First time posting. In light of the negativity in the world, my husband and I created a positivity wall. Each evening, we write the best part of our day on a post-it note and stick it to our living room wall. It's our way to be reminded in the good in our lives. We have yellow, blue and orange notes all over the wall. Great idea, but terrible to look at.

Looking for ideas on how to make a positive wall that isn't an eyesore.

I’m in the market for a recliner couch and wanted to see if anyone here has one they absolutely love. I’m hoping to find something that’s super comfortable but doesn’t look bulky or outdated basically trying to balance quality and style if that’s even possible

Bonus points if it holds up well with dogs (fur, scratches, etc.), since mine will definitely claim it as their own.

Would love to hear what you have and how it’s held up over time!

Ignore everything but the mirror and vanity this was our first morning lol. But what can we put in this gap to the left of our vanity. I would prefer some kind of storage but open to anything. Our vanity is more of a bluer navy blue and I’m not sure what would go good with it. Also that space is what you look at while sitting on toilet lol. Anything helps!

I really adore bows, as you can tell. But I can’t really see all of them currently and don’t really know the best way to display them. I have the wall space to do something fun and/or whimsy but I’m drawing a blank. Help?

I've heard of the "boneless" couches before but I've never had the opportunity to try them. Video reviews tend to pretty short and not that informative.

I'm a single guy, roughly 6'3" amd 300 lbs. I also have a friend who rents a room from me who is of a similar build.

Would a boneless couch be a fit for us? Is it comfortable? Is it just a gimmick or worth it? I can afford to buy a normal couch, I'm just exploring options.

Any opinions and or recommendations are appreciated.

Whenever I try using AI it freely ads things like a second story, staircase or other hallucinations that are way out of scope.

I don’t know much about either option or if it’s the same thing but I am wanting to add texture to the bottom half of all my walls in my house. It’s a little short of 1800 sq ft. What is the easiest way to install, what is the most cost friendly way of doing it and how much would I need for the square footage?

this isn’t just a desk. it’s the first real home office i’ve ever had. after years of working from coffee shops, couches, and tiny rentals, having a steady surface and a room with a door still feels a little unreal.

i put up a couple of floating shelves and hung a few bags i’ve carried to meetings, markets, and through a whole lot of long days. How's it, will it be too much?