r/Interior

Have the chance to get an affordable business space but wow the colors. I have two asks:

1. if you could change the color of the walls OR the color of the wainscoting which would you change and what color would you change it to? The carpet has to stay.
2. once the colors are wrangled, what interior style should I look for to make a comfortable modern take on this early 1900s bungalow? I don’t know terms for any styles and this one feels easy to mess up somehow.
   Thanks for any advice!

Hey everyone! Sharing a bedroom project I recently designed and visualized.

I wanted to play around with the contrast between the traditional damask wallpaper and more contemporary elements like the walnut joinery, rounded furniture, and built-in cabinetry. The main goal was to keep the room warm and comfortable without making it feel too traditional.

I worked on the interior design, material palette, furniture and built-in elements, and then brought everything together in 3D using SketchUp + D5 Render. And for mood board I have used chatgpt go.

Would love to hear what you think — especially about the material choices, composition, and overall feel of the room. Always happy to get some honest feedback and see what I could improve.

I’m currently open to architectural and interior 3D design and visualization commissions.Dm for more

Thanks for taking a look!

I will be signing a contract for this home this week. As much as I love it (it's a model home and therefore all the furniture you see will be gone), they've made my life harder by adding the fireplace which in fact looks beautiful but I rarely use it. I can completely not use it and wall mount my tv there and partly blocking it. Or I can place it so the bottom of the tv is where the ledge is but I'd crane my neck if I am seated while watching. Or I can place it in front of the window across (the window closed ofc, maybe by a curtain) but wouldn't it be weird? Or I can place it in the corner between the windows, again weird!

(There's another house where I don't have this issue, master down and fully functional which is 65k cheaper but it's got a lot of brown both in and out and I won't like it unless I repaint the kitchen cabinets where the counter tops are a beautiful white and also replace the bathroom counter tops where the brown cabinets don't look bad at all and the exterior is all beige, tan and brown with a curb appeal that's meh.)