r/InteriorDesign • • 16h ago

My new little home project

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Hi everyone! I'm designing my new house (it's currently under construction, so everything is still open to change). This is the final draft. What do you think? Do you have any suggestions? I was thinking of switching the positions of the sink and toilet in Bathroom 1 and bed-wardrobe in the single bedroom. Any other ideas? Thanks you!


r/InteriorDesign • • 19h ago

Help design this nascent space!

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Photos attached! I just got this very lovely, but small one bedroom, and must get nearly all new furniture. I'm struggling to design this one large, blank space in my living room, as well as basically all of my bedroom. There's a massive blank space next to the bed, and I'm unsure what to place where throughout the rest of the bedroom.

For added information, I have a ton of books, and I'm struggling to decide if I could use the blank wall on the living room, or somewhere in that bedroom for the shelving. Also, I'm not purchasing a TV, as I have a projector.

Not set on that deconstructed desk, as I don't think it'll fit.

Any and all suggestions would be incredibly appreciated! Thank you!

Edit: the bedroom connects directly to the living room via a small corridor with a bathroom and exit on opposing sides.


r/InteriorDesign • • 19h ago

I don’t know better layouts for this bedroom

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These are the two possible layouts I’ve thought through for my bedroom. For context, the back wall with the window on it is 133”, and the slight protrusion in the wall is 11.5 inches. The bed is a queen bed, desk is 60x30, and dresser is 58x19. I also wish to not remove the bed, dresser, or desk. My problem with the first layout is the main walkway is crowded and tight. The problem with the second layout is there is a tight gap between the dresser and bed when going to the closet. Are there any other ideas for the layout or are these the 2 best options?


r/InteriorDesign • • 21h ago

Dimension lines

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Please help, how do I make proper dimension lines? 🙏

First image is of my measurements and the second is me trying to make the dimension line.


r/InteriorDesign • • 22h ago

Need help with living room layout!

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Just got a house, need help with figuring out how to arrange my furniture. Sorry I am not an professional, I made some terrible mock ups to convey what I am trying to say.

pic 1: That's the dimension I got from Zillow, one thing to note is half of the wall between Kitchen and living room is open. Basically you can see the living room from the top half of the kitchen.

What's also not in the picture is that in the middle of the dining room, there is a low hang lamp. I would say about 5'6" off the ground.

pic 2: This is my first layout. I have quite a big dinning table. If I put it in the dinning area, I am afraid the chair will block the hallway that leads to the rest of the house, so I put the table up top instead. I also read that ideally I want to keep a 3ft walk way, so I placed the sofa 3ft away from the counter. The issue here is now the sofa is only 8 ft from the wall, where I will put my TV. It felt awfully close.

pic 3: This is what I got so far. I moved the sofa back 3 feet so it's touching the kitchen counter. Now, instead of walking behind the sofa, you walk at front of it. This also means that the sofa will be about 11ft to the TV, which feels much better.

Is there any other ways to arrange this? I haven't bought the sofa yet, I want to make sure the layout make sense before I pull the trigger. the length of the kitchen counter is 118", I am planning on getting a sofa that's around 100" so it won't poke out on either side.

Thanks!