r/Decorating

hey everyone!! i really feel like something is missing from my room but i don’t know what? any suggestions would be very appreciated! thank you x

I’m going for a traditional look but with a bit of an edge and I feel like green is playing it safe but I’ve looked at them for too long and can’t tell which one looks better 🤣

wanted to capture the natural, curious movements of this rat. I created this original imagery to bridge the gap between real-life behavior and digital art.

​I’d love to hear your feedback on the animation and movement!

One of them is much more expensive than the other, which is why I’m looking at the cheaper option.

This piece focuses on blending traditional storytelling with modern interior design. I’d love to hear your thoughts on this transformation!

*I need help. Current wall color from this room’s prior use is SW Oyster Bay and too blue with new furniture. Trim/windows are similar to SW Softer Tan at about 97% strength (see pics of trim/doors near SW White Duck walls for an idea) and I have no idea what the ceiling color is. My goal is to lighten the seating area space because it can look cooler/dreary many parts of the day and I want something new*

I have a room I’m repurposing - it was a formal dining room and I now want it to be a hangout/readinf/coffee/board game room.

The couch and chairs (second one coming soon), light fixture, buffet, mirror and coffee table are all new.

I’m so stuck on which direction to go for paint color. It faces south but does not get a ton of natural light because of front porch overhang. Every color looks cooler (more blue/gray/“muddy”) in here than one would think.

Any recommendations using Sherwin Williams or Benjamin Moore colors?