r/InteriorDesignAdvice

Anyone have creative ideas to camouflage the eyesore that is the back of the stove?

This is the view outside a window in a room where I spend a lot of time. It’s my neighbor’s chimney.

I’ve gone through all the potential layouts, and for various reasons it makes the most sense for a reading chair to sit facing this view. Left, right, and above the chimney top is beautiful – trees near, trees far, lots of sky.

What would you do with this window? A shade would block too much of the good stuff. Maybe a few planters suctioned to the window in front of the metal grates? Any other creative ideas? Thanks!

Looking for advice on what kind and color of throw pillows and blanket for this full size bed. I like the way two lumbars look, but I'm open to suggestions particularly which color.

The curtains are navy with some dusty light blue, pale peachy pink, light green, and pops of dark red.

PLEASE *NO* suggestions or advice on ANYTHING else. Nothing else is changing!!! I don't want my feelings hurt :'(

Hello!! I recently moved into a new place and would love some help picking out a rug to go with my set up. Also would love help understanding how to properly size the rug. Does it need to fully fit under the couch? I would assume it doesn't need to go under my TV stand but maybe touching it?
I'm going for a mid century modern look. I would love to change my couch eventually but am stuck with it for a bit while I focus on purchasing other furniture first. I'm thinking an olive green couch but welcome any suggestions. :)
I'm not afraid of color. I want my space to feel cozy and match well.
Thank you for any help :)

We just bought a house, and this is the layout of the living room. We want a TV in this room but the fireplace, door openings on 3 walls. and the sconces take a lot of options out of the picture. The tv has to go on the wall with the blue photo. Any ideas? The room is 13”1’ x 16x9’

I have the floor plan plus a few photos in the comments below with staging furniture, plus the room empty. Help!!

Hi Everyone, I'm looking for suggestions on how to use a hallway nook. Right now it's just shoe storage. I want to at least get it cleaned up with those folding shoe cabinets but even choosing those I am struggling with the color. The floors are pretty dark.

Looking for suggestions on the types/color of shoe cabinets that will match. The rules says I can't post links but I'm thinking similar to the ones from wayfair etc.

Also open to suggestions on other ways to use the space.

When you walk in the front door, what you see is the picture.

Also measurement from front door to right door is 40inch of wall space if that changes anything.

Thank you so much for your suggestions!

https://preview.redd.it/goij741czjbh1.jpg?width=3000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5d78bd878e3d7e3348d1422ae444e7e74567becd

Comming back after higher education to my parents place and my room is stuck in 8th grade. Pic from the corner, no need for a wardrobe bc it is already custom for the entire wall to the left. No furniture out of frame. I'm thinking to get rid of the corner shelf, the bulky table that has served me well for 2 decades. Yes its a mess, sorry. Oh also yes, ceiling and walls will be repainted.

Hello guys,

Do you have any sugestion for this entryway in a flat?

Details:

Front wall - wall to dor frame distance is 19cm
Left wall length: from dor to edge 180cm
Distamce between walls 148cm
Height 261cm

Thank you in advance!

Hello all! I moved into my first apartment, and I’m a bit stuck on how to proceed filling in the space. Ideally, I’d like to incorporate the color green into the room. I was wondering if adding an area rug and/or a coffee table would work here or if it would look silly. Any advice would be appreciated.

Hello. I am trying to figure out what paint color to pick and or what to do with my living room.

*edit more pictures in the comments.

*the frames were above a desk table that housed our Guinea Pig Barry Allen who has passed way. Just never changed the spacing.

*color of couch is a light gray, walls are more of a basic beige maybe more taupe, furniture are different shades of wood and the rug is a gray, off white, blue(but will get rid of).

We own a cosmetics and jewellery shop , and i m looking for some suggestions to improve the interior and over look of my shop , this shop is run by my parents and they are 47 and 39 , and we never really thought about our shop interior, but I think my shop has some major flaws , as it has so much products lying around

i’m moving into this apartment this week and the living/dining layout is not straightforward. there’s a model on the floor plan, but i feel like it leaves the path to the kitchen a bit squishy. how would you arrange this room with the required furniture: a dining table with 4 chairs, couch (preferably L shaped), and TV/TV stand?

I’m adding picture frame moulding to a room that’s used as an office. I was planning on removing the blinds and hanging curtains. Should I increase the margin between the window and the box so that the curtains don’t cover it? Would it be better to keep the blinds or shades on the windows? Appreciate advice and ideas!

This is an artist studio. We thought it was going to be all brick when we exposed but we unfortunately found this. Now hoping we’ve uncovered a happy accident that we can turn into something we’ll love! Would love you guys help with ideas. Do we create a sort of rustic unfinished look by painting or plastering over the concrete? Room is small/medium overall with decent natural light.

I have similar kind of shelf near my work station. any suggestions on how to use it? decorate it?
i am an artist. i would have preferred an empty wall so that i could hang some art, or a huge shelf where i could put my supplies.
this helps with nothing :|

Moved house recently and I'm redecorating the living room. I've painted everything back to white so its a fresh start, all apart from this decorative fire surround that I like the colour of, but now its time to figure out what to paint the walls and I haven't got a clue would would work with this.

All advice appreciated.