r/interiordesignideas

ideas on what to do with this space?

ideas on what to do with this space?

moved in recently, don't have any idea what to do with it, looking for ideas on how to lay it out, but i think it has a lot of potential

u/SunSubstantial7121 — 16 hours ago
Help with interior bedroom design

Help with interior bedroom design

Hi - I’m debating whether to put the bed towards the corner of this room (full size bed) or in the middle.

I want to put a desk in the LHS corner and i feel like it’ll be more spacious when in the corner. i’m just concerned it’s too close to the radiator or when i add a bedframe it’ll look weird

thoughts? the room is roughly like 8x9 feet

u/Silver_Machine_1547 — 12 hours ago
Help me create a warm comfy (yellow walled) office.

Help me create a warm comfy (yellow walled) office.

I'd like to paint the walls a shade of yellow, though I'm not sure what kind yet. I just can't stand these grey/beige walls. I'd also like to lean into brown furniture to give a warm, comfy, creative vibe. Sort of Hobbit/Hufflepuff-y if that helps at all. I love collecting art, so I'd like to pepper the walls with framed pieces. I'm willing to start from scratch with all my furniture. The only piece I *might* keep is my current giant brown desk - hence the additional small desk in the image above to create the L shape desk I need for my 4 monitors.
All my pieces will likely be thrifted/facebook market, so I'm not sure how much they'll match.

If you have any other ideas of how to make this feel hobbit/hufflepuff/warm/comfy, I'd appreciate it. Different furniture, different placement, decor pieces/placement, colour suggestions, tips and tricks, etc. I'm here for all of it.

Couple things: That back wall I covered with the plant and thin bookshelf in the image above is a door we *never* open. To the right of it are closet doors for storage, so they're rarely used. Besides leaving the cream carpet, the landlord said I can do whatever I want to the room.

u/DuffChicken — 15 hours ago
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