r/InteriorDesignHacks

Ignore the black bag - I was cleaning up. This is my hallway it's shaped like the Tetris shape Rhode island Z. I'm showing the entrance part of it. It's ugly and has no personality. I've not done much to it since I moved in. I want to make it better but need ideas. How can I make it inviting and beautiful??

I want functionality - space for most used shoes tucked away, a place to put keys and other essentials and a place to hang my jackets, scarves etc. The toilet is right there near the entrance and because of that I want things to be closed off. Can someone suggest colours/wallpaper/furniture/anything that can make this place a joy to walk into? Thanks a bunch!

I’m in a redo mood!! I’m changing the style I want for my living room but I get overwhelmed with the size of my walls so I always end up doing nothing.
I’d love any input or ideas anyone may have!
I’m open to a new couch,tv stand, rug, all of the things!
I’d love for my couch to not be on the window but open to any suggestions! Even a projector tv if it means my space will look cool lol

I’m looking for ideas to design my master bedroom around a structural pillar that unfortunately can’t be removed- marked with orange square in the image.

I need to fit a king-size bed, walk-in closet, attached bathroom, study desk, and balcony access.

I’ve attached the current layout/image. I’d really appreciate suggestions on the best possible layout and creative ways to make the pillar feel intentional rather than awkward. Open to completely rethinking the layout—sketches/examples would be great!

I moved into this flat and need ideas and help in decorating it

How do I put together this room?

Ihve got 1 single bed,

1 study table and chair which I'd put my pc on,

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2feet wide dresser and my electric guitar and it's 10w amp

I can change the lights and all I also have some posters

Also, how can I put posters on the wall without damaging the paint?

Please help decorate and give ideas that could be diy

I’m open to replacing the couch and chairs. I love bold colors like green and burnt orange, and I’m open to wallpaper too. I’d like the space to feel warm, cozy, and cohesive without being too cluttered. Definitely looking for DIY/budget-friendly ideas!

What can I do to make my room look better? I can take out the TV, but I can’t really change anything else. I can add wallpaper and some lighting, just can’t paint the room.

I mainly want to make it look nice for shooting content, so I want a background that looks good in both photos and videos. Any ideas?

I’d love to do a gallery wall, paint something abstract or hang a painting, but I’m not sure what would look best. I would love some ideas!

The first pic is when the room light is off.

Needed suggestion to decor my room.

Open for feedbacks.

Please help

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I rent an older home and while I love most of the vintage features, I can’t get over this eyesore of a wall sconce in our bathroom. Does anyone have any ideas for how to cover this and make it look nicer? Some sort of detachable lamp shade or something? I know they make them for ceiling lamps but I can’t seem to find anything for this specific style. I believe this lamp is called a bullseye globe. We are not allowed to drill into the walls or replace this fixture unfortunately. Any advice is appreciated!

This is the current kitchen rendering. Any ideas to make it more interesting - what’s missing!?

Preferably would like to keep the bottom cabinetry colour and the layout at this point. But other than that we’re open to ideas!

I have a lot of plants, I know. It started out with a few gifted plants and then my love for them just blossomed. Caring for them and watching them thrive brings me so much joy, I just love them so much 🥰 -this is only my living room though, I have plenty of more plants of different varieties around my apartment lol.

While I ofc want my plants to thrive by strategically placing them where their needs will be met, I also want my space to look and feel super cozy. I have put so much thought and effort into my space that it definitely feels like home. My space has definitely evolved over the years and this is how it looks now , and I don’t see a need to change it - except perhaps the placement of the plants.

I am not a big fan that some of my bigger plants are crowded in a corner. At first it was bc they received more light near the window but I now have several grow lights that thats no longer essential. While some of them will be ok in lower lighting not all of them will.

How would you suggest styling them and dispersing them throughout this room? - I have considered hanging some more of the trailing plants from a wall hook/bracket, on macrame wall planters, putting them on shelves etc (I currently have them on wood plant stands of varying heights).

Would love to hear your thoughts!

Can anyone suggest a good makeover