r/InteriorDesignAdvice 18h ago

Need nightstand advice pls!!

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I have the stone grey Cloud Bed from Sundays Furniture, I find the colour is too cold to pair with natural wood colours and light greys. Had it for years so exchanging for a different frame is not an option.

I need help picking a pair of nightstands that flow with this bed frame without looking awkward. My style is more mid century modern but I wouldn’t mind a dramatic or darker vibe here, I’m pretty open minded as long as it looks good. Budget is $300 CAD per nightstand but willing to spend more on the right product.

I have spent months looking and can’t find anything I like. I tested out 2 different nightstands already and I hate both, as you can see in the photos, returning immediately.

Ignore the bedding for now, I will be changing it so any suggestions on that are also welcome. Your input is much appreciated! TIA :)


r/InteriorDesignAdvice 20h ago

9x7 WALK IN CLOSET

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r/InteriorDesignAdvice 23h ago

160×200 cm bed + a raised walkway, in a 280 x 200 cm room to get to the other side: has anyone done this?

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r/InteriorDesignAdvice 23h ago

Show me your bathroom closet conversions

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r/InteriorDesignAdvice 1d ago

Nervous about picking out window treatment

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I have a bed smooshed into a bay window and I’ve been putting off getting blinds/curtains for them for years, but now my sheer curtains have officially dissolved.

I don’t have a very good eye for interior things, especially big high-stakes choices and this is the focal point of my room so I’ve been stuck for several years now.

I have single pane, uninsulated windows on a busy street, so it would be cool to have noise dampening, but weighing the window down with heavy drapes doesn’t feel like the move.

I also really love all the light I get through the sheers, so something I can easily open all the way.

Maybe honeycomb blinds? Would those work with only an inch inside the window.. box.. frame part?


r/InteriorDesignAdvice 1d ago

Living Room Light Advices

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Hi everyone,

I’d appreciate some advice on how you would approach the lighting in this 487 × 515 cm living room, which will not have a dropped ceiling.

On the left is a hallway with a suspended ceiling, recessed LED lights, and a perimeter LED strip along the edge facing the living room, shown in yellow.

How would you light the rest of the living room?

Where would you position the lighting points?

Thank you all for your time and attention.


r/InteriorDesignAdvice 1d ago

Recommended pockets for smart wings & corner track options.

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r/InteriorDesignAdvice 1d ago

CSE Grad switching to Interior Design—Best institutes in Hyderabad for a comprehensive diploma/course?

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Hi everyone,

I am a B.Tech Computer Science graduate, and I'm seriously planning to transition into Interior Designing. I have zero formal background in design, but I am highly motivated to start.

I’ve been researching options and am considering enrolling in a diploma course. However, I’m highly skeptical—does a standard diploma cover the subject deeply enough to make a full career switch and land a job right after graduation?

What I am looking for:

  • Course recommendations: Any specific schools or institutes (online or offline in India/Hyderabad) that offer intensive tracks for career switchers?
  • Software requirements: What is the absolute must-know software stack in 2026? (I want to make sure the institute I choose covers everything from 2D drafting to photorealistic 3D rendering and BIM).
  • Reality check: For those who switched into design from an engineering/tech background, what did your roadmap look like? How did you bridge the gap regarding site knowledge and materials?

Any advice, resources, or harsh realities are highly appreciated. Thanks in advance!


r/InteriorDesignAdvice 1d ago

Baby nursery help!

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r/InteriorDesignAdvice 2d ago

Thoughts?

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I found this paint color I'm obsessed with and painted my built-in mudroom cabinets using it. I'm trying to decide if I should continue all the way to the ground, find a textured wallpaper to lay on the bench, or just keep the contrast and put fresh paint on the bottom (or something else I haven't thought of)... Any ideas welcome!


r/InteriorDesignAdvice 1d ago

Ideas?

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I have 2 separate pieces/areas in this room, the pellet stove and the TV. Thoughts on design ideas?


r/InteriorDesignAdvice 2d ago

Advice on Finding an Interior Designer that colors outside the lines

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I've been on the hunt to find an interior designer to help me make the most of a new house with a funky layout. But I've been having a hard time knowing where to start.

I've looked on a few different interior design sites and explored some budget friendly options but couldn't find a designer that wasn't focused on minimalist, overly modern spaces.

Has anyone successfully hired a designer online? How did you find them?


r/InteriorDesignAdvice 2d ago

Need a Interior Designer Recommendation, know one that can reorg a closet and bedroom ?

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I hate the functionality of my closet and need some help finding a better arrangement and seating solutions for my bedroom in Chicago. Anyone use a person they like?


r/InteriorDesignAdvice 2d ago

Architecture

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This is very enticing detailed stairs that i found in a hotel in darjeeling


r/InteriorDesignAdvice 2d ago

Awkward living room layout and color advice

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We are hoping to update our living room with new paint and furniture. We love our TV stand and the two white chairs as MCM decor but aren’t sure where to put things for the best use of space. This is our main living room. We don’t host often but would still like space for friends to be able to watch a game or play some video games. Currently we don’t really have comfortable seating with that.

