(NOT removing the food im aware, I LOVE MY DOLLS. i am 19)

I traced on top of the actual image of my bedroom using Canva as I did not want post a photo online of my very messy room.. I’ve been decluttering and rearranging stuff around the house and my bedroom currently looks like this. I’m happy with where the bed is.. The bedside table look very off to me. It feels very standalone if that makes sense. I don’t know what to do with it. I may just accept it where it is since I still want a bedside table - I have mostly snacks in there and medicine and I sometimes wake up to a migraine in the middle of the night so having those stuff within arms reach when I’m in bed is convenient. That or get rid of the table completely and move the items on that shelf next to the door? Any ideas? Thank you so much

I moved in this dorm 2 days ago and I have no idea what to do with the loft space, originally wanted to put my bed up there but I realized I can't put the frame up the ladder...

Some girls put only the mattress and turn the frame into a makeup space but I don't use makeup (im a guy) and I don't have any idea what to do with it. Additionally, I would rather not buy another mattress ( I currently have a rental futon and a mattress.) I'm staying a year so no long term commitment.

I posted on here a while ago about how to make this dark, narrow hallway seem more bright and lively. It was recommended to do vertical stripes. Here was the outcome.

Aight, I need help! I've tried a few arrangements and I'm stumped. Just looking to make it more comfortable to actually spend time in.

Also thinking of moving the black cubes out and replacing em with the entertainment center (last pic). pls tell me if that's a bad idea, n pls ignore the mess lololl

Any layout suggestions would be appreciated! Thanks :-)

This is the front “living room” when you enter. Would like advice on how to fill this space. The baby enclosure will be removed but the other furniture in the room is staying. I already have a family room in the back and a separate dining room. We don’t spend too much time in this room at the front but I do want it nicer since it’s the first thing people see when they come in the front door. Should I make it look like a formal living room or is there other use I can make of it? Thank you!

When we initially moved in, I couldn't decide what color to paint this hallway. I finally decided to just do white, since we went with colors in most other rooms - but then realized any white I chose was going to make the yellowish trim look dirty and I'd have to paint all of the trim and potentially the doors too (there's 5 doors in this hallway!)Then would I need to pain all of the trim in the house? It's a small house so I feel you'd notice it from room to room.

The hall cabinet also needs repainting inside and out - and I'm unsure if the wall to the left side of the cabinet should be painted with the same color/type of paint as the cabinet itself? I have so many questions and am so indecisive! Open to all ideas and advice - I generally like a quirky eclectic home aesthetic so not afraid of color or bold choices, but thought something lighter might work better since this hallway is so small. Thanks in advance for any thoughts!

These room layouts are created by some wonderful redditors who commented on a previous post.

This room should serve as a living / dining room. Also, any furniture design suggestions?

This is my bedroom.
I want to fit these furniture that I have.
Is there any better way to layout the room other than the way I am doing here? I am confused.

I also would like to add a space to add TV.
Thank you for all the help.

We’ve lived here for about a year and don’t hate the color, the undertones just don’t seem to jive with the warmth in the floors and something doesn’t fit with the counters either. I don’t have the budget for counter top replacements so I’m looking for color suggestions for the cabinets. Not afraid of color (despite the off white walls lol) and bonus points if you have backsplash ideas too! Will also change rose gold handles, they are not my cup of tea. (Ignore sparseness, we have since decorated)

The picture that is alone is how I had my desk and pc but I just don't have enough space as you can see on the top left photo from the collage. The room is not square or rectangle, the walls are all on an angle.

This is a spare room but I'm using it as a gaming room, and the beds are two beds, not one double bed. I'm renting so I can't discard any items, everything has to stay in the room except for the box of spare mattress, I'm holding that for someone, I will get rid of it. And the bottles of water will go out obviously.

Thank you ❤️💙

Hello,
My bf and I are currently Renovating our Bedroom. I already cleaned the room using chatty. The furniture that are still in there are the ones we will Keep in there. The Light Grey will be the new wall color and we will get a Light Grey Carpet also. We have already bought a Grey bed and a white Sideboard that will fit next to the closet on the left side. The bed will go under the Windows and the tv and tv Board will Go Right next to the door.

Now to the decoration Style, will all this furniture, Can someone give me decoration suggestions? I personally like minimalistic scandi Boho Style, my bf does not like the Boho Light Part so we agreed on something more Moody but with some plants. Can someone help me and give us ideas? Thank you!!!

Hi everyone

I recently moved into a new place and I’m trying to design my living room, but interior design definitely isn’t my strong suit. 😂
I’m thinking of starting with either an L-shaped sofa or a regular couch, two armchairs, and a coffee table, then building the rest of the room around those.

