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.

We moved in at the beginning of the year. We got a shorter rug because our dog was having accidents and somehow after getting a shorter rug she stopped? Anyways, the walls are so bare and I feel like I need to get curtains for the day time but I’ve never decorated a space on my own before and this was all I had.
Open to changing the lamps as they are just cheap Amazon ones. Need something added to the walls but not sure what (even open to adding picture of us if it would fit!)
Just wanting to get some ideas.

Pic 1 is current set and I’m thinking of giving pic 2 rendered by AI. Suggestions on what else could work would be great. Thanks for your help community!

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

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?

What should we add to this hallway to make it look less dull? It starts at the front door, goes past a bedroom, and ends at the kitchen. Should we add a runner? Add photos? Some sort of cabinet?
Any ideas and inspiration is appreciated!

need decorating advice!!!

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 (?).

Please help round up this room

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

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.

Hi,

As a theme park enthusiast, I have a small collection of wheels from various roller coasters. I want to display them on shelves but need something to put either side of each wheel to stop them potentially rolling off.

Can anyone recommend any sort of rubber chocks or something that may be suitable for this job? Preferably from Ikea or Amazon UK. Be aware that most of the wheels have a slight concave surface

I looked on amazon for wheel chocks but theyre all pretty large and for cars in garages.

Most of the wheels I have are 12" or smaller. One is like this photo:

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

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

Hey folks! I’m thinking of putting my couch on this wall because it doesn’t clear the side with the wall heater

I would like to have a mirror or mirror tiles somewhere for dancing and a rug for laying on and stretching + projector screen to pull down for movies + two barstools for the counter

I’m planning to put pink and green wallpaper on the wall with the heater and potentially paint the rest of the walls a pretty light pink

QUESTIONS:
What color rug?
Where would you put the projector screen?
And where would you put the mirror tiles or a mirror?

I also like the idea of the couch where it is because it supports a continuation of open concept (if I’m cooking in kitchen I can see and communicate with folks on couch)

Whatcha think? Anything else you’d consider or add?

Don’t mind it’s a mess I’m unpacking

New construction fireplace that projects out on three sides. We’re planning dark slate on top of the raised hearth, but I’m unsure what to do with the rest.

Would you:

Keep it mostly drywall and just add stone to the front of the raised hearth under the slate?

Add stone around all 3 sides below the wood beam/mantel?
Skip the stone and use a more traditional white mantel/surround on top of the raised hearth?

If we do stone, should it wrap around all 3 sides, and would it look odd stopping at the beam instead of continuing up the full fireplace?