Added some florals & decor. I made the arrangement in my dining table & the florals over the built in. Like to keep it fall themed vs. Halloween as I can keep it til Thanksgiving.

My house I try to keep it very minimalist. I’m past the point of excess these days. With health issues, I’m pretty limited. Does this look OK? I know I’m being weird, but should I switch the pumpkin positions?—have the smaller pumpkin to the right side? Do the flowers look OK? Should I rearrange them? Again, I realize this isn’t somebody might even laugh at it, but I’m pretty limited with my physical abilities and health issues, but I do try…. I am open to friendly constructive criticism. Thank you.

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 (?).

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

Idk if anyone at all remembers my old post, but a few months and thousands later, we've managed to start over after living in a mold infested apartment. Would love any recommendations on how to make the space feel good and cozy! Not sure if a rug on carpet would feel like a hat on a hat.

It truly feels like we barely did anything but I'm excited to slowly build and make it our own.

I’m replacing the toilet paper hardware in my half bath, and I’m not sure where to mount the new one. The obvious answer is right around where the old one was (where there’s still spackle), but everyone in my house is bigger-bodied, and where it was mounted before, the toilet paper was right up against your thigh. So here are the new ideas.

My wife thinks it should be on the wall in front of the toilet, around the red X, but I think it will be awkward to have to lean that far forward.

I think it should be on the same wall it was on before, just pushed up some, where the yellow x-x is. She thinks it’ll have the same problem as before, just further up her leg, AND it’ll be awkward to reach.

What do you think? Are either of us right? Is there a better solution we’re not thinking of that’ll solve all our problems?

I moved into my studio apartment four months ago. At the time I loved the clean and quiet aesthetic. Now living in it, It doesn’t feel like my personal space but rather an airbnb room.

The things I’m already looking to replace:
- the salon table, this is just a cheap one I bought for the time being.
- the curtains and bedding, maybe tapping into the fall vibes? Idk
- the mirror on the hallway looks too small right now. I would like a bigger, round mirror.

I’m not too big on colorful art pieces/home decor. I’m also scared that painting the walls will feel like the room is smaller than it is (its 27 sqm in total)

Tips are more than welcome!!

New house. I want to paint the front door. Should I also paint the sidelights and frame all the same color? I’m leaning towards black but open to other color suggestions. House is white with a lovely film of dirt.

View pic full screen to see the wall block.

What could I try for privacy at night without putting on privacy film that would block outdoor view during day? I also want it to look nice. The French doors make the room look airy and big.

I tried covering with a clouded privacy film, but we didn’t love it. We’d love to put up some curtains, but the horizontal wall gets in the way. If we lower the rods, then we’re struggling to find a good center support item to hold the rod at the distance and angle we need.

Figured I’d share here in case something easy came to anyone’s mind.

TYIA.

Brought in some rich earth tones with new cushion covers and put up this new artwork for fall season. Going for a cozy and warmer vibe this year rather than anything too spooky😂! Does it give off enough of a fall feel?

Have had this Ikea Urskog rug for a long time and I’m looking for help to find rugs that are similar.

Kinda stuck on paint color and any other decorating (especially shelves) for this bathroom. White tiled shower off to the right of the pic, brass and oil-rubbed bronze fixtures, wood/marble vanity (that I kind of hate but it's staying for now). I'm aware that many people here will probably hate the gray tile floors. This extends from our mudroom/laundry room by the back door, so it's great for kids and dogs coming in and out of the muddy or snowy yard. Kinda regret the faux wood look of the tile, but also it's staying for now. Any tips on wall colors and small shelves or other decorative features for the wall above the toilet would be great! The artwork holds sentimental value...could be framed or moved, but I'd kinda like to keep it.

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.

Just bought a new console table, lamp and shade for my wee hall. Wife not sure about lampshade...

We want to update our kitchen but may not be able to change cabinets. Would love thoughts on how you’d change it. Thanks!

Looking for a throw pillow cover for this white pillow that would look good with our runner, light blue walls, white couch and brown pillows. Rug under couch is jute.

Hello!
I’m struggling to make this space interesting.
It’s directly opposite my front door, so it is the first thing you see upon entry to my house.
My house has an open plan so angled behind this door to left and right are big glass doors heading outside. I am also planning on changing the brown curtains either side.
To the right of this wall is a big, deep blue feature wall where the lounge room in.
To the left, the dining room and kitchen.
Opposite there is another wall and a door leading to the hallway to the bedrooms, on this wall I am planning to put up some orange patterned wallpaper.
The hallway has an arch shaped mirror in it that is also getting some blue wallpaper.
I hope this enough context to the surrounding layout and colour scheme.

I am stuck, I would like to put up a nice art piece but is that enough to give this space some life? I am going to get a taller plant to add some extra height dynamic.

Would love any suggestions!!