r/HomeDecorating

My hall ceiling is 10'6" and was plain white. I came across cheap shiplap a lumberyard was selling as scrap, and saw an art project for $10. I'm happy with the result. What do you think?

We moved a little over a year ago and this is our first home! I’ve avoided the kitchen for a reason….its a lot of white. I want it to be cozy, not dark and moody, maybe cottage style or mid-century. I’ll definitely be doing butcher block counters and some white chocolate or pattern backsplash. Any help is appreciated. Here’s my kitchen and my inspiration photos

Apartment is still a work in progress after many months… need more art and yes I know I need a TV stand/credenza 😂

Hello! I’ve been transitioning from a sad beige mom for the past 3-4 yrs, and I feel like recently I’ve been going back towards neutrals by accident, particularly in the spaces pictured. What are some elements I could add that won’t make everything cluttered, but instead better enhance the already existing aesthetic if that makes any sense?

Upgraded to an 85 inch tv and I’m worried it’s too big for the room. It is even with the cabinet but I think it must be the angle I took the picture. And should I put corner shelf where lamp is? I can’t decide

I went for something monochromatic but I don’t know if it works or looks how I wanted.
I can’t close the cabinets because it’s still drying, and I plant to paint the inside of the cabinets cream.

Thoughts/opinions

This couch came with us from our old house. I got the white tv stand because I had decision fatigue (the TV will be mounted on the wall this week).

I need suggestions on an area rug and coffee table that would bring the room together. My spouse wants everything to be matchy-matchy, I would like some different pops of color.

Hi everyone!

I just recently moved from an apartment to a house. We love all of the space, but it's a bit tricky figuring out what to put in this empty space in the living room. Our living room is quite long. I've included the floor plan for reference. Also including other pics of the living room so you can get an idea of the layout.

Side note: In case anyone comments on the TV, we will be getting a bigger one (I know it's a bit small for the room).

image is edited with AI

EDIT: the walls are very blank but I‘m planning on hanging up wall art and handcrafted things like macrame that I do

Other than bed and rug, which I can't replace due to cost, I am flexible on everything else. Was thinking of a accent color on main wall? Maybe different lamps and a bench? Appreciate any help

I’m conflicted on which large vanity mirror to keep - either the round wooden one (which I would mount, but shown leaning on the dresser for now), or the larger arched black mirror.

This is where I get dressed and do my makeup and is opposite to my bed.

Need tips from all the interior design experts in the group 🩵

UPDATE: thank you a million to everyone who shared their feedback!! Beyond helpful and I knew I could trust this group! All well noted, seems most preferred the arched given the layout. I decided in the end to split the difference, get rid of the shelf to create more space and mount the round one for some more warmth!

I am closing on a home next month and fell in love with “The Treetop Bar” (first picture) wallpaper by Painted Paper. I read reviews of Painted Paper and they were not great: pixilated, AI usage, and fraying at the seams.

Astek has a similar design “Drunken Monkeys” so I ordered it in two color ways (pictures 2 & 3). It seems higher quality.

Any experience with either of these brands? I like the design of Painted Paper better but not enough to sacrifice quality. Have you seen anything else similar?

Fourth picture is the wall I’m looking to cover.

(Pics are after, before, after, before, during)

I posted a couple weeks ago asking for advice and how to update my kitchen on a budget. I recognized that the tile flooring made it look outdated but changing it up was not in the budget.

Many of you recommended changing the grout color to something light. Seemed like an easy enough project - i applied grout refresh in "bone" ($20 at home depot) with a kids toothbrush after deep cleaning with zep grout cleaner ($10) and a grout brush. It was a tough couple days and my knees still hate me but i'm so pleased with the results! The tiles look new and so much less dated.

Also took your advice to add color with a rug and more plants. Brought my kitchen from 1996 to at least 2012 😂