r/HomeDecorating

Someone posted this in a meme sub where all responses were basically harry potter memes.

But on a serious note, how would you use this space?

Spent the weekend at a friend's and really enjoyed this armchair. It was more comfortable than I was expecting. I've always assumed armchairs were more decorative than functional but now I'm questioning that.

For people who own one: do you actually use it, or does it eventually just become a place to leave clothes? Trying to figure out if it's worth the investment.

I recently posted my apartment to this sub ready to get some advice. I took some of it and threw some out. This is the accumulation of more stuff but I think it actually looks better.

Hello everybody, if you had a 1000$ to do something to this bathroom to make it look better, what would you change? Would love illustrations if you have time!🙏

shades are all different heights and depths. this is supposed to be total blackout, but I can see the clear blue sky from my bed, and passersby can see me.

installer damaged my walls and trim and didn’t tell me.

working with The Shade Store has been a nightmare.

What suggestions do yall have? I’m gunna replace the coffee table and rug. The rug is a little too small and shedding everywhere. Open to different colors/ patterns. I like pinks, greens, terracotta and dark yellows. Want to find new blankets, pillows and lamps

Got this as a placeholder from home goods and I am getting sick of it. It does match colors of bedding though nicely

Main question- if I wanted multiple pieces here, what size should they be? Is a gallery wall too busy? What size if I wanted two pieces?

For reference
Current art- 27” x 33.5” (looks so much bigger in person than pic)
Width of wall between curtains- 71.5”

Hey everyone,

I’m moving into my first condo ever, which honestly feels surreal and is something I’m really proud of-- but I didn’t expect choosing furniture to be this difficult 😅

I included the first photo of the space to show the general layout/setup I’m planning. I drew it terribly and the proportions are definitely off, but hopefully it still gives you the idea. The living area is very small, so I’m trying to choose pieces that help keep it feeling open and airy.

I recently started seeing these couches all over social media and they’ve really grown on me. I’m mainly trying to figure out which color would work best with the aesthetic I’m going for and with the flooring. I also included a few inspiration photos next to them so you can get a sense of the overall vibe/style I’m aiming for.

Since this is my first place, I want to make sure I’m starting with pieces that actually work well together. I also live in a very hot tropical climate, so I’m not sure whether warmer tones like reds, beiges, and greens really fit the space or if I should lean in a different direction.

Would really appreciate any opinions or suggestions. Thanks!

Started with a brand new bright white house and once I settled on a palette it came alive. I love when the home flows and feels cohesive. I think I am accomplishing that!

Just paid someone to do wallpapering in my formal living room. The design is slightly off when up close, but far away it looks nice. Is this normal? Am I being too critical?

Been redoing my powder bathroom and I’m looking into decor now that the paneling/paint/wallpaper is done. For things like the mirror, hand towel holder, and vanity lights I’m trying to decide between whether I should go with more true yellowish gold or more like antique brass? I know antique brass would match but I feel like yellowy gold will help with contrast. Close up of wallpaper included so you can see the yellowish color in the design. Just unsure what to pick!!

Also wondering what other colors will compliment the current palette I have going on that will work in here!

(Ignore wallpaper not being perfect it was my first time ever doing it and I had a TIMEEE💀 lmao)

in the kitchen part of the house

We’ve just discovered swelling in our bathroom floor and need to replace it, but may as well redo our whole bathroom while we’re at it (which was in the plan eventually anyway)

The problem is, I’m kind of clueless on what to do. The wall next to the door beside the shower is not a supporting wall, we will be ripping it out. We can either replace the shower with a curved shower, or I was considering putting in a bath/shower where the bath is. But then there would be empty space where the current shower is. Can you all give me all your ideas so I can do the best possible job? Lighting is also shocking in this bathroom, I really hate it overall. Open to all ideas!