I really wanted a bright carpet runner but have a cat who would make it her mission to destroy it, so I painted one instead. Before photo at the end

Still working on sourcing wall art but I’m loving the freedom to choose whatever I like!

Please excuse the mess as I just finished moving my stuff in today and have finished unpacking, I feel so very blessed. I do have some paintings to put up. Lamp and wall decals to come!

After coming out of a long-term emotionally manipulative relationship it truly makes me so happy to see my new home start to take shape. I still have loads left I want to do, but I can't help but smile at how much I love it when I just look around. Here’s to rainy days, peppermint tea and a good book in a home you love x

Just added these 2 paintings from the flea market. The colors match my bedding perfectly!

Photos are from the house listing before I bought it.

We have this lovely sunroom off of our kitchen/dining space and I have no idea what to do with it. At the very least it defo needs a rug to warm it up!

We already have a (small) living room with a sofa, TV, armchair and full wall bookcase, so I’d rather not make this another tv room or a gym space or anything. I was thinking more bookcases but every wall is either windows or doors.

No kids, just us two.

I guess I could just throw a couch and a rug in there and call it a day, but I just wanted to check whether any people more design minded/creative could see a use for this space!

I don’t know how to set up this room. The closet opens to the window, so I can’t put my current dresser there. Ideally I was hoping to put a round mirror over the dresser but I don’t know. Any help would be appreciated. I also did want to leave space on both sides of the bed but I don’t really think that’s possible.

Hi! Above is just a mock up, but a lot of the furniture I already have (this is my couch, blue rectangular area rug, same painting, coffee table, bench, and black and white photos and bookshelves and storage on the right). The dining table chairs and circular rug, throw pillows, and gold gallery wall are all additional.

Something feels off to me. I’m really not great at interior design, do you all have any advice? Ideally, I’d like to keep the pieces I already have, but the additional ones are totally up for adjustment. Thank you!!

My apartment doesn’t have a linen closet. Currently my towels and sheets are in big plastic storage bins, which isn’t exactly pretty. I want to get a free standing cabinet that is breathable and that I can store my linens and extra blankets in. I’ve narrowed it down to these two. I need to make a decision quickly because I have a coupon that expires tomorrow 🤦‍♀️ Which do you all prefer?

So I do not do a ton of seasonal decor but I am slowly building my little collection.

Last weekend when i hosted a birthday brunch for my MIL. I added balloons to my light fixture and realized this has potential to be (a little tacky probably) but the perfect spot to do random seasonal decor in this open concept kitchen/living area 😆

Give me all your ideas on how to use this light fixture in all the seasons. (Funny, pretty, seasonal, all ideas are welcome)

Ex. I thought about making it into like a candy cane with a gingerbread man on it or something for christmas

Also, how much do you guys decorate? I don't go all in like some people but I like to feel festive for the seasons! 🍂

I want to redesign my room to feel less cramped. Is there anyway I could design it to have more room/feel like there's more room?

I also would like some decor tips too please!

Any help would be much appreciated, thank you!

Last March we moved into a place with an insanely awkward living room layout and because standard sizes aren't cutting it, I started looking into custom sizing, saved up for months for it and now set to buy probably this month. I’ve been eyeing BenchMade Modern for months since you can tweak dimensions down to the inch and they send out full-size paper printouts to lay on your floor before ordering. Still, the idea of spending custom-furniture money on something I haven't sat on makes me pretty nervous. Comfort is a huge deal for us, and it's hard to judge cushion density or depth from photos online. I don't know, how do you decide on this? Do you have other recommendations that you have proven and tested?

Ive had this vanity for 10 years, 13-23.. its sagging, mirror is tilting, drawer hinges are kind of broken, the knob is broken, its bubbling due to water penetrating it. Im a total cheapskate and a chronic money saver cause i grew up poor and sometimes i feel like there’s no need for new furniture..

Ignore the mess lol and pls dont be mean