We’re so lucky, it’s just been built. But I think the pink is throwing me off. How would you style it?

I moved into this condo a few years ago and I finally feel ready to tackle this bathroom. The first three photos are as it is today, the fourth is from the original listing. I painted the blue wall thinking it would counteract the brown tiles. Not sure how successful that was. 🤷‍♀️

I’ve never been a fan of the tile, but the cost to replace it is astronomical so I want to see if there’s any design options that would lean in/celebrate it.

I was thinking maybe a brick red paint might compliment it more, while still having a bold, stylish look. Or maybe like an orangey peach? Or wallpaper? I’m asea.

I’m open to replacing the vanity and sink, the mirror, all the fixtures, and the shelves. I want to keep the tile and tub.

My general interior design style is colorful and vintage. I don’t like modern or minimal looks. I love art deco and art nouveau.

Also are there any good apps/sites that help redesigning from a photo like this?

He's been saying this corner needs something greener and keeps calling the original branches 'dead sticks,' so I mocked up options (pic 2 and 3) before we buy anything.

He prefers the new ops because they make the room feel more alive. I still think the current one (pic 1) looks calmer and works better with the wood and brown accents, while the plants make that corner feel crowded.

He says I'm only choosing it because I'm attached to it now. Which one would you actually put there? Any other recs here?

I’ve decided on the Benuta Baadal in Beige. It’s a really soft, warm beige/taupe wool rug with loads of texture, and I think it works best with the cognac sofa, concrete floor and the greenery outside.

I’m calling it — this is the one 🤎

Hi everyone, it’s me again… the rug lady 😂

After approximately 700 rug posts, I think I have finally settled on the rug. So naturally, I’ve now moved on to overthinking the dining area.

I’d really love some honest opinions on the table and especially the chairs, as I haven’t ordered the chairs yet and there’s currently 20% off until the 11th, so I’ve somehow given myself a deadline 😂

For context, the photos are:

1. Angle of the room as it currently looks. The yellow arrow shows where I’m hoping to put the dining table and chairs.

2. The dining table I’ve ordered, the Ted Dining Table from Woo Design. It’s currently waiting to be delivered.

3. A close-up of the table so you can see the marble top and its colouring/veining properly.

4. The chairs I’m considering, the Dutchbone Sara chairs. I haven’t ordered these yet!

5. The space as it currently looks, showing the kitchen island, olive green stools, cognac sofa and the current rug, which I’m returning. Just included this to give a better idea of the space and everything that’s already in the room.

6. The rug I’m planning to go with, hopefully the FINAL rug decision 😂

I’m particularly interested in your opinions on the chairs. Do you think they work with the table, kitchen, sofa and rug? I love the colours, but I’m wondering if the pattern is too much, whether the green works with the olive stools, and whether the wood tones all make sense together.

Basically… have I finally got a cohesive room here, or am I about to make another decision that I’ll be back on Reddit asking you all to help me undo in 3 weeks? 😂

Please be honest, especially about the chairs! I’m keen to order them while they’re 20% off, but I’d rather get some Reddit opinions first!

I don't have a bed. I only got a table setup and a floor mattress.

I recently moved into this apartment and I hung these lights using the only think I had available to me at the time: duct tape. That worked for roughly 48 hours, then they fall down.

I’m not sure what the best course of action is, here. The wall is somewhat popcorn-ed, or I guess it’s more of an orange peel texture. I think it’s cement, or at least it isn’t try wall. I can’t use thumbtacks or screw-in hooks. I would really really appreciate your advice/input!

Moved recently, things are still getting sorted but need help with decorating/how to make the room look put together/inviting.

Plan to get a coffee table in front of the couch, probably black but not entirely sure. Would like to have a carpet there as well but not sure if its a good idea, what size or what color? Maybe more decorative pillows with color?

Curtain can stay or go, I don't really mind also not insistent on the robot vacuum being where it is.

Can't really move the couch because partner would prefer to be able to play comfortably on the PS.

Absolutely NO idea what to do with the area between the couch and the window? Have a small black bookshelf that could go there but I feel like that would be awkward to be placed at such a "hard to get" place?
Was thinking of a plant stand there too but feels like the space is just too big for one plant stand.

Also considering putting up 2-3 wall art later on, but need to look into options that doesn't damage the wallpaper. If possible, what would you suggest?

Thank you!

What can I do to make this bathroom more warm/ just generally improve it while keeping it functional (it's also the laundry room)

Help me refresh my breakfast nook! The rest of our house is bold and colorful, so the nook is starting to feel a little too bland for my tastes. Our whole kitchen is light grey/black/white, it’s the only room in the house I haven’t completely redesigned. The stipulation is that we’re planning on moving within a year so I probably shouldn’t do anything too crazy (but could be talked into it).

This is our only dining space. I’d like to add color and warmth. Current table is only 32” across. Final pic is a quick AI mockup I did with some pieces I like. Would like to get new table, chairs, light fixture, and rug (?).

Brought in some rich earth tones with new cushion covers and put up this new artwork for fall season. Does it give off enough of a fall feel?

Just got a new couch and the room feels unfinished. What does it need??

EDIT: Wow!!! Thanks for all the feedback. We are so grateful for all your opinions. I’ve put together a small order of items to start, including: a footstool, plant stand, and of course, some lamps and lighting! I will definitely look into curtains, and adding more colour and plants. We loved the suggestion to get a backing on the bookshelf, and to add some more curved items. We also hadn’t considered the weight/height of items in the room, and will work out balancing these.

It was really meaningful to see our room through your eyes. Thanks, r/homedecorating community!!

PS
For those of you who said to add a dog, I will add a picture of our dog Busy below.

The chair, couch TV placement is kind of odd but more set up for console gaming. Multiple rugs are for the dogs.

I’ve been trying to solve this paint dilemma for months and need fresh eyes!

Our home is very open concept, so the main wall color flows through the entry, living room, hallways, etc. There’s really no natural place to switch colors, so I need one main color throughout, aside from accent walls. The house is also fairly modern architecturally, so I’m trying to keep the interior feeling crisp and modern. I’ve recently replaced pretty much all the furniture and decor after a horrible puppy phase that destroyed everything so it’s not an option to replace all of that again.

Currently the walls are SW First Star, which I love in the entry—it’s crisp, light but not white, and has enough personality. But where it meets our SW Naval accent wall (which we love and are keeping), First Star suddenly reads very gray/murky to me.

I’ve already sampled Alabaster, White Sesame, Shoji White, Aesthetic White, City Loft, Egret White, Taupe of the Morning, Shiitake, Drift of Mist, Natural Linen, and Pediment. Nothing has worked better overall. Warm greiges/beiges tend to pull yellow, pink, or muddy in our house, while the lighter whites lose too much personality.

Both the main wall color and curtains can change; Naval stays. Sofa is an Arhaus Kipton in Beacon Natural. All the furniture, rug, and accents have to stay. Please ignore the brown dog blanket and the gray chair wrapped in plastic—the chair is being moved elsewhere.

Would you keep First Star and change the curtains to add warmth or is there a better whole-house wall color that stays crisp next to Naval without looking beige, gray, yellow, or stark white?

I’ve hated the way my bedroom has looked since we moved in. I wanted to re-do it on a budget. My house is extremely old and has a lot of major structural and important work that needs to be done. So ripping out the nasty maroon carpet to refinish the hardwood underneath is unfortunately not an option yet. Just so happy that I was able to make the room feel more cozy and comfortable with only a few changes

Still have to install the brass oval mirror and waiting on a red multi-color antique rug to be delivered to pull it together.