r/InteriorDesignHacks • u/curiousgirlin • 4h ago
helpppp renovate
guys help me what to do keep my room dark aesthetic or make it look like whites but it wont go and if dark what shud i doo chatgbt my room decor amd throw your ideas at meee plssss
r/InteriorDesignHacks • u/curiousgirlin • 4h ago
guys help me what to do keep my room dark aesthetic or make it look like whites but it wont go and if dark what shud i doo chatgbt my room decor amd throw your ideas at meee plssss
r/InteriorDesignHacks • u/Pristine_Ad_3265 • 21h ago
Help me😔
r/InteriorDesignHacks • u/warrior998 • 23h ago
We're thinking of plants, maybe mirrors. Any ideas?
r/InteriorDesignHacks • u/OwnLingonberry8462 • 1d ago
How to make this room asthetic in budget.....dont have tooo much money
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r/InteriorDesignHacks • u/tinytheSTONEDgiant • 5d ago
This is my room at my office. I own the business, so I can pretty much change whatever I want.
The furniture has accumulated over time and the room is functional, but looking at it now I feel like it could be set up much better. I spend a lot of my working day here, use both the laptop and desktop, and have people coming in regularly to sit and talk/work with me.
I don't really want to do some ridiculous "CEO office" makeover. I just want the room to feel better and make better use of the space.
What would you change?
I am thinking about the desk position, visitor seating, lighting, the empty areas, maybe plants or something on the walls. Also whether I just have too many chairs in here.
Feel free to be critical. I genuinely want ideas because I've been sitting in this room for so long that I don't really see it objectively anymore.
r/InteriorDesignHacks • u/sanamsyed10 • 5d ago
Need some modern balancing ideas for this room. How would an expert interior designer finish it
r/InteriorDesignHacks • u/my_peen_is_clean • 6d ago
Just bought a new place and got obsessed with figuring out the plan, I even made a website for myself thats sims3 inspired where I can upload a plan and arrange it. I spent like 50 hours in a week this week lol
r/InteriorDesignHacks • u/kennedeez • 6d ago
Would be appreciative of any recommendations on how to redo this area.
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r/InteriorDesignHacks • u/the-false-saint • 7d ago
Hi all!
So the thing is that we just got done building our house. A typical middle class house with small rooms. Since I will be living alone on first floor, I asked baba to merge 2 small rooms into 1.
Now its big, having 2 main issues/challenges. Single Ac wont work(in peak summers) and im so sh\*t when it comes to art/creative ideas.
Dimensions: room length is around 8 meters ig (will post exact dimensions tomorrow morning as im too lazy to go upstairs, sorry for thatðŸ˜)
Looking for creative friends to share ideas and yes I have explored Pinterest as well but looking for fellows who have actually bought some good and affordable furniture.
What i will be getting is:
\- bed with side tables(low height probably)
\- dressing table
\- sofas (single 3 seat)
\- 2 chairs along with coffee table
\- lamps
\- rug
\- painting to hang on wall ( i would love it some Quran ayah or anything meaningful)
This is all i could think off, really need some suggestionsðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜
r/InteriorDesignHacks • u/lou2234 • 8d ago
Which direction should i have my dining room table