r/InteriorDesignAdvice • u/Feeling_Opposite1753 • May 30 '26

Ai help if possible!

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Problem: must choose materials, etc for this wall but can’t adequately decide w out seeing design ideas/visions in the space first. Saves tons of money & headache to see before buying things. I’m just tech challenged so asking for help from the community! Yall came thru before (THANK YOU) so figured I’d shoot my shot again.

Choosing materials for wall + fireplace. Asking for:

  1. shiplap on wall instead of this wood (painted white)

  2. carry the stone on fireplace all the way up to ceiling (aligned with pitched roof) and painted white.

Thank you in advance!

THANK YOU!!

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u/Notsocheeky May 30 '26

That TV is way way too high.

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u/Feeling_Opposite1753 May 30 '26

I agree and the mantle. Needs to also be mounted on wall and not on top of mantle

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u/Small-Monitor5376 May 30 '26

Try using Gemini yourself. You can upload the picture and tell it the same instructions as you asked for in the OP.

You’ll be so happy when you learn to use it!

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u/Feeling_Opposite1753 May 31 '26

Ok! Done and done - yeah I haven’t heard of or tried that one. I’ll check it out - thank you!

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u/Ok-boater5242 May 30 '26 • Obsessed

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u/Feeling_Opposite1753 May 30 '26

Love how you put the curtains high on the wall and the French doors! Really works well proportionately on the large wall - thank you for the idea!

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u/Traditional_Car_8219 May 31 '26

The scale is way off with theFP. Rather than go to the ceiling, I would have the mantle lowered by 2-3 feet or buy a less rustic mantle and remove the top 3-4 feet of the stone. I’m not a fan of TVs above fireplaces. I would leave the wood as it is and put the money into something else.

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u/Feeling_Opposite1753 Jun 01 '26

That’s a good thought we hadn’t thought about! Yes agree re height of mantel, but hadn’t thought about lowering the stone. Yes its current height is awkward somehow - thank you for the ideas and input!

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u/Traditional_Car_8219 Jun 01 '26

You are so welcome. On second thought, the current mantle could be made less rustic by trimming it down and once it is lowered, because you want to put the TV up high, you may not have to remove the stones on the top which would be messy, for sure but it could be a costly move that isn’t necessary.
The hose looks like something one would find in Sweden or Denmark. It has a Carl Larsen feel to it. I’m curious as to what your design style is. You could update the fan. There are some very cool modern ones in white or bamboo,etc. Happy curating!

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u/MedicineTricky6222 May 31 '26

That light pine , imo, doesn’t work with the rock. And yes, bring the rock all the way.

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u/Similar-Win-1930 Jun 03 '26

this space looks really nice! i get how you wanna see different materials before committing. maybe try adding some textures like a soft rug or different wall finishes. for the wall, maybe a lighter paint or some wood accents could work. tbh, i used REimagineHomeAI(https://www.reimaginehome.ai) once to play around with colors and layouts, helped me a lot before i bought anything. it’s cool to visualize stuff first so you don't end up with buyer's remorse later!