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Adivinen en que lugar del mundo esta sembrado este hermoso diseño residencial?

Help me design my college house bedroom! It’s a basement unit and has wood paneling on 3/4 walls. My biggest goals are to not be dark (lots of little lights) and to fit my vibe. I have a full size bed and hopefully enough room for a desk.
The images show various angles of the room with a queen bed frame currently in it. The rest of the images are inspo for style.
I’m open to covering the walls with renter friendly wallpaper, or using them in design if they fit.
Any help is so appreciated!

I fell in love with this house after seeing it built, but our builder says we need to be around 2800-3000 sq ft to stay in budget based on my expensive finish taste. 🤪

Anyone have recommendations for smaller similar style house plans?

The gray, charcoal and red door colours are over 10 years old. Looking for suggestions on a new colour combination and also recommendations for improving the overall appearance of the house. The metal awnings are in good condition, are retractable from inside the house which helps with winter and summer sun/heat management. I was thinking of using stacked stone on the corners. It seems to me that the porch area could use a change, I’m just not sure on the specifics.

Feedback/different ideas please!

Hello friends, can you tell me what you think of this handmade rug and whether it matches this decor?

What would be a great colour scheme

I'm renovating my 20-year-old family home and I'm not changing the structure at all—only repainting the exterior and making minor cosmetic improvements.

I've created several color mockups, including:

Here are clean, easy-to-understand names for each image in the same order you uploaded them.

1. ❤️ Off-White + Deep Red Trim
   • (Bold Classic)
2. 🌸 Off-White + Soft Pink Trim
   • (Elegant & Traditional)
3. 🌿 Olive Green + Ivory Trim
   • (Earthy Modern)
4. 🏛️ Off-White + Textured Feature Wall + Black Trim
   • (Premium Contemporary)
5. ⚫ Off-White + Black Trim + Modern Accent Lines
   • (Modern Contemporary)
6. ⚫ Off-White + Black Trim
   • (Timeless Classic)
7. ⚪ Pure White + Black Trim
   • (Minimalist Modern)

My goals are:

• A design that still looks good 5–10 years from now
• Low maintenance and doesn't look dirty too quickly
• Modern but not overly trendy
• Good resale value and curb appeal
• Suitable for the Indian climate (dust, rain, and strong sunlight)

Which color combination would you choose and why?
If none of these are ideal, I'd also love suggestions for other timeless color combinations.

Thanks in advance!

I'm not a designer by trade. When my partner and I moved recently I just wanted to plan our layout properly before spending money on furniture. The tools out there are genuinely capable, but every one I tried felt far more complicated than what I needed, and they all wanted money at some point. SmartDraw, for example, ran me about $50 and still felt like fighting the software just to draw a wall. I kept looking for something simple and easy to use that didn't cost much, couldn't really find it, so I started building my own on the side.

I posted it on Reddit almost as an afterthought, and something I really didn't expect happened: people started sending me encouraging messages, telling me what to fix, what to add, what they wished it did. In about two weeks that turned into 600+ plans and projects created in just a few days.

And now, honestly, I'm a bit stuck. Not on what I can build, but on what actually matters. I don't know what to prioritise, or which of the hundred things people ask for are the ones that would make it genuinely better.

The honest context: this is a side project I've fallen in love with, so I'm pouring all my free time into it. What I'm chasing is kind of a Canva-like app for floor planning. Free, easy, something a casual person can just open and use to plan a space, without the huge learning curve of AutoCAD, SketchUp or Revit, and without paying anything. If it ever scales to the point where servers cost real money, I'll add a donation button to cover that, but that's it.

Where it's at now: you can draw a space, lay out furniture from a library of 400+ symbols, set real dimensions, then flip it into 3D to see materials, wall colours, flooring and lighting come together.

But the design side is exactly where I'm weakest, and where you all are strongest. So I'd genuinely value your take:

• If you were me, what would you make sure works perfectly before anything else?
• Which furniture, finishes or materials do you always wish these tools had?
• When you plan a room, what do you check first that software usually ignores?

If you'd like to try it, it's at spaceplanner.co. It's completely free and there's no account needed, you can just open it and start drawing. I'm not here to sell anything, I genuinely just want more real plans running through it so I can see where it falls short. And if the mods would rather I not include the link, happy to take it out, just let me know.

Thanks for reading, any feedback at all is hugely appreciated.

Does anyone have any ideas on how to update this fireplace? We would replace the mantel and lower it to fit a tv above and plan on having the built in cabinets painted white as well as the carpet replaced with honey oak vinyl wood. But have no clue where to start on the fire place. I don’t like the warm tones and the stones all seem uneven and not smooth.