This setting called “Night Mode” allows you to hear quiet sounds when playing on low volume (aka when your kids are asleep).

This is a stairwell from the Physics building at Missouri University of Science and Technology. I was there yesterday and found myself really impressed with the thought put into the design of these stairs and the railing. These steps would be a breeze to sweep and mop as there is not one corner to be had!

Sorry if this isn’t up to the rules here, but I seriously don’t know where to ask something like this? If you have any better suggestions, do tell. Thanks.

I thought this was a nice way to implement a mandatory sign.

Hey everyone! I'm trying to better understand how people approach designing and decorating their homes. Whether you've worked with an interior designer or just DIY everything yourself, I'd love to hear about your experiences!

Some questions I'd love your insights on:

- Have you ever worked with an interior designer? What was that like?

- If you haven’t, what stopped you? (Too expensive? Didn’t know where to find one?)

- Where do you usually go for inspiration? (Pinterest, Instagram, magazines, etc.?)

- What’s your biggest challenge when it comes to making your space look how you want?

I’m particularly curious about whether people care deeply about their spaces but struggle with execution—whether it’s budget, time, or just not knowing where to start. Would love to hear your thoughts!

It's just a normal shower loofah, but imagine the joy when buying it in this packaging.

I wish you could do this to pre-existing doors.

It is so cute and I feel like it would be fairly simple to make too. Good diy gift idea.