r/maximalism

I bought this absolutely ridiculous vase and I want to make it even more ridiculous. I have access to a craft store, a little bit of money and lots of time until teachers start back to work. What should I do with it?

I painted my wall green, and now I want to hang all of this art I've collected over the years. Something seems off though, and I just can't get the layout to look good.

How do you guys all make it look good? :D

Any suggestions are welcome!

Hi! My SO and I recently bought our first house and I’ve been trying to figure out how to decorate my bathroom! The pictures are what I have done so far. I also got black knobs to replace the silver ones on the vanity. I’m having a hard time choosing an accent color and decor for the walls. What does reddit think?

Going for that Moroccan/ Turkish Style

Last picture (AI) shows how I would like to rearrange the Turkish lamps with the palm chandelier. I'm still on the search for the perfect coffee table.

1950s house laundry room here that was extraordinarily ugly before. I wanted some ideas to help me figure out what is off and how to fix it.

This room originally had triple layers of those sticky Lino plaid tiles paired with stained off white walls and puke/brown painted peeling doors. We redid the floors to something that could best match the three connecting rooms (before I had my plans with this room). My husband wanted red doors thought out this floor and I found the best shade to match 2 different types of wood wall paneling (also before I got this idea with the laundry room). Then I got the fantastic idea to put some art deco back into the house and hand painted the walls partially with stencil and mostly by hand. I love how the walls turned out and want to do the door design on all the doors in this room.

Something is off to me and I can’t tell if it is the floor or ceiling? The floor does need a rug to help keep mud and dirt contained for practical reasons. I definitely need to artistically and safely cover the water heater and furnace. Also the ceiling is quite low 7 feet. I wanted to change the fixture but got stumped. I think the back door looks like a prison door and wanted to change its design with trim to change that feeling.

I added a picture of the attached rooms. Both are done for the moment. I wanted to share a picture of the attached rooms for reference and to share my style.

Ideas and opinions welcome.

😅 lol final results for those who were curious (:

Shades finally arrived for the hollywood regency lamps. The Green Room (Record Room) is finally finished. The Living Room is getting some wall sconces and then it'll be done.

Hello everyone. I’ve recently done some big upgrades to my office/study above my garage. All the furniture just about is all antique and inspired by the aesthetics from the Bloodborne video game. I’ve also started doing a nerdy podcast here but nothing is published yet.

I don’t really have anyone in my life who would appreciate how much effort and emotion went into this gallery wall, so I wanted to post it here ! I have been thrifting, antiquing, going to flea markets and different oddities expos for 4 years now gathering different frames and such to put on this wall. We just finished painting it last month and I am so excited to have all of my collected items on display !!! This house belonged to my husband’s great grandparents and they built it 72 years ago, I really wanted the wall to reflect the love and care that’s been put into this home. While I can’t say it’s completely finished, I am just so grateful to have my stack of frames put up!! Thank you for bearing witness💗 every single one of these pieces is very sentimental to me.

My happy corner. Plants, Emmanuel the emu, Lewis the Cabbage Patch kid, crochet, my favorite chair, mirrors, and portrait of my dog.

First post on here and I know its not the most maxed out space, but felt very proud of this redesign of my wife and I's apartment bathroom! Might add some more touches as it goes, but really excited with how comfy and moody it feels now.

i really don’t know what’s the best thing to add on this wall. i’m trying to aim for a funky/maximalist decor. not anything too much tho something a tad bit toned down. or i don’t really know at least something cool or anything at all at this point. also this is a wall in my dining room. basically the main wall in my house

Does this work? I don't want to hang stuff much lower so that it's not directly above the radiator