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Please help with my room

hi i’m a teenager and im really trying to make my room nice since i haven’t done anything to it in a while so im wondering what i should add or move , im thinking led lights new blinds of course some posters and then i have some vines but let me know what else you think would help improve my room to look nicer. ifyou have any ideas let me know, thanks!

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How to improve rhisbugly hallway?

Ignore the black bag - I was cleaning up. This is my hallway it's shaped like the Tetris shape Rhode island Z. I'm showing the entrance part of it. It's ugly and has no personality. I've not done much to it since I moved in. I want to make it better but need ideas. How can I make it inviting and beautiful??

I want functionality - space for most used shoes tucked away, a place to put keys and other essentials and a place to hang my jackets, scarves etc. The toilet is right there near the entrance and because of that I want things to be closed off. Can someone suggest colours/wallpaper/furniture/anything that can make this place a joy to walk into? Thanks a bunch!

u/Floatinlyf_3 — 2 days ago
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Help me decorate my new pink bedroom 🩷

I’m in a transitional phase of life and moving into a new home, and I’ve wanted a pink bedroom for YEARS. So I’m finally doing it. 😂

Help me design a grown-up, feminine pink bedroom that feels sophisticated rather than overly sweet.

The walls are SW Rosebay, although the current lighting isn’t doing the color justice at all. The house came with very fluorescent recessed lighting, so swapping those bulbs for something warmer is already on my list.

Here’s where I’m struggling: I want the room to feel airy and spacious, but somehow also moody and intimate. I love velvet, gold, teal, deep blues/greens, interesting textures, and a slightly collected feel. I’m definitely not afraid of color...I just want everything to feel intentional. I love the idea of a gold frame canopy bed.

Would love ideas, especially for the bed, curtains, rug, lighting, and how you’d layer the darker jewel tones into the pink without making the room feel heavy. It is also a weird layout because there's only one window so I have no idea how I can design that nicely. Should I do a panel of curtains all the way across the wall? Idk

Thanks in advance 🩷

u/striving_for_less — 2 days ago

What is one small change that can make a bedroom look more premium?

I’m curious to know what you think.

If you had to suggest just one affordable change to make a normal bedroom look more stylish and premium, what would it be?

Lighting, curtains, wall decor, bedsheets, plants, furniture, or something else?

Would love to hear your ideas!

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u/ProfessionalWeek7649 — 3 days ago
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Style Recommendations Needed

I am wanting to add color to my upstairs game room. My first idea is installing wainscotting. Any recommendations of the color and if I should stick to only one wall of do the whole room? The ceiling is 8 feet to the first angle, then up to about 12 feet.
Open to other recommendations. This will be used for young kids and a large TV will be installed for movie nights.

u/GhettoGato — 2 days ago
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What is missing? What can I add of remove to make the cupboard more interesting and modern?

u/Few-Forever4762 — 2 days ago
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Restarting at 30 - need bedroom decor advice

As the title says, I’m currently restarting all over again after my breakup and I’m back to living with my dad with just me and my kitty.

I feel like with every going on right now I just need some advice in terms of making this room feel less depressing 😭

I’m a 30 F - masc lesbian (I include this so y’all don’t start suggesting pink comforter sets and shit 🤣)

Bless my Dads heart but yeah very boring and just needs some life. But I’m actually horrible when it comes to interior design and would always rely on the women in my life to make a room feel like you live in.

I’ve provided some pics of the closet, bathroom & room.

I’d love a full body mirror for sure, def need some cute bath mats and considered buying some marble contact paper for the bathroom counters bc 🫢🤢 I’m also considering maybe buying one of the media tables (for under the TV) that’s actually a litter box holder bc I’m not really sure where his Breeze Litter System is gonna fit here 🥲 (Baby crib won’t be in here for long, so pretend that area is empty)

But please I’m open to any suggestions - I’d truly love to not paint bc I just wanna fill the room to make it homey rather than go off and start painting walls in a home that realistically is being open to me you know?

I just need help in terms of matching stuff. I’d love a like fluffy style comforter like the one I included and I like the concept of that dresser but not sure so do with that what you will

I appreciate any and all suggestions but keep in mind I’m still paying rent at my ex’s place since I’m on the lease so don’t be suggesting some grandiose ideas 😆

Appreciate y’all! Can’t wait to see what y’all suggest

u/Objective-Spirit-527 — 3 days ago
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Need suggestion to make it better

So we just had our wall painted and this was not the colour we intended and now we can't afford to put another colour, idk if it's actually looking very bad or it's looking bad to me as i didn't have imagined this colour,

I am thinking of making some tropical designs in it after awhile, what's your opinion

u/National-Vanilla-595 — 3 days ago
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Any ideas for my bedroom?

