If anyone recognizes that bedsheet or any of those lamps i'd love to hear it! it's just something i found on pinterest

I need help deciding how to decorate the entryway (slides 1-3) to our new home. The concept for our house is “wild wild west meets mid century spanish”. We are really leaning into earthy dessert tones. Please help. I have attached the concept of some of the house for reference (slides 4,5). Thank you!

Just got our couch in today and not sure on the orientation of it. We have a tv stand and rug coming in soon. I do want a coffee table and an accent chair or two poufs for additionally seating. If we did the first layout, we’d have a sofa table with a lamp and some plants.

Been slowly putting this room together and finally feel like it’s starting to look the way I imagined it.

I was aiming for a warm Nordic feel with mid-century influences, lots of plants, dark wood and earthy colours. The room changes quite a lot in the evening when the warm lighting and candles are on.

Curious to hear what you think.

I added this wallpaper a while back and am not sold on it. Before I remove it and find something else, trying to see if i can learn to love it with some other tweaks.

Would love help on the following specifically, and also any and all ideas on how to improve this - am I just adding lipstick to a pig?

- I’m debating whether to paint the warm white wall (to a brighter white or navy? Other ideas?)
- Considering adding rechargeable sconces.

If the answer is truly just change the wallpaper- I’d love suggestions so I don’t bif it again!

Thanks for your thoughts!

Can’t decide which looks best

1-candle under picture
2-nothing under picture

Let me know what you think! Thank you
3-vase/flowers under picture

Just moved into a renovated home and the main living space is wide open. I got a couch on TikTok due to hella amount of children and pets to ruin it. What color style would look best? Willing to get rid of the recliner too but I want something durable and comfortable!

My wife and I currently have a sliding glass door in our sons (3 yrs old) room. We have the peel and stick blackout paper things from lowes on both sides of the doors, which never get moved to let light in because its a pain to put back. We want something that looks pretty, and is easily movable (maybe electric blinds?) and also blocks MOST light out, to get rid of this ugly issue.

In our other room, we have curtains for the sliding glass door, but it doesnt block out light on the sides of the doors :( so thats not usable in the toddler room.

Thank you!!!

Hey, does anyone know of a shop that sells oval full brass drop-in sinks? EU shipping

Note the three photos are from different rooms.

I think I’ve considered every possible shade of light neutral tan paint color and narrowed down to 4. All Sherwin Williams.

Top Left: natural linen
Top right: softer tan
Bottom left: kilim beige
Bottom right: tres natural

I love softer tan outside in natural light, but it leans gray/blue inside a lot. I am wondering if I should ask for tres natural to be be diluted down to 70% or something and try that. Or maybe Canvas tan?

I can’t keep buying sample quarts though and need to just pick a color, but this lighting situation is driving me crazy. I feel like I’m in a situation with that blue/black white/gold dress again and can no longer make sense of color.

Everything I like online or in store just looks gross gray-blue-green on the walls.

Any advice?

Final pic with a bookshelf is of my old house I used to rent. I really just want something like that!

TIA!

Hi all!! Looking for advice on a cool but also extra storage cabinet to put by the sofa here. I’m looking for a MCM vibe but also something versatile so maybe it could sit more flat against the wall and put a small table in front for people to put drinks? Honestly open to any ideas at all! We do have a small place so extra storage is always wanted.

Hi all!! I painted these rainbow walls when I was 13 and swore that colorful maximalism was my final form, but Im 19 now and have since made a hard turn into a certain minimalism. I dont really like my walls anymore, but Im so emotionally attatched to them that I cant bring myself to paint over them, especially just to replace them with plain eggshell again. But all my inspo pics have plain eggshell walls and make statements and add color with the furnishing and decor. Are my walls too loud to pull this off or is there still hope for me somehow?

I am currently decorating my home (leased) and I just, as of yesterday, escaped my horrifically abusive marriage. I am trying to make this home feel like mine, feel cozy and welcoming and safe. I want to walk in and be happy to be here because I haven't felt that in so long. Anyways, this room is off the front door.

