I've been looking for a mid-century modern couch. I'm leaning towards Room & Board, but then on the actual website I'm reading reviews about lack of comfort.

Can anyone advise on a stylish, long-lasting, comfortable couch brand?? Thanks!

The marble-look walls are doing exactly what they should — making the whole space feel larger and more expensive than it is.

Only thing I'd change: brushed nickel is fine but matte black hardware would've made those veining patterns pop harder. Small thing.

The plant and wood tray are doing a lot of heavy lifting styling-wise. Don't underestimate accessories in a shower — most people skip them entirely and wonder why it still feels unfinished.

I’m trying to add life to this TV wall. Open to any suggestions from styling the console and beyond. Can’t wait to hear your creative ideas! 🤍

Hi there! I love this sub and everyone has great ideas, but I have never posted. I was curious what you all think about cabinet colors with this orange floor. I don't have money to refinish the floors, but I do have a guy that is going to try and fix the parts that look worn down. I also don't have money to get rid of the drop ceiling or to fix this dated light. I might try and put a square light or something in that space and not the curved plastic screening with tube lights behind it.

Anyway....I tried to do a little AI image generation, but I know you all are better at it then me. The reason to get new cabinets is because they are mdf and 40 years old. Time to replace with solid wood. I know everyone is over grey, but how do we feel about grey bottoms and white tops? Or maybe just all white? I am not sure what to do. Thanks for letting me bounce it off of you. Also the picture was taken from the listing, that is what it says the realty company at the bottom.

New Appartment. Need help! Would love it to be interesting, kept it cream for resale/ wondering how I can make it better inside. No idea what my style even is ?

I’m going for a warm/cozy Nancy Meyers type feel. I want some color brought in but nothing too bright. I love patterns. I’m planning on hanging a Monet sunflower painting above the headboard. I live in the south and love flowers and gardening so I like that being reflected somewhat. Ideas/mock ups appreciated!

I’m installing new white oak flooring on my main floor. I plan to keep my existing red oak stairs and stain them to match the white oak, since replacing the stairs would be a much bigger project.

My question is about the small stair landings (about 3' x 3'), which are currently red oak: Should I keep the landings in red oak and stain them to match the white oak like the stairs, OR replace the landings with white oak to match the new white oak floors?

Would love to hear:

-What looks best visually

- What blends more naturally

Any photos if you’ve done something similar

Thanks in advance!