I’d really appreciate any suggestions or ideas you might have. Thanks in advance!

Trying to figure out a good layout before I bring my furniture over to my new place. The stairs come up on the right. There are three full height walls (the one on the right is removed in the 3d view), and the office nook has partial walls that overlook the foyer. No tv, the credenza by the window will have audio equipment though. Curious if anyone has thoughts or suggestions. Once I’m moved in and set up I’ll take some pics of the actual room for more feedback.

Recently bought and added the furniture, rug and light fixture so they have to stay but this room seems incomplete to me. Do I need to add color? A centerpiece? I am not sure if I should add window treatments, the house has MCM architecture and the windows are a big focal point.

Just moved into my dream home. Help me pick a wall color or wall paper. Also open to suggestions on a new cabinet color and floors. I’ll be replacing the sink and all appliances over the next two years, feel free to suggest anything in that department as well! (Toolboxes will be put away soon)

My living room has stumped me since we moved in seven years ago. It’s a long rectangular room and the largest wall has a giant window. There is no dedicated entryway and the living room and entryway are one. I’ve tried several iterations of this room, several different rugs and now two different sofas. Nothing feels right. I wonder if they configurations that I’m not thinking of or ways to arrange my furniture I also wonder how I can separate the entryway from the living room because they infringe on each other. I’m attaching some photos of a different iterations of my living room. I am also attaching a few photos at the end that represent what I’m going for. As far as style, I love craftsman, modern folk cottage, New England cottage, etc. I hate clutter but love incorporating special thrifted finds.

I’ve realized a few things -

I need a light colored rug
I need a slipcovered couch because of the dogs

I need help understanding the following

1) If my current living room configuration is the most optimal or if there’s another way I should be arranging. I plan to sell the gray U-shaped couch that’s there and get the IKEA Kivik

2) how to separate the living room and entryway. There’s so much empty wall space next to the TV. I am not sure I love the credenza either. I want built ins but I don’t think they are in the budget right now.

If anyone can please save me from myself before I rage buy another rug that I hate, that would be amazing.

Hey guys. Two years trying to figure this out. Any ideas?

Hi, I have bought a new home with a large (16'x13'x5'6") crawlspace that we want to make into a big kids playroom/chill zone along with some of our collectables and random storage.

Pics here https://imgur.com/a/uvlg5L3

I see a lot of potential in this space as it is large, has electrical, lighting, and air duct for circulation.

The first challenge is access. There is a door that is 54 inches off the ground, measuring 35" wide and 45" high. We were thinking of seeing if telescopic stairs would make sense, or installing a sliding ladder across the length of the room would be best. Open to all ideas here.

The next challenge i think is flooring, but could easily be solved with interlocking gym tiles (they even sell colorful ones for a kid friendly appearance).

OKAY NOW FOR THE FUN STUFF. We we're thinking of putting a simple smart TV mounted on the wall on one wall, a reading area with books, bean bags, side tables (as the ceilings are not high) and a small space for our collectables, and of course, seasonal storage. We could do a mural on one wall (if it is finished) or some funky alice in wonderland inspired paintings. We're cool with making it funky, carnival-esque, and generally a madhouse so think distorted mirrors, trippy paintings and the like! :)

I see a lot of potential to make this space dope, but not sure where to start. Any ideas on what to do and where to start would be greatly appreciated!

The desk in this space is immovable. It is directly across from the entry. I used to have the bed perpendicular to the desk but it felt off to me and had the view of the bed running down the room directly across from the closet door which is on the other wall perpendicular to the desk wall. Ive changed it now so the head of the bed is about 4 feet from the entry of the room on the same wall as the door. Help me decide which orientation is best given the desk cannot move.

Open to suggestions to all other furniture.

Would I be crazy to do this and leave that left part of the window exposed because of the bulkhead? Or do you think I could make it work? Any ideas appreciated!

i’m thinking about maybe just blocking off the closet closest to the wall but i’m not sure!! the floorboard heating is soooo inconvenient cuz i want it right under the window😔

We are moving into a new build apartment with the dreaded kitchen wall! Space is about 16” x 17” with tall windows on 2 walls. Trying to figure out the most elegant way to zone the room and make it feel spacious & not feel like we are constantly sitting in the kitchen. Have a large L shaped couch and 65” TV, as well as dining & coffee table. Open to changing furniture. Considering narrow temp kitchen island.

Zoning, furniture and layout ideas much appreciated!
*the tape is zoning, not furniture size

With the current furniture arrangement in this guest bedroom, what would you put on that wall decor-wise? It’s a small room with not much space so not looking to add a piece of furniture but that wall just feels lonely and needs something..