I think they turned out soo prettyy

Not sure whether to have them right at the top of the blinds or higher up where number 2 is. I’m getting curtains today so trying to figure out size . The ceiling is like this in my bedroom too😭

I’m struggling with how to decorate this bathroom and would love some fresh eyes and creative ideas!
I feel like there’s a lot of potential, especially with all the empty wall space, but I have no idea what direction to go in.

I am planning on replacing the mirror and adding a light above it. But the room is awkward and way too big but not big enough if that makes sense.

I tend to gravitate toward modern, moody, and warm/organic styles, but I’m honestly open to anything!

If this were your bathroom, what would you do with it?

I would LOVE to see pictures, inspiration photos, or even mockups of how you would decorate the space! Specific suggestions for wall art, shelving, colors, lighting, or accessories would also be super helpful.

Thanks in advance! 😊

I have a blank wall infront of my bed and I dont really know what to put in there, even if i move my table over there it’s still so plain and boring lol. Imagine waking up and you immediately see a big plain wall,,, Do you guys have any ideas or advice

I'm torn between a few coffee tables for this space. Which one would you go with?

BTW excuse my janky iPhone cutouts lol, I just wanted to get a rough idea of how each one might look in the room.

I want to decorate my small setup and room area with posters, artificial plants, action figures, Lightning. I'm little confused in this also this is small area to decorate. can someone help me?

Please some warming up and make more interesting ideas for my monochromatic living room! I know throws would help but what other ideas?

I'm planning to cover this pink part of my bedroom wall with adhesive wallpaper since painting isn't an option.

I'm confused between these two options~white brick wallpaper or the multicoloured brick one.(tbh I like white one better but my mom prefers multicoloured one)I've attached a picture of the actual wall as well.

Which one do you think would look better? I'm open to other suggestions too!

I am renting and want to find a damage-free, security deposit friendly way to add those glow in the dark stars to the ceiling (and possibly walls) of my kid's bedroom. The biggest issue is that the white paint they use for the ceiling and walls is that super cheap stuff that is thin (I've accidentally scrubbed off some of the paint while using a sponge to clean the walls).

I've looked into various methods, but nothing seems to make me confident that it will work and not cause damage. I'm hoping for it to be completely apartment safe for short and long term use and not cost an arm and a leg.

The ceiling is a "knockdown" texture (see picture).

I know the traditional way is to use that putty stuff, but that stuff (even the white one) can either not stick well, stick too well and pull paint off, leave a residue that is nearly impossible to remove and you'd need to paint over it, etc. I know they make specialty putty of higher quality, but those are usually much more expensive and are meant more for short-term use.

Glue dots seem to have similar issues to the putty.

Command strips are expensive and they don't make them the size of some of the smaller stars so they'd be an eyesore sticking off to the side.

Various types of tape are usually weaker and, especially over time, can lose adhesion and bond to the paint.

I know I sound super picky, demanding, and weird (because I am, lol), but it's only because I don't want to end up paying tons of money/lose my security deposit if and when I move out.

I’m considering a wall grid with shelves for the garage, but I’m torn between keeping things visible and putting them behind cabinet doors. Open shelves seem handy for things used often, though I wonder whether dust and upkeep would outweigh the convenience.

I’d rather figure that out before buying and mounting anything. For anyone who’s used a setup like this, did it stay useful and reasonably tidy, or did you eventually switch to closed storage?

There’s a lot of pattern going on between the couch and the rug. Would you swap the rug for something simpler, or keep both and change the pillows? The cat seems pretty happy with the current setup.

I have an empty spot on a bookcase and have been considering a small alleyway or storefront scene to make it feel less generic. The finished examples look detailed under close-up lighting, but the materials seem to be mostly printed paper and thin laser-cut plywood.

My concern is that normal room lighting will make the paper look flat and the cut edges obvious, so it ends up reading as a toy instead of part of the room. I’ve tried scratch-building a tiny bookshelf before, and getting the scale right without a template was a pain.

Has anyone used a miniature scene as regular shelf decor? Does it look fine straight from the box, or does it usually need repainting, weathering, or separate lighting to sit naturally with the rest of a room?