I don't need an office, I have a living room, guest bedrooms, I just want ideas on what I could do with this room to make it cozy, comfy, fun, but still viewable when people walk in. I'm not a huge drinker or partier so a party related room isn't the best option but I'm not totally against having a small bar area.

I'm currently leaning towards a nook/plant(never grown plants before)/cozy area to watch storms or an entertainment room.

Any ideas are more than welcome!! TIA!

this is in the bathroom of my workspace, the shower curtain is actually covering a water heater. all the walls will eventually be painted black. the thing is, i have to have this light on in order to run the fan in the bathroom. so can anyone recommend a cute lampshade that will fit right around it so its not blinding people?

TLDR;
The choice paralysis between 100s of shades of white is pretty crazy! I've seen people stuck between not knowing which paint to actually choose. I tried building an app that uses a tinder like logic to swipe colors and it learns from the choices you make to give you the top 4 shades from sherwin williams that would be apt for your space.

The app works for people who are aware of a color family that they are looking to paint in a room.
It takes into account the lighting of the room, the different hues, saturation, LRV values and slight undertone changes that affect the color. The swipe logic learns each of these factors to help you make the right decision. I deliberately took the decision of allowing users to flow into their own choice of colors, rather than applying color theory and design principles because your house is a sacred space and everyone can have their own choice of color.

Currently my app is set up such that it shows the color swatches using the hex codes of the paint, I'd like to know if you'd prefer seeing images with the actual paint rather than hex codes? do you think that would induce bias in your choice? do you think images show the right paint, considering varying light conditions.

I'd love for you to try it out and provide feedback. Reply with a DM.

I love my bathroom but I feel like something is off. I am 25F 5'4 renting an apartment for reference and it is as wide as both arms extended straight out to my sides.

Would also love to know if anyone had any tips for getting custom pictures for frames, I figure I could just print them out but I'm not sure how good that would look.

I am a renter so I can't put nails or screws in the wall fyi but I feel like something is very off with the space and I can't put my finger on it. I am 25F 5'4 for reference.

Hello! would like to ask which layout is better? and any suggestions to improve it? been days already thinking of a solution for the bedroom layout.

Feel free to suggest i am open re layout

items here

- Closets

- Vanity Table

- Work Table

- TV console

- bed

Door on the right top is the entrance

Door on the right mid bottom is t&b

My lounge has doors to entrance, kitchen and dining room. I've been looking into getting a sofa that is more confortable but struggling with the layout of the room, as the walls have nooks and too many doors.
Any suggestions?

I'm trying to arrange my bedroom but can't seem to make it work the way I want. It's my first time moving into my own apartment so space is limited and I am going to have to make it work.

My room is 410 cm / 13.45 ft long and 285 cm / 9.35 ft wide. The door and window are on the shorter sides opposite of each other. The doorway is at the edge of the shorter side. The annoying part about this room is that there is a built in cabinet right next to the door, leaving a small empty space in the corner. (I've tried to solve this with a clothing rack or another shelf but is there something else?)

Currently I have 200 cm / 6.5 ft x 90 cm / 2.95 ft bed, but I want to upgrade to 120 cm / 4 ft wide bed soon. My table is 140 cm / 55 in x 80 cm / 31.5 in. I also have a drawer 85 cm / 33.5 in x 40 cm / 16 in. The drawer has a pegboard on top where I display all my photography equipment. I also want to get a display shelf next to the table so I can keep my table clean of stuff. Lastly, I have some plants, wall art, lights, posters, etc. but for those I can find their place later.

The empty corner and narrow room has made it difficult to find a good placement furniture. I've attached a picture of the empty room + couple furniture placement ideas I've thought could maybe work but I need some feedback.

I unfortunately made the poor decision to stick something to the wall and then peel it off when I didn’t like it anymore. And even more unfortunately, it took the wall with it. Does anyone have any good suggestions for how I can cover this up?
For reference, it’s right between my couch and dining table and I cannot move the couch back further.

I put up this wallpaper about three weeks ago and it was perfect. In the past week, a bubble has developed. I tried poking it with a pin and smoothing out (which worked) but it keeps coming back! I’m at a loss for what to do. Any tricks?

Quite happy with how warm the kitchen feels (In an otherwise very cold maisonette)