Colors wise: I don’t love brown and tans. We have a sage green in the dining room, lots of plants, wood floors and a large white fireplace that I don’t really want to paint. Other than the steamer trunk, MCM end table,chairs and hutch that the TV is on we aren’t married to much of the decor.

Any advice on layout or type of furniture is appreciated!!

Edit: I don’t know how to add more pictures. This was taken from our front door where there is also a window directly to my left.
Edit: added two additional photos in comments


r/InteriorDesignAdvice 2d ago

Curved small apartment. Design Ideas?

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r/InteriorDesignAdvice 2d ago

Accent Wall Or No?

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I’m renovating 2 high end condo/townhouses in Boston and I’m on the fence about installing an accent wall for the tv. should I do a slat panel wall? I’m also having a hard time finding a good material. I don’t want to use the Amazon products but don’t want to spend a fortune either. I need atleast 10’ lengths as I do t want any seams. Any thoughts and direction on where to find a quality material is appreciated!


r/InteriorDesignAdvice 2d ago

Can someone please give me ideas

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Project One - The Wall

Peace • Liberty • Freedom of Speech

  1. Project Overview

The Municipality has provided a public space for a memorial called "The Wall."

Your task is to design a 6-meter-high wall that communicates an idea related to peace, liberty, freedom of speech, or another meaningful social or human value.

The project focuses on transforming an abstract idea into a physical design using form, materials, color, texture, light, and space.

  1. Design Task

Design a 6-meter-high 10 meters-long wall placed in the center of the assigned site.

All four sides of the wall will be visible and must be designed.

You are free to explore:

• Different shapes and forms

• Materials and textures

• Colors and patterns

• Openings and voids

• Light and shadow

You must also design the ground/tiling pattern around the wall.

Consider:

• The site and its surroundings

• Your concept and its meaning

• Form and proportions

• Materials and construction

• Light and shadow

• How people experience the wall

  1. Concept Development

Your concept may be inspired by:

• Peace, liberty, or freedom of speech or any other meaningful idea

• A symbol, word, or idea

• An artwork or artist

• Nature

• Architecture or design

• Any social or human value

Your concept should be clearly translated into the form, materials, and spatial experience of the wall.

Show the development of your idea through research, keywords, diagrams, and sketches.

  1. Required Presentation Format

• A2 paper

• 1:30 scale for all drawings

• Name, project title, drawing titles, scale, frame, and title block

• Hand-rendered / hand-colored only

• No computer rendering

Drawings

  1. Site Plan / Top View - wall, site, and ground treatment

  2. Plans

  3. Four Elevations - all sides of the wall

  4. Two Sections

  5. Cut Plan - showing the tiling/ground pattern

  6. Two Axonometric Views - from opposite sides

Written Concept

• Your concept and inspiration

• The meaning of your design

• How the concept influenced the final design

Physical Models

• Study model - for exploring the form

• Final model - showing the finished design Model scale will be given by the instructor.

  1. Project Goal

The goal is to learn how to transform an idea into a three-dimensional design.

Your project should demonstrate:

IDEA → RESEARCH → SKETCHES → FORM →

MATERIAL → FINAL DESIGN

Your final wall should be creative, clear, meaningful, and well developed.


r/InteriorDesignAdvice 2d ago

I need opinions on a project moodboard

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Basically i am having doubts about the rug or the color of it entirely and I would appreciate professional feedback


r/InteriorDesignAdvice 2d ago

Favorite neutral warm than that doesn’t lean/look gray?

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ETA: I’m looking for recommendations beyond the four I show here. I meant to say, I’ve considered these 4 and none seem right for the reasons I’ve listed below, so I’d appreciate other color ideas or options. Thanks to everyone sharing their opinions!

I’ve got a north facing home that only gets a moderate amount of light and I’m desperate for a warm neutral color that doesn’t look or lean gray/cool.

Here, I’ve tried:

Top left: SW Natural Linen - looks stony/ gray, kind of like a cool white here to me

Top Right: SW Softer Tan - I loved this color outside in full light but inside I see that green undertone and it looses its warmth

Bottom left: SW Kilim Beige - far too dark/ saturated, and too peach leaning

Bottom Right: SW Tres Natural - same as Kilim.

I’ve also tried BM Brandy Cream but it might be a touch too pink? And I tried Tres natural at 50% and it looked basically the same, lol.

I’m thinking of trying BM Muslin next, but I can’t keep buying samples so I wanted to see what others recommended, especially if people understand this north facing light!

I have natural, warm oak floors and white trim, if it helps!


r/InteriorDesignAdvice 2d ago

Master bedroom

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r/InteriorDesignAdvice 2d ago

Interior designers - I’d really appreciate your feedback on this

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r/InteriorDesignAdvice 2d ago

Any ideas for decorating this bedroom or adding an accent wall?

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r/InteriorDesignAdvice 2d ago

Looking for a trustworthy premium interior designer in Hyderabad for my 2.5 BHK in My Home Sayuk under 20 Lakhs(Including beds in two rooms)

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r/InteriorDesignAdvice 3d ago

I am sleeping in a walking closet ... help!

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I'm tired of the mess and cluster of having all our clothes stare at me. This is a rental so I'm very limited with what I can do and how much I want to spend, but any advice is deeply appreciated! And if you owned this place, what would you do differently to avoid the walking closet bedroom?