Just purchased a breakfast nook in green from article. Which rug should we do? Round or square? I’m struggling with shape, which makes me think this is design vs decoration(trying not to break the rules!).Or option three: no jute?
We are moving into this house in the summer and these are the staged photos. Need to find a place for a 75” TV. I have a swivel mount but am not opposed to a pull down mount from fireplace.
We just moved in so please excuse the boxes. I’m a little confused on how to set up this living area, as it is larger than our last home. I do have a rug that is approximately 8 x 12 and I’m not sure whether I should put all four front legs on it or use it under one of the couches. We’re kind of a blank slate here. Advice appreciated!
this is a bad photo but it runs all the way along my bedroom, it’s just over a metre high
Painting the living room and having a hard time with colors. The chair rail will remain white, the beams and windows will remain natural wood. I’m leaning towards an off white (with no yellow undertones like it is now) but open to other opinions. Thanks!
Very happy with how it’s coming along, so I thought I would share with you all! Thanks for your feedback on my previous post!
Pending - curtains, artwork, cushions, and figuring out what to do with the other side of the space (behind the orange chair)
Thoughts ?!
Here is the sofa and the armchair that I bought and I would like to decorate my living room in the style of the 3rd photo, do you have any ideas? My walls are white
What do I add/remove in this washroom? This house was given to tenants for the past 5 years.
Handwoven with vegetable dyed wool in Afghanistan. Maimana Kilims are known for their happy colors and geometric designs. Exactly size is 3’4 x 5’1
Hello! What do you think about the desk and armchair situation? I am getting a bigger carpet (not sure about the color and size yet) and would like to add some warm lamps as well... but I just dont know how to arrange the desk and armchair!
Edit: You might be wondering about the plants — I open the left window only so dont want to put anything to block it... not sure if I should be less practical though and get a better plant arrangement.
Moved into new home last year, and I hate the laundry room. There is a pole next to the dryer, so I can’t figure out how to remodel this. Any ideas?? Cabinets would be nice. Please help lol
Handwoven by Tibetan refugees at our looms in Nepal with an abstract Phoenix design. Size 2x3 (would be great in an entryway or small bathroom!)
Hey guys, could y'all help me make my room look better?
I’ve never designed my own place though so no idea where to start but would love some advice! Extra brownie points for bedroom & kitchen ideas (mainly that weird open cabinet by the sink) 😅 I don’t know if this can be useful but I’m a male, in my mid 20’s and have 2 cats and dog
This apt is a little smaller than my current one, but the bedroom is a bit bigger. I work from home often but really don’t want a desk in my bedroom.
Currently I pull up a desk chair to my dining room table. My sofa is about 7.5 feet long and 5 feet when fully extended out (l shaped sofa bed). and my dining room table is about 3’11”. X 2’3”. Will it be a tight fit? Would love some ideas about how to lay out this apartment.
Thank you!
Just got back from the flooring store and we have a few samples. Let me know what floor you think we should go with. We are redoing our first floor, stairs and hallways.
I am looking for help reconfiguring the space of our home design for the two bedrooms in the red box. Without changing the exterior elevation, I need to determine how to setup this space so the bedroom closest to the main home entry does not have an uncentered window on the interior - the window is centered on the exterior, but the closet interferes on the interior. I also do not like that the bed in that room would be facing the door to the bathroom. There has to be a better way to configure they layout of both bedrooms to get a more ideal room setup. A bonus topic is how to best incorporate a closet for the main entry for guest coats.
Custom-built closet designed to maximize tight entry spaces in condos and smaller units.
The setup shown here is:
• 81” H × 31” D × 34” W
• Fits roughly 30 pairs of shoes on pull-out shelves
• Full-height hanging space for ~15 jackets
• Built-in drawers for additional storage
The goal was simple: clean organization, easy access, and no wasted space.
The pull-out shelving makes a huge difference compared to standard fixed shelves since everything stays visible and accessible instead of stacked behind each other.
Good option for condos where storage needs to work harder without making the space feel cramped.