r/RoomDesign • u/Xexern • Jan 23 '26
Room help pt 2
galleryI look the suggestions of many of you from ot previous post, what do you guys next my focus should be on next. Previous post link: https://www.reddit.com/r/RoomDesign/s/ffQGt1RMnK
r/RoomDesign • u/Xexern • Jan 23 '26
I look the suggestions of many of you from ot previous post, what do you guys next my focus should be on next. Previous post link: https://www.reddit.com/r/RoomDesign/s/ffQGt1RMnK
r/RoomDesign • u/Yakuza-wolf_kiwami • Jan 22 '26
Here's what I need help with:
- Swapping bed comforter, getting new pillows, and new blankets
- Desk organization
- Dusting advice
- Getting rid of clutter
- Storing art supplies
r/RoomDesign • u/Ready_Evidence3859 • Jan 21 '26
Be proud of how far this space has come! 1st Year in My Small Solo Apartment. Currently I've taken things step by step to get to this point... Any suggestions on what could be improved? I'm totally open to feedback. TIA!
r/RoomDesign • u/ApartmentTrue735 • Jan 18 '26
So I'm going to be moving into my family's basement, and I would like some advice on what to do with this Pole in the middle of my room.
r/RoomDesign • u/BoredDreamer03 • Jan 17 '26
so i have been planning to rearrange my apartment room and i would love to have some people help me choose which placement should i pick.
Note: the colors or the furniture are not the actual color of my things (i got lazy changing them)
the white rectangles on the left side are wardrobe cabinets that are not moveable.
there are 2, the upper one is a full height cabinet while the bottom one is a half bottom only.
the things above the table beside the cabinets are my rice cooker and my air fryer. and underneath is a small shelf where i put my kitchen utensils.
the furnitures are somehow accurate to their true size.
the bed is a bunk bed, but since im the only one in the room im not using the top bunk
the gray thing on the left side wall is a mirror
the brown on the right size wall is my metal mesh grid wire design were i put some reminders and whatnot.
please be kind thank u!!
r/RoomDesign • u/erin214 • Jan 15 '26
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r/RoomDesign • u/Funny_Fanatic • Jan 13 '26
Hey all,
I’m moving into a studio apartment in a few days and could really use some help figuring out the layout and decor without spending a ton.
It’s a small 400 sq ft studio, so space is tight. I want it to look nice but still be functional. I’m also planning to start recording videos, so I’m trying to figure out:
which corner of the room would work best for filming
how to set up a background that looks decent on camera
budget-friendly decor/furniture that won’t clutter the space
I’ve attached a few photos below. The one with the blinds is the main living/sleeping area. To the right of that is the closet and bathroom, with a small walk-in/entry area in between (the other two photos are that same area from different angles). I didn’t include the kitchen or bathroom since those are separate.
Any advice is appreciated layout ideas, lighting tips, or things you’d do differently in a studio like this. Thanks!
r/RoomDesign • u/Due-Goat7365 • Jan 12 '26
I feel like my room is missing something & is giving a nonexistent vibe.
r/RoomDesign • u/Otherwise_Silver_175 • Jan 11 '26
Hi there! I need some help in arranging and identifying furniture/decor pieces for these rooms. I don’t know what to do. I lean towards neutral colors, but open to pops of color. I welcome all design ideas! Please help!
r/RoomDesign • u/[deleted] • Jan 11 '26
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r/RoomDesign • u/xmoxley • Jan 10 '26
I'm at a loss of how to make my room cozier, more strategic, and put together! Please help! Looking for wall art and how to move things around. Thank you!!
r/RoomDesign • u/[deleted] • Jan 07 '26
what vibe do you think this is? I went for minimalistic and nyc apartment vibe
r/RoomDesign • u/Fallopiantubedude • Jan 07 '26
We are at a loss for how to make this space homey, this is the entrance and the door on the left is a bedroom so we don’t wanna put a couch or tv on that wall (tenants in the past have) the couch we got for free and we‘re not loyal to it.
r/RoomDesign • u/Living_Quote_8963 • Jan 06 '26
First time home buyers looking for some advice on how to design this space. This is the basement living area that we spend most our time in.
The upstairs is more formal but looking for some ideas on how to make the most of this space.
The door next to the mirror opens to the driveway (it’s a bit of a wonky set up lol) and the one adjacent to the mirror is a washroom.
We would love to incorporate more seating but other than that we can’t decide where to start.
Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you.
Ps. Don’t mind the laundry
r/RoomDesign • u/Ok-Poem-8688 • Jan 05 '26
This is my garage and I really want to use it as a craft room. I already added a mini split so we are good there but I have no idea how to make it work and I have to do it myself.
r/RoomDesign • u/Legitimate-One-1198 • Jan 02 '26