A few weeks in and it feels the TV wall is missing something. Not keen on moving the TV above the chimney, any other suggestions welcome to make it better. Real plants are barely an option, as we are not there full time. Thanks!

Should I paint the door with the mustard, green, or just pick one of the two and go 100% mustard or 100% green?

I have added a photo of the paint color.

I was looking for recommendations on how i can elevate the space, add some pieces that might elevate the style while keeping a similar color scheme. Would love any recommendations for a new coffee table!

Any ideas for how I could cover the bottom of the trim that has spray insulation?

Two of my 3 blinds broke so I’m replacing it all but am stumped on what!

I want to add white linen curtains for decor/soften it up. But what should I replace the blinds with?

I like Roman shades but that may be too much to layer? Should I do roller or just replace the blinds?

I live in a hot environment so while I don’t need blackout, something that will help block the summer heat would be nice.

Thanks!

These are the listing photos, not mine. Bought a flat and am moving in this summer. I love to have friends over and love how open the dining to living room area is, but it’s also a challenge for doing a layout for, for example, a movie night. I’m wondering if the north or east walls of the living room are better choices to put the TV on, but I don’t want to make too much of a corridor between the entrance of the apartment and the dining area.

Thinking about putting a 3 seater left-side divan sofa on the wall the TV is now— does my potential layout seem like it would be uncomfortably crowded?

Unfortunately don’t have any measurements so this will be all hypothetical until I move in. The entire place is about 830 sq ft though, so you can expect it’s fairly small.

Outdoor waterproof led wall lights, so easy!

We're awaiting a mirror, as well as a bench to run across the wall across from the vanity. The basket is temporary, as we don't want to hang hooks without the bench in place.

Please help me style this space. I decanted our product for a uniform look but even that isn't coming together and went from looking messy to boring and unfinished.

I love our reno choices so far, but this is where my abilities stop - advice and ideas would be so appreciated.

I don't currently have any more pictures, but this is the space i'll be working with. I'll be renting and i'm very limited on what i can do. I can't hang anything on the walls or repaint ;( i also don't want to invest too much. I'm looking for basic ideas for something in probably transitional style. Any hints or examples of furniture and placement would be much appreciated.

I previously had them installed with a tension rod behind the overhang but it looked horrible.

We are trying to add some character to our builder grade home. What is your opinion on the following door and doorknob options? We are looking at white doors/trim and antique brass fixtures. I see so much advice that says your decor should match the style of your home, which completely confuses me because our home has no "style."

I need help decorating and deciding on the layout of my living room. We have gone all white paint on the walls now, planning to put black door and frames. I don't want to block out the window side by putting a sofa there, would like it open for access too!! Can you guys do your magic and give me suggestions on where to put what please. Thanks in advance.

I recently tidied up and added lights to my outdoor seating area. I have a cute little setup going on but the back wall is plain and i’m wondering what i can do to make it prettier and more cozy/welcoming. I was thinking maybe something green and planty.

A year ago I downsized to an 1100 square foot townhome. Since moving in I haven’t been in love with this space. It needs better anchoring and symmetry while still being functional. I’d love any layout suggestions. My pieces are large for the space but I don’t plan on changing much other than removing the ottoman or coffee table from the space, and mounting the TV (wherever it ends up). The room is divided in half by a seven inch square beam and the door leads to a back patio.

Total Living room: 15’6”x10’ Couch: 94”x42” Ottoman: 39”x39” China Cabinet: 36”x17” Mirror: 55”x65” Rug: 7’x10’

Most of my furniture and decor is thrifted/second-hand / found on the side of the road/refurbished. Sometimes I worry it just looks like a dorm room exploded.

Any advice?

Hi everyone, help me pick an area rug . Currently I have this green one and I don’t know if I love it . I have 30 days to return. I was also considering this nude/brown rug from Wayfair . I was also thinking of putting a sectional here maybe . Let me know your thoughts ….

Does anyone know the easiest and most inexpensive way to achieve this look?

Thinking about how this stale wall in entry hallway could be elevated, while maintaining the minimalistic tone of the whole space. I thought about acoustic panels like in the last picture, but open for any ideas/thoughts on this!

Got a new sofa and the pillows i currently have are white/beige so they dont really fit. probably wont use the two ones on the left that came with it either. Think i need to add some color. Any recommendions for color/shape combinations?

Could anyone show an example with ai maybe? Thanks :)

Got a new sofa and the pillows i currently have are white/beige so they dont really fit. probably wont use the two ones on the left that came with it either. Think i need to add some color. Any recommendions for color/shape combinations?

Could anyone show an example with ai maybe? Thanks :)