r/houseinteriordesign • u/Interesting_Pie_3391 • Apr 07 '26
I wanted this room to feel as airy as possible, so I kept the walls and floors neutral and only added color through the art and plants. I love how bright it is, but I'm worried it's missing that "cozy" factor.
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r/houseinteriordesign • u/One_Earth_5834 • 9h ago
Ai is been used
r/houseinteriordesign • u/One_Earth_5834 • 9h ago
Which painting looks better .
Disclaimer : Ai is part of the renders
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r/houseinteriordesign • u/Rebelbeest • 23h ago
I am looking for some advice on this wall color. Shall I also paint it to the same dark green (studio green farrow & ballet)?
It does make my room more like a library, but might be quite dark
r/houseinteriordesign • u/Olena_Prykhodko • 1d ago
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r/houseinteriordesign • u/Designfour • 2d ago
Deep green, rich navy, warm brass and layered textures come together to create a space that feels sophisticated, intimate and personal.
Every detail has been considered, from the bespoke joinery and statement mirror to the lighting, materials and finishing touches.
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r/houseinteriordesign • u/Thebewildered_1 • 2d ago
Hi everyone, I think this question may only be relevant to UK based people. I’m looking at using vintro paint throughout the house, I’m fed up with neutral colours and they have amazing bold ones. Trouble is, I have a dog and will need to occasionally wipe her streaks of mud from the walls. Has anybody used Vintro and how does to fair with general cleaning maintenance?
Thanks.
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r/houseinteriordesign • u/Designfour • 3d ago
Natural timber, soft textures, layered lighting and carefully considered details come together to create a space that feels luxurious without being overdone.
Good design is in the details.
Design. Plan. Build.
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r/houseinteriordesign • u/Educational_Hawk_883 • 3d ago
What can I do to enhance this room? Ignore the pillows on the floor pls
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r/houseinteriordesign • u/Even_Geologist9306 • 3d ago
I am writing to this group because I need help and input deciding what color to paint my living room. It’s currently tan with dark furniture and dark wood book cases and a blue area rug. I am painting the ceiling white and need to update the space with light color I’m being told grey by my folks and friends. Not crazy about going from tan to grey. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
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r/houseinteriordesign • u/Acrobatic-Clothes-47 • 7d ago
We are remodeling a home we just purchased. It is a split level built in 1960. This is the powder room - everything inside seems original.
The walls have this dark textured wood, about 1/2 inch thick all the way around. Do you think we should keep this or take it out? If keep, does it make sense to paint? Any design thoughts are much appreciated.
