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
The oval office, Which is the best looking ?
#thewhitehouse
I’m looking for some interior design advice! I feel like my living room is missing a little something and I’d love to make the space feel warmer and cozier while still keeping the modern look.
What would you add, remove, or change? I’m open to ideas! I’d love suggestions that work with what I already have. What do you think is missing?
Just put together my hybrid home office and lounge space; how would you rate it from 1 to 10?
Open to any suggestions on layout, lighting, or wall decor to elevate the setup.
Drop your honest rating and let me know what you would tweak or add next!
Hello all, I'm painting my bedroom but need some help figuring out what color to go with. I have a lot of warm wood tones and my comforter is teal and pink. Ideally it would go well with my comforter. Those are some if the colors i'm thinking about but i'm very open to antyhing!
Thanks!
Need some help! I’m not sure what colour I should pull from?
My instinct is always to go floral, maximalist. Furniture is mcm.
Picture 1 is the room.
Picture 2 is a better look at the current wall colour
Picture 3 is an up close of the carpet and the colours within it
Picture 4 is the colour of the couch (although it appears lighter/warmer in real life). It’s a velvet green.
Should I balance these existing colours out with another complimentary colour? Use a pink or green? Vintage pattern or solid colour?
Really need to add some color to bring some life into my space
Can I get some help picture out colors? I love mid century modern design with a boho feel.
Also planning on changing the drop ceiling tiles with wood slat ones so any suggestions on that would be appreciated too!
I’m needing help designing/decorating my house on a budget. I don’t really have a style but I do like a mix of boho, mcm and eclectic I think ? I would also like some help with where my furniture should go if this current set up doesn’t look good. The only things that really can’t be moved are my couch (will eventually get another sectional, just a high budget item) and the stand with my (new tv and wall mount are also on my list) I also need wall art or decor ideas. The things I need I will have to purchase will have to be bought slowly over time. I would like to make a list of what is needed and prioritize that list on what’s needed most. I do like pink, gold and green a lot and want to incorporate those colors as much as possible. I have some brass and raw wood items as well. I want to make the space natural yet feminine. I downsized plants quite a bit from my previous home because I lost a lot of the space I had before but wouldn’t mind adding more if it’s appropriate for the space. I know I’m all over the place here so any help and guidance are appreciated. It only let me upload one photo so I’m going to try to post the other in the comments.
I’m getting the West Elm Landon sofa and cannot for the life of me decide between olive or sand. These are renderings of what each would look like in my actual space with my rug and coffee table.
I’ve always been a light and airy person, so I usually choose beige/cream for big pieces and add color through accents. But I saw the olive in person and absolutely loved it. I’m just nervous about committing to a color on such a big piece.
Which would you choose - olive or sand?
EDIT: Cleanliness isn’t a factor - I’ve always had cream sofas without an issue. I live alone and have a small dog whose paws I wash daily, and both options are performance fabrics. So vote purely on looks! 😂 TYSM!
We’ve had my office at that location for 6 years. My daughter who works with me said it was time to redecorate and repaint. My husband thinks the new look is too bulky. The first two is what we currently have. The third is what we are striving for.
Hi all,
I hope I am using the right flair. I am currently working on designing my bedroom. I have the following as tones that I would like to embody my space.
Early American, Classic, Elegant, Academic/Library Chic , Clean, Environmentally Minimal, Cozy, Garden Friendly (touches of flowers/greenery), Cottage, Delightful, Inviting, Lived-In, Polished, Regal, Refined
I know right now it does not look regal or polished. It is leaning more playful with the frames. I am getting other frames and filling them with other art design. I am getting a deep regal blue rug for under the drawers. Not sure what to do with the large wall space next to the bed. I would love to know your suggestions.
Note: I took pictures in the evening and hope to take some more pictures in the day to see the light it receives. I did not show the opening to the windows because of privacy. I did not show the dresser because I did not want to be overwhelmed.
The image below is AI-generated based on my actual living room. A few items shown in the concept have already been purchased but haven’t been installed yet:
- Poster / wall painting from homecenter
- 5 Seater sofa
- 6 seater dinning table
- Ottoman x2
- Warm lights from philips TwinGlow x2
- Wooden wall shelves x2 from Amazon
Yet to add/buy
- Carpet grey color
- Coffee table
I’m looking for suggestions on what additional decor or design elements would improve the space without making it look overcrowded.
What would you add or change, or do you think this is enough?
We move in soon and can’t decide. I think putting the tv on top of fireplace will be too high? But the 2 large windows might cause glare or ruin flow in other places?
Happy for any general advice too as we are 2x first time buyers who have never decorated or moved anywhere before!
So I live in a small midwestern bungalow and I want to bring some life into my house, esp for winter. I lived in a home once that had a bright yellow entryway/staircase completely drenched in sunshine yellow, which made me feel joyful every time I stepped inside. I’d like to replicate that, while also keeping in mind I live with 2 tornados of humans and I’m constantly chasing their messes.
I would love some opinions!