help is greatly appreciated, budget, is kinda high but not infinite, lets say, 10k-15k € max.
sorry for the bad pictures, i took a video, without including the bathroom, hope you guys can understand

Which tv stand do you guys prefer?

For more context my TV is an 83 inch so it’s 72 inches across. Both these stands are bigger than the TV which is what I wanted.

Stand #1 is 98 inches long.

Stand #2 is 87 inches long.

The wall is 103 inches long.

Thoughts?

Helping my mother decorate her empty white kitchen with a dramatic blue backsplash (not able to change). I was trying to add warmth to this corner and only have this. Should i add a wooden serving board behind it? Other ideas ??

Hi!
I’m creating a gallery wall and this picture is kinda odd. I ordered it by accident since Etsy and Apple Wallet are literally done in like one click and before I know it it’s being shipped.

The wall was black and white photos but also color paintings, and the like. Every single one is in a black frame with a white mat.

Like or no?

I will be changing the light fixture and adding a few things like rug, lamps, etc. But what should I do for the walls? It’s so boring and sterile feeling. I’m thinking maybe wallpaper and then color drenching the ceiling, trim and doors. I also need curtains but am unsure if I should go with someone basic or do a pattern. I like gingham. HAAALPPPP

Como designer, estou sempre pesquisando referências e inspirações de decoração e design de interiores, e ultimamente tenho explorado diferentes combinações de cores para salas pequenas. Para explorar essas possibilidades, usei o AI Studio do Planner 5D para testar diferentes paletas de cores e estilos de sala antes de decidir quais combinações funcionavam melhor.

Acho interessante como uma simples mudança na paleta pode alterar completamente a percepção do espaço. Algumas combinações que testei:

- Laranja Queimado + Verde Oliva

- Creme + Ameixa

- Preto Fosco + Nogueira

- Areia + Azul Marinho

Também quis testar uma ideia que vejo bastante em projetos de interiores: será que uma sala pequena precisa mesmo ficar apenas nos tons claros?

Dependendo da combinação entre a cor das paredes, móveis, madeira e elementos decorativos, é possível criar um ambiente pequeno que ainda pareça leve, mas tenha muito mais personalidade e aconchego.

Estou compartilhando algumas das ideias porque podem ser úteis para quem também está buscando referências para sala pequena, cores para sala, decoração de sala ou design de interiores.

Qual dessas combinações vocês escolheriam para uma sala pequena? E vocês arriscariam uma cor mais forte nas paredes ou continuariam nos tons neutros?

How can i make this room look cozier, less sterile?

I hope I’m allowed to post tiny office space photos here. I have a mini office and I thought something on the blank wall would overcrowd the space, but now I’m not so sure. Would love your thoughts!

Hi, Im moving out in September (yay) and looking to buy a nice bedspread that will last me a while. I fell in love with this one from Anthropologie but Im not sure if the quality is good enough. has anyone bought one from there before or any advice? thanks!

https://www.anthropologie.com/en-ca/shop/ellen-merchant-cotton-voile-cottage-quilt?color=014&size=FULL&type=STANDARD

I'm a teenager. Recently, I've been able to free up some shelf space. I've tried putting things up but I don't rlly think it looks put together, I want it to look more warm and inviting but idrk what I could use as decorations. (Ignore the mess; I'm still cleaning and there are a lot of things I have from my childhood 😭)

P.S All tips are welcome but the hammock isn't going down.

Doing photos tomorrow and trying to think what to do with the nekkid dresser area. Small art over the dresser, flowers on the dresser? Candlesticks? Any ideas are welcome.