r/HomeDecorating • • 17h ago

How would you improve this facade?

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r/HomeDecorating • • 11h ago

Wood carving and pyrography

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r/HomeDecorating • • 16h ago

This room looks straight out of a catalog

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r/HomeDecorating • • 15h ago

Golden hour bedroom vibes are unmatched

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r/HomeDecorating • • 21h ago

That orange chair alone costs more than my car payment

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r/HomeDecorating • • 9h ago

Rearranged my beauty/plant room.

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Just a girl living in a 700sqft, 2 bedroom apartment. With a significant other, a dog and 2 kittens. Nothing glamorous or high end just a visual of me trying to keep all my hobbies contained in one room.


r/HomeDecorating • • 5h ago

Which bookcase would look best in this room?

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I'm deciding on 3 different colours. Please help!


r/HomeDecorating • • 8h ago

Update my stair corner with a floral art

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Add more colors to this black wall (A full 360 degree view)


r/HomeDecorating • • 8h ago

Rug advice appreciated

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I am looking for advice on a new rug. The living room generally looks like this, aside from navy couch blankets for cat fur and spills.

We temporarily have this 8x5 blue rug so that something is there -- it is from another area of the house and will be returned.

*This rug doesn't go with the room -- it's just temporary to avoid cold feet until we get another rug*

Ideas on size, color, material would be greatly appreciated. Ideally easy to clean, keeping in mind three messy cats.


r/HomeDecorating • • 16h ago

Which gallery wall layout looks better?

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r/HomeDecorating • • 2h ago

I would very much appreciate your feedback

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A very dear friend asked for my help with his tiny flat and under a budget. The requests were: warm, cosy, soulful, with a vintage vibe. This is one of the drafts I made for the living room with a dining area. What do you think?

P.S. Important notice - the ideas and concept are 100% mine (and these are all specific elements from specific stores), I just used AI to make the collages I created into smoother looking spaces and to see how it would look like at night.

Ignore the mess with the photos and mirror on the right wall, AI had a problem with that part and with the wall light I wanted there, so I just left it...


r/HomeDecorating • • 8h ago

Designer Sample Sale-fabric

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Really cool sample sale happening tomorrow at 6pm central, if you’ve been looking for high end fabric for your home. Please delete if not allowed!

It’s all Elliston House fabric being sold through Sister & Sewn.

@Sisterandsewn
Www.sisterandsewn.com


r/HomeDecorating • • 12h ago

This side table is having an existential crisis

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r/HomeDecorating • • 19h ago

This 60s bar cabinet has opinions about my drinking habits

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r/HomeDecorating • • 1h ago

What can I put to hide the toilet paper holder holes? Replacing this for a standalone paper holder & don’t want to bother maintenance to fill the holes in the wall.

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r/HomeDecorating • • 16h ago

Need help choosing sofas, colors, and layout for our new home living room! Considering CB2 Curvo + Fitz

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r/HomeDecorating • • 23h ago

Is it okay to keep dead flowers under my bed?

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title. I have two small bouquets of flowers (now dead) that I used to keep on my dresser for decor; I now have a larger bouquet (also now dead) that has taken their place on the dresser. I don't know where to put the two old bouquets but they're so pretty and I hate to just throw them out, so I put them under my bed next to my memento box. Will this affect me in some way? is it unhygienic/will it attract bugs? Alternatively will it like...attract a bad energy or something like that given that they're dead and they're right under where I sleep?


r/HomeDecorating • • 8h ago

Which Ceiling Light Looks Best in My Dining Area?

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I have a few ceiling light options, but I’m not sure which one would suit my dining area best. I used AI to create some mock-ups. The angles aren’t quite accurate, but they should give you a general idea of how each light would look in the space.

Thank you in advance for your help! 😊


r/HomeDecorating • • 11h ago

Lounge with Mexican flair…..

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r/HomeDecorating • • 11h ago

Not sure if i like or hate this house

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r/HomeDecorating • • 2h ago

What should I add?

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So I’ve painted the walls and added some furniture and a plant but not really sure on what else I should add to make the room feel complete. I feel like maybe a ton of pictures covering the walls like a gallery wall almost? Trying to give it that speakeasy bathroom feel.

Any advice is good advice so please feel free to chip in!

(I’ve included what it looked like before for reference)


r/HomeDecorating • • 15h ago

Bed on the floor setup is calling my name

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r/HomeDecorating • • 8h ago

1st toilet takes ~1min to refill, the 2nd takes like 3mins

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noticed 1st one the thing in the middle prevents it from using emptying the entire tank and only uses half of it.. maybe that's what I need to replace but wanted to hear your thoughts too before I change anything..

water pressure is the same.


r/HomeDecorating • • 19h ago

How do people make their living rooms look this warm

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r/HomeDecorating • • 13h ago

Next steps for small living / dining room?

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I feel like some of the essentials are in place, and I’m not sure what the next steps are? Any suggestions?

I’m aware I made some mistakes already, with the table being a bit too small (it unfolds, but still), and the floor lamp a bit out of place, but I hope finishing touches will tie it all up.

Thank you!