Moved to this house last Fall and stuff is finally falling into place. So, just sharing my LR bc this the neatest it’s been in forever lol.

i would post my whole room but unfortunately the Exam Season Mess has swallowed the rest🤠

- I made the headboard out of a mirror frame (that I cut up and rearranged), a crib mattress, secondhand fabric, dollar store gems, and scrap wood.

- The branches are made out of printer paper covered with gold tissue paper and sealed with ModPodge.

- The spiral thingies are from wind rainbow ornaments, and it took a billion layers of paint to turn them white because the original paint kept bleeding through...

- I dyed artificial white roses by dipping them in watered-down blue acrylic paint.

- The footer is made out of starry fabric and dollar store garden fences.

- It took me MONTHS to find the perfect lamp...but there it is. Same goes for the throw pillows.

- My Party Gator has been relocated to another room lol.

Picking up my friends later for brunch! Hope you enjoy my thrifty nifty designs 😂 I love this open space!

I would like to spruce up my bedding setup. It still looks a bit juvenile to me, so I would like to add maybe a blanket across the foot, a headboard, but not add many more pillows. Any advice or suggestions are welcome.

This room feels dark and not colorful enough. We are on a pretty tight budget and most of the furniture is hand me downs.

I love mid century modern spaces but I tend to over clutter. Help!

We own the home, I’d love to keep the wood paneling and eventually add a wood stove to cozy up the space.

Thanks so much!

I share a room with my sister and I would like for my space to be a little more cozier and personalized. I was thinking adding curtains and hanging my vinyls on the walls or a crook board but I fear it will be too much. What else can I add? or should I leave it like this? (I sadly didn’t get the side of the room with a wall) 😭

Wondering if my decor gives any insight into me as a person :)

What would you suggest to fill in the space at the end of the side table?

We live in a 3-story townhouse and our living room is on the second floor. I got the bookcases online, but I put in all the lighting myself.

We usually keep the area in front of the fireplace open to do yoga. We are thinking of getting an area rug to bring in the colors.

Hi! I’m looking for advice on:

1) the couch - I’d like a bigger couch, or at least one with a chaise section. I’m ready to invest in a nice piece, something that will last at least a decade, but I’m not sure where to look. West Elm? That’s a place that has couches, right?

2) a reading chair, same issue. The chair I have is cute but not sturdy and not great for actually sitting in.

3) how tf the use the white side table. What do I put on it? There’s no access to electricity, etc, for a lamp (or the record player, see next question). Right now it just collects piles of stuff.

4) I’d love to put my record player somewhere in here, but I’m not sure where. I acknowledge that the room is already very full of books. Any ideas?

I know my rug is too small for my space but I couldn’t resist it. First pic is this morning and second pic is the day I bought the rug nearly 2 months ago.

I intend to get a smaller rug just for the chair in the corner with the lamp, to make as a sort of reading/studying nook.

Any advice is appreciated!!

Has anyone ever put a small couch in their bedroom?

I live with and roommate and have a regular sized bedroom with a queen bed & a desk.

I have my bed and desk chair, but I want some other seating options. If I sit on my bed, I'll just fall asleep. I want something more comfy than a chair & the floor.

Advice wanted. TIA

I’m moving into my first house where I will have free reign over the space!!! I want to go for a cozy medieval vibe like a wizard’s room or something. I added a collage of the vibe I’m going for, I have the bed, floor, and rug already!

What color should I paint it, how should I lay out the furniture and how can I decorate this room as cheap as possible? I’m open to any ideas for how to make the space cozy and cute!!!

I added some photos of my room and a very rough sketch of the layout.

I need some advice on how to start decorating and making it feel more homey. The layout is pretty much fixed. I’m trying to keep it from feeling like a giant bedroom since it’s a pretty small studio. I’m looking for a tropical meets East coastal aesthetic. I live in St. Pete so a lot of colors are light yellow, pink/peach, light blue or teal.

The curtains need to be hemmed ik but I’m leaning more towards replacing them. They’re too busy but they were the only room darkening/insulated against the best ones I could find that didn’t look like giant shower curtains.

I know I need a shower rack for the entry and I need to replace her cat tree with another window shelf. The turntable I’m also getting rid of to free up some entry decor space on that cube shelf. The shelf was free so until I find something better than ikea cubes it has to stay.

Any advice is appreciated!!!

I am redecorating an upstairs guest bedroom, and am looking at different furniture placements. It’s not a large room, and I’m arranging a queen bed, nightstand, and small recliner. I’m planning to mount a TV on the wall, across from the bed. I’m open to suggestions about lighting as well. Thanks!

After a bazillion hours I have narrowed it down to these three.

Hi! We have this annoying cove thing in our living room that we currently have our tv mounted in and a playpen stored (we pull it out from under the tv when in use)

Left side is about 6inches wider then the right side and it drives me nuts 🫠

Should I do art gallery on this wall, or two bigger prices on either side and one above tv?

Might be doing a gallery wall on the opposite wall above couch ( not decided yet)

I assume two gallery walls opposite each-other would be to much.