r/StyleYourSpace

The 2nd picture is for my present desk setup. You can tell its clean but it is devoid of personality I like green plants and the cozy lived-in aesthetic, and ran a photograph of my room through an Reasonable Fill with AI generator to visualise what it may probably appear wish to (first image). However, I am so obsessed with the result. For the floralpreneurs with ornate, botanical desks: how realistic is this? Which low-maintenance plants?

Marble panels, rain head, built-in niche, frameless glass. Genuinely don't know what's missing but something feels incomplete. Maybe art? A plant? Another shower?

What would you add?

Hi all, I hope my question does belong here! I'm not at all sure about my choices. For example, the two ikea billys, should they be lighter oak, or this darker shade? Shouldn't they match the tv stand in color? Does the lighter coloured tv stand work? Should it match the coffee table, the floors? Are my color choices for the couches ok? I worry the combination is too much, but I really want something colorful! The second photo is my plan for the kitchen (it is open on the living room and behind the teal couch).

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.

What title says. Purchased a coffee table that ended up being too tall (the black one depicted in photos) and am trying to decide whether I should go for this ottoman I’ve been eyeing or a different kind of coffee table. Felt like the black got a bit lost on the dark carpet.

Just moved into this modern house, so I’ve been trying to bring in more traditional, moody pieces. Leaned a bit too hard into the moody and am now trying to scale it back to more of a **traditional vibe that still feels warm and safe for guests**.

Still shopping for side tables and some decor pieces, so any recommendations for those as well would be great!!

Open to all recommendations!!

So i am 20m engineering student and this is my room and i know it looks pretty messy and bad and i want to do a transformation for my room as im tired of this boring room, earlier it was a store room but now it is my room, ive tried many things but the room looks the same.
Ive watched several videos on YouTube but those rooms are very different from mine.
I can provide measurements if needed
• Length: 4.27 m (14 ft)
• Width: 3.1 m (10.2 ft)
my room is long and not much wide
My desk measurements
• Width: 3.7 m (12.1 ft)
• Length: 5.7 m (18.7 ft)
• Working depth: 1.1 m (3.6 ft)
• Actual usable workspace: 2.8 m (9.2 ft)
My bed measurements
• Length: 7.5 ft (2.29 m)
• Width: 6.2 ft (1.89 m)
• 0.8 ft (0.24 m) space beside the bed to keep stuff
Godrej almirah dimensions:
• Side depth: 2.2 ft (0.67 m)
• Width: 3.4 ft (1.04 m)
(Its not my almirah but i have it in my room, thinking of relocate in other rooms but it wont set anywhere so lets see)

If you guys can help me, your help is much much appreciated.

The marble-look walls are doing exactly what they should — making the whole space feel larger and more expensive than it is.

Only thing I'd change: brushed nickel is fine but matte black hardware would've made those veining patterns pop harder. Small thing.

The plant and wood tray are doing a lot of heavy lifting styling-wise. Don't underestimate accessories in a shower — most people skip them entirely and wonder why it still feels unfinished.

Hello all,

Newly moved into home and we're struggling with determining what size of art we should be considering for this area, as it seems there are many suggested guidelines.

For context, this is a 2 story living room (22ft ceiling). Mantle width is 84", and floor to the top of the mantle is ~64".

Is 2/3 width still a recommended size here? Go less wide and more vertical? Any art piece this size is going to be nonrefundable, so I don't want to be left with something that looks poorly designed.

What can we do with this bathroom. Obviously we wil declutter. We plan to replace the bath panel and we don't like the green wall. We can't retile so any decorating suggestions would be helpful