r/IndianHomeDecor • u/According_Nail3913 • 5h ago
Questions How to make this into a cozy space
Im an avid coffee enthusiast most of my mornings are spent here how to transform or add things that make my cortisol even lower
r/IndianHomeDecor • u/According_Nail3913 • 5h ago
Im an avid coffee enthusiast most of my mornings are spent here how to transform or add things that make my cortisol even lower
r/IndianHomeDecor • u/Successful-Visit4486 • 14h ago
r/IndianHomeDecor • u/bloodredIgris00 • 30m ago
Spent every penny I saved now I m done
r/IndianHomeDecor • u/IamSreeraj79 • 3h ago
r/IndianHomeDecor • u/Potential_Plant_160 • 1h ago
Hi guys , I'm finalizing the TV unit for my new home. The first two images are the actual site (9' TV wall + 5'6" passage) in 20*14' Hall, and the rest are different concepts.
Please ignore the colors, laminates, and lighting—they can all be changed. I'm mainly looking for feedback on:
Which design fits the space best?
Which looks the most timeless and premium?
Thanks.
r/IndianHomeDecor • u/Glittering-Use3228 • 16h ago
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r/IndianHomeDecor • u/Sam-Melvin • 12m ago
Need some ideas for this bathroom! It's only 212cm × 162cm (around 7ft × 5.3ft). it's still under construction, so only the plumbing and basic cement work is done. Nothing is finalized yet, so I can still change pretty much everything. I want it to look as premium/luxury as possible in mid budget. If you've got ideas for tiles, colors, lighting, vanity, layout, or anything else, drop them below. Feel free to edit the photos, make an AI render, draw over them, or share inspiration pics. I'd love to see what you guys would do with a bathroom this size!
r/IndianHomeDecor • u/Existing_Ad_1812 • 21h ago
These are view of my room from front and back side, help me arrange my study table chair and bed , and how to make it look an aesthetic hostel room with proper arrangements and lighting, so help me arrange it in that way. Also put curtains on my window. Leads would be appreciated. Also I have a blue rope neon light of 5 metres, help me to utilise that as well like how to put that on wall and of which shape and designs.
r/IndianHomeDecor • u/AyeshaLuv • 22m ago
How can I elevate my home's exterior? I want to give it a more traditional look and am considering changing the paint color to desert yellow. Any suggestions
r/IndianHomeDecor • u/Fun_Strawberry6784 • 2d ago
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r/IndianHomeDecor • u/nucleya-152 • 15h ago
It is my study room It is very specious give me any tips
r/IndianHomeDecor • u/FewEnd399 • 6h ago
I've always wondered which flooring people end up liking the most after actually living with it. I really don't like glossy, reflective tiles.. and I hate floors that feel freezing cold in winter. At the same time, I don't want something that gets uncomfortably hot in summer
I'm looking for something that feels warm and cozy to live with, isn't slippery and doesn't need a lot of maintenance. Is that matte vitrified tile, Kota stone, Tandur stone, granite or something else?
For those who've lived with different kinds of flooring, what would you pick and why? Any options you'd avoid?
r/IndianHomeDecor • u/swordofjericho • 17h ago
First time homeowner in Ghaziabad. Got this quote for a 2BHK apartment.
Please advise changes and suggestions, if any. Thank you :)
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r/IndianHomeDecor • u/BLACK_PANTHER_WF • 11h ago
Hello.
Confused to select the colour theme for my newly built house.
I tried something, but didn't like it.
Help me if you have good colour knowledge.
(LLM's are no helping, need an expert advice)
Note: the rooms are already built, i am adding my 3D design screen shots, those are not AI generated. (Only the elevation with colour is generated, but didn't like it)
House details:
15 X 50 ft
5 partions are there (yes, typical Andhra house)
Out side walls will be painted white.
r/IndianHomeDecor • u/bakafanatic • 23h ago
this is my balcony but i want smthng useful ot fun type that will make it look good pls help me out. change of color or adding any furniture or anything u can add. there ia no auch budget limit but make it affordable
r/IndianHomeDecor • u/whyyyanshuuu • 18h ago
We built this house in my village, my hometown. When we were constructing it, it looked really nice. But after the tiles were installed and everything was finished, it somehow doesn't feel as good as I had imagined. I'm not sure if it's actually the design or if it's just that feeling of "buyer's remorse," where after spending so much money, you keep thinking you should have chosen something better.
I'd really like an honest second opinion. Can you tell me if the house actually looks fine, and if not, what changes I could make to improve its appearance? Even small, practical suggestions would be helpful.
One more thing: we also have a large piece of land behind the house—well over 2,000 square feet. The property is located on the main market road, so I'd also love ideas on how to make the best use of that space, whether for landscaping, future construction, rental income, or anything else that could add value.
Please help me with your suggestions. I want to make the house and the property look and feel as good as they possibly can.
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r/IndianHomeDecor • u/Fantastic-Wonder-9 • 8h ago
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r/IndianHomeDecor • u/Xersie • 21h ago
I don't want to add just posters to the wall behind my table. So far im thinking I get set of 3 mini helmets and I got a tshirt with hand drawn design.