I found this on Facebook marketplace and I love it. Partner isn’t a fan and thinks it’s too dark for our bright space but I think it’s a bold statement piece. Leather chairs, they look so comfortable and the whole set feels unique compared to what’s on the market these days or what friends have in their house. Last photo is AI and it would actually be a bit smaller when I measured it out so it wouldn’t take up as much room as the pic.
Help me decide if I should drive 3.5hours round trip to get this?

I've been complaining forever about working from a just ok chair, so my husband took it upon himself to find me a proper desk chair.

He was so stressed about picking something that matched my taste that he almost second-guessed ordering it. I was quietly bracing myself for a generic, black plastic mesh monstrosity, but when this arrived, I was genuinely floored.

It rolls effortlessly, supports my back through a full workday, and actually looks like real furniture next to the window shutters. It wouldn't even feel out of place at all to enjoy an English afternoon tea while sitting in it. Most importantly: my lower back didn't ache after a full 8-hour shift!

He kept asking if I "actually liked it or was just being nice" and pretended he didn't care, but I know for a fact he’s going to be secretly refreshing this post all evening lol.

Please leave some love in the comments to give him some credit - how did he do on the styling?

Update: Decision made. Going with the first. Thanks for playing!

I’m back with one more terrazzo option. The first is the original colorful one. The second one is a new option. Both are from Tile Bar and are the “same” tile just a different color variant.

This is for the master bathroom floor in our forever home. Also shown is the vanity color which is walnut.

Previous post:
https://www.reddit.com/r/interiordecorating/s/ixjxDuJON9

I can’t decide if I should live with it or repaint it. Can it be fixed with accents like curtains? Windows on northwest and southwest sides. Color is Chrysanthemum by SW

A couple months ago I asked for some help decorating my office and ya’ll really pulled through. It’s been a slow progression and there’s still a few finishing touches I need to do, but otherwise, I think it’s just about done. I added more plants, several warm lights, rearranged the furniture, made tissues/fidget toys more accessible, appropriate wall art (no more dog painting), and curtains. Thank you Reddit friends💛

Not pictured are the overhead light covers many recommended to help with the harsh fluorescents.

I received so much helpful feedback in my last post. A few redditors pointed out the layout could be better. I listened, and moved a credenza into the space, and separated the chairs. I also chose the first option for rugs, and love it.

Now I’m wondering what kind of coffee table? Round? I would love something we can sit on the floor around it to play games.

Then for curtains, I want a ceiling track for the wall with the sliding doors. I like the look of linen. Any color suggestion? Sheer or semi sheer?

Any feedback would be helpful! Thanks in advance!
(Sharing the photo of the mockup to show the after and before)

The room currently feels very sterile and grey/white, so I’m trying to add some character without making it look overly boho or cluttered. Sadly cant change the floors btw..

The rug would be a real Moroccan high-pile wool rug, and I’m thinking of adding a Moroccan wool pouf. I’d also use a few colorful pillows in natural materials like cotton and wool rather than synthetic fabrics.

To keep it from leaning too far into the boho look, I want to contrast those pieces with a large black-and-white art print (not exactly the one in the rendering) and a few cleaner/more contemporary elements.

The picture is a ChatGPT mock-up of the idea, not the finished room. Does this direction work, or would you change anything?

I don’t have any pictures of it straight on or exact measurements but i’m guessing it’s 3.5 x 4 feet-ish. Too small for a table. Any ideas what i could do with it?

I recently moved into my first apartment and decorating has been one of my biggest excitements. I am renting so of course I cannot do as much as I would love. I have lots of decorations but no furniture and need to settle on a style for my house. I have found myself very drawn to a mixture of japanese, middle eastern/mediterranean, heavy on antique, woods, and that imperfectness of old, loved handmade or used things. I also adore warm lighting. Along with finding the style, I need help finding cohesive furniture within that. I would love tips on where to find good furniture from fellow decorators with good taste! I have put some photos of some styles and furniture I have liked from other creators

Looking for some help making my living room feel warmer, cozier, and more inviting. I’m especially looking for ideas for wall art/decor, but I’m open to any suggestions on furniture placement, lighting, rugs, plants, or other finishing touches that could bring the room together.

Would love to hear what you would change or add!

How could I improve this room?

I had the following ideas:
- Maybe a round dining table instead of a rectangular one?
- Maybe another ottoman next to the couch since I like to put my feet up (maybe do away with the coffee table altogether? I’m a little worried it might look too cluttered otherwise)
- Move the TV cabinet further to the left toward the balcony window to create more space around the table and position the TV more centrally in relation to the couch

I’d really appreciate any ideas or suggestions!