So I moved in a few months ago and I feel close to what I wanted but not quite there yet, I love color and maximalism but I feel like the walls are missing something or maybe the colors together? I wanted curtains but when I got them the blinds made it impossible for me to install the rods so I didn’t know what to do. On the right is a tapestry and 55 inch tv and the left is my closet which is white and also looks unfinished and boring. Lmk what you guys think.

u/Excellent-Jicama-220 — 3 days ago
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Please help me fix our living room!

Hi! Right now our living room feels like it has no theme or aesthetic, and rather just a cluster of things we have collected. Thinking I could use a better rug? Or update the wall? Any advice appreciated. Thank you!

u/phoebebridgersex — 4 days ago
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Wall color / curtain help needed!!!!

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

u/GrapefruitNew7048 — 4 days ago
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style and financially challenged

I’m needing help designing/decorating my house on a budget. I don’t really have a style but I do like a mix of boho, mcm and eclectic I think ? I would also like some help with where my furniture should go if this current set up doesn’t look good. The only things that really can’t be moved are my couch (will eventually get another sectional, just a high budget item) and the stand with my (new tv and wall mount are also on my list) I also need wall art or decor ideas. The things I need I will have to purchase will have to be bought slowly over time. I would like to make a list of what is needed and prioritize that list on what’s needed most. I do like pink, gold and green a lot and want to incorporate those colors as much as possible. I have some brass and raw wood items as well. I want to make the space natural yet feminine. I downsized plants quite a bit from my previous home because I lost a lot of the space I had before but wouldn’t mind adding more if it’s appropriate for the space. I know I’m all over the place here so any help and guidance are appreciated. It only let me upload one photo so I’m going to try to post the other in the comments.

u/MozzarellaMuenster — 4 days ago

Design help please

I need help dressing this space please. I’ve recently panelled the bottom and painted the grey console green.

I’m considering a circular mirror above, thoughts? Could it be centred above the electricity box? Or next to it where my old mirror was?

Or rectangular mirror? But this might be too harsh?
And on the left hand wall? Frame of some kind?

I’ve done so many chat got images but I wasn’t advice from others with a better eye!

Thanks

u/dellek1990 — 4 days ago
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Living room/dining room paint color help

Really need to add some color to bring some life into my space
Can I get some help picture out colors? I love mid century modern design with a boho feel.
Also planning on changing the drop ceiling tiles with wood slat ones so any suggestions on that would be appreciated too!

u/Intelligent_Fee_3572 — 3 days ago
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it takes time. what should i tackle next?

Hi all! I'm decorating our cozy townhome slowly. We just picked up a compact, lighter-toned dining table, and have a big to do list but dont know where to start.

my big todos:
Finding matching dining chairs and a bench

Paint the dining area and hallway. aiming for soft, airy greens/blues or pink with Modern Indian & Oaxaca-inspired warm accents like terracotta

swap the lighting.

out up art

Where should I start? Is it better to paint first, buy furniture first, or tackle lighting/art? How do you organize a multi-step design project without feeling overwhelmed?

u/fluffy-smols — 4 days ago
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How can I remove these marker lines?

Spent all night last night hanging lining paper on the walls.

This morning my 3 year old managed to get his hand on some markers and draw all over the lining paper 🤦🏻‍♂️

Is there a way to ger this out, or am I better pulling off the lining paper and redoing it? I’d rather not do that as the adhesive has already set so it’s going to be a nightmare pulling it off.

u/Apprehensive-Flan127 — 5 days ago
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Help! Can’t figure out what to paint my kitchen.

Painting this in my new home I purchase next week. How should I paint the walls? I also included a picture of the kitchen island I’m purchasing. I’d like it to match with that. I want it to feel warm in here.

u/Charming-Newspaper81 — 4 days ago
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What size rug in my living room?

Ignore the mess but I’m trying to figure out what size rug for my living room I hope the drawings make sense.. just not sure if I should get a giant one to go under the 118” length couch fully or a smaller one partially or just have one not under the couch at all? Just looking for opinions 😋

Also I know it’s colorless and empty in here I just moved with literally nothing and I’m accumulating things slowly

u/Ok-Necessary1472 — 4 days ago