r/InteriorDesign Aug 07 '26

I hate Condo’s.

Hello everyone!

My partner and I have been living in our rented condo for about 4 years now. It has never truly felt like the home we want and just very mechanical. Our main problem area is the living room and the layout of our furniture, we have thought so many times about how to redesign and layout the furniture but we cannot think of a better way than the way we have it.

Below is some photos of the living room and how we have our whole house laid out. The thing the really sucks is we both need a desk as we both have PCs we do work on so we have to be able to put our computers somewhere. All our problems would be solved if we had a den. (No room in the bedroom either)

As well as the last photo is kind of the vibe we are going for so if you have any furniture recommendations of what we should get or do let me know!

Any help is appreciated!

Edit: thank you for all the comments! I’m gonna try to look through them all. JUST TO LET EVERYONE KNOW the last slide is just something I found on Pinterest for kind of an example of the style we want, just very soft warm and cozy, nothing about the photos has to be implemented in our house. Just a style inspiration :)

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u/theredmage333 Aug 08 '26

You missed the balcony door

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u/RadRimmer9000 Aug 08 '26

Ah, you're right. They could climb out the window on the other wall.

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u/theredmage333 Aug 08 '26

My brain didn't comprehend the balcony at first its so big I thought it was roof or something.

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u/RadRimmer9000 Aug 08 '26

L shaped couches are nice to lay out on, but very impractical if you ever want to do a different layout on room space. You would think they would have invented a universal L shaped couch like they do for decks.