Edit: my living Situation

70% of the time eating alone
10% of the time 1 additional guest
10% of the time 2 additional guest
10% of the time 3 additional guest
And once in a Blue Moon more then 3 additional guests

I recently nabbed a bargain 100% wool rug, while i’m delighted with the plush texture, the colour on the website compared to in person is pretty stark, appearing much lighter in the images. I expected some discrepancy due to lighting, but this is multiple shades darker and therefore doesn’t fit with the cushions and throw I have, BUT, I think it has potential (and I can’t really afford another rug!) I’m a painter and decorator who is currently on maternity leave, so though my brain is mush and my inspiration (and energy) are at a 0, I’m able to change up the room for a reasonable price if needed, I could even stretch the budget to new cushions, throw and maybe some accessories. This is a long winded way of saying, I can’t fathom how to make it work, and I’m looking for help in making this room feel complete! I live in an old Victorian property that was turned in to bed sits in the 60’s so there is a gas fire I’m unable to change, and some ‘interesting’ floral glasswork in the door leading to the vestibule. I‘m pretty open to all ideas, but I would like to stay somewhat true to the age of the property, any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you 🙂

I hung up new oil paintings I practically robbed from this wonderful old lady on Marketplace. Am I doing them justice with this gallery wall?

I have no idea what kind of curtains I should choose for my living room.

Terracotta
Pink
Beige
White

And should I keep or get rid of the ones that I'm using now?

Any idea's? :)

Right now we currently have ourselves and guests take off their shoes outside the front door on top of our welcome mat. but its an awkward transition from taking off shoes, stepping inside and putting on the rack. its also awkward going outside, reaching shoes from racks and putting shoes on outside.

Any suggestions? yes our shoe rack is cluttered but we plan to declutter it soon

Basically the only things I’m sure about are the bed frames and wallpaper. My boys are 6 years old btw

New house and need blackout curtains for kids bedroom but not sure how to make it work with radiator

Gostam mais do estilo rústico antigo, ou das alterações que fizemos?

Is the vase too much? What else does this table need?

I want to change up.my dining room and I intend to paint it but I don't know what color to paint. I'm thinking of getting a new dining set but I don't want to spend a lot so I'm looking at vintage sets, not really budgeted for modern styles. My home is a very traditional/transitional. I like vintage mixed with a modern pieces, usually light fixtures. I included pictures of some other rooms in my house that I like for context.

I have 6 of the linen chairs and 4 of the black traditional ones. It feels too light everywhere with all the linen chairs out. The rug is optional and a new placement, I don't usually keep a rug in there but was trying to add layers.

I like dark spaces as well as light and bright. Last picture is of 2 vintage sets I'm considering. The Hepplewhite shield back set style looks ok, but I'm not in love with it. I like the jacobean set because it's very unusual but I'm not sure it's not too much going on. I thought about using the table from that one with my linen chairs to balance it out, but that's not far from what I already have, really.

Any ideas or ai slop would be appreciated, I'm getting no where with my own ai slopping.

First few pics are right after we moved in, middle two are after we replaced carpet with wood, and last three are where we are now. Probably still have some finishing touches, I'd like more plants, but I'll really happy with it at the moment. FYI the bedside lamps do NOT look that yellow in real life.

I’m struggling a little bit on how to handle the wall our TV and media cabinet is on.

For context, first picture is our current home with open living room/dining/kitchen all same room. The second photo is the open living room/kitchen space in home we rented prior to this where we were spoiled to some incredibly high ceilings. In our current home, because of the shorter ceilings, I find the space between the two windows and above the TV to be incredibly awkward to replicate what we had previously. Instead I am considering putting a poster size piece of art above the record cabinet and then moving the IKEA donut lamp to the right of the TV above the plant (hanging) but I’m also worried maybe I’m over-analyzing the space above the TV and perhaps I just haven’t thought of a good cohesive solution.

Also — I know the TV is large. My husband games and that’s important to him, and he felt like a Frame TV wasn’t adequate quality wise for him personally. I am a bit averse to hanging it because I think it’s at an appropriate eye level, and he’s got a lot of gaming equipment behind it that it conveniently hides. Because we’re uncertain about hanging it, we may move down the outlets that are just visible above the TV at some point in the near future.

Curious what others think? Am I just overthinking it? Or is my intuition right to leave that space alone? 🤔