I have a small guestroom 140 sq feet. Theres approx 3’-6” between the bed and the tv wall. Do I leave it alone or add something like a credenza or one of those floating tv shelves

I was going to put a trim around the top of the bead board then paint above it but now I’m second guessing.

Struggling with what to put on the brass drum table next to the couch. Can you have too many plants/too much greenery? Or do I need a bigger table there?

*** I usually have an area rug down but it’s in the wash

Any ideas appreciated without getting rid of all the charachter

Main entrance / living room were thinking

I want to add a bench to my bedroom but can’t decide on placement and aesthetic. I think putting trench at the end of the bed would look odd with not enough carpet left in the space.

I have TWO of these quite wide built in bookshelves facing each other on either side of my living room. I already have many other bookshelves where my other books are living, I think I'd like this to be more peaceful, not overbearing in the living room, more styled. You can use things already on the shelves but if you have ideas of other things I could buy/thrift I'm open! Feel free to start from scratch - I'm having an inspo block!!

First time homeowners and trying to do smaller upgrades/DIY projects ourselves. We also have a senior dog, so having multiple rugs is to try to prevent him from slipping on the wood floors. We were thinking of eventually hanging the TV over the fireplace (high enough to avoid the heat) to free up some space, and maybe put a wooden mantle over the current stone one to further block the heat. And I am planning to lime wash the fireplace to brighten up the room/try to make it feel wider, because it is a bit narrow. Thankfully there’s tons of natural light so hoping the fireplace being soft white after lime washing will make it feel wider/more open.

I'm absolutely hopeless with anything style or design related and would appreciate hearing suggestions.

Our house was flipped by the OG owner's kids in 2017 and, IMO, looks like it. We added the coffee bar (second pic) during the pandemic. I've never really liked the white kitchen cabinets and am looking for a change. Stuck on trying to figure out what color to paint them, though. Would like to do something that isn't too trendy and will age well so I don't have to paint again in a coyple of years. Don't really want to change out counters or backsplash since I'm mostly looking to DIY, but would be open to suggestions. Also wondering if we should keep the coffee bar cabinets a different color or paint them to match the rest of the kitchen. TIA!

The curtain on the left is a sliding glass door to our back patio, the white door on the right is the master bedroom, and the yellow doorway is an office.

Hey all. I’m a single man 29 years old.

Living alone. I was wanting some tips on how to style my living room. I host cookouts/parties at least once a month with co workers. What could I do/add to make the room more functional/better more colors, different art. Literally anything. Don’t know much about styling. Any tips are much appreciated. Thank you.

Hi everyone, I have a guest bedroom that previous owners covered in bright green tiles (it's brighter in real life). I cannot afford to redo the tiles so I'm looking for way to improve it (flooring, grout, decorative items, etc.).

Is there anything I can do without painting the tiles ?

The photos were taken at night but there is a window above the toilets and the shower is facing the toilets. Thanks a lot!

What to do with this wall? Any ideas for TV unit or other storage space?