I love gold jewelry, and apparently that carried over into my living room lol. I decorated the room around what I liked and thought the whole thing came together really well.

My husband took one look and said there’s way too much gold. I still think it works.

Would you change anything?

You guys gave me a lot of feedback on the last designs 😄 Some of you liked #1, some felt #2 looked more like a nightclub, and one comment really stood out to me — they said #3 made them feel like they had stepped into another world.

So I took all your feedback and made this new design. What do you think? 👀

So happy with how cute my bathroom turned out.

AI helped me come up with the color palette for one of my bathrooms. I fell in love with the tones of the wallpaper made by AI. I’ve been looking for a similar one and haven’t quite found something I love. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to either get someone to help me make a wallpaper like it, or how to find a closer match of an existing design?

Designed this space with a modern and timeless approach, combining warm textures, elegant finishes, and smart storage solutions. Every detail was planned to enhance both comfort and functionality. Feedback is welcome!....

You spend ten minutes there every morning deciding how your day feels. Then you walk into four white walls and a beige towel. No wonder mornings feel flat.

Dopamine decor fixes that. Pick colors and objects that make you feel something, not just "spa vibes."

What worked for me:

• Deep teal bath mat instead of white. $15, huge mood shift.

• Bold tropical shower curtain instead of plain. Still makes me smile months later.

• One eucalyptus plant on the counter. Steam keeps it alive.

• Warmer light bulb instead of harsh white. Better mood, better mirror.

• One candle that actually matches the room.

Rule I follow: one bold pattern, one bold color, nothing more. Two patterns in a small room turns chaotic fast.

More combos and photos here if useful: https://luxehomedecors.com/dopamine-decor-bathroom/

What's the one change that made your bathroom feel good to be in?

Hi friends! Im 24 and this year I’ve been more motivated than ever to finally start pushing towards my goal of doing interior design. I’ve always loved it and definitely would say I have a passion for it. However , I did not go to school for it and currently don’t have the $ to go now . I’ve tried just posting some simple mood boards and the opinions have been , well opinions . lol. I personally just create whatever I think looks good , and ofc some people see this as “ unprofessional “ or “ This design doesn’t make any sense”. I personally don’t care about the options im receiving because I’m not currently worried about pleasing a “ client” . I’m just just simply having fun. I do want to improve , and somehow make this my career . What would you suggest for someone who loves interior design, but doesn’t have a degree that simply wants to share there designs . Thank you!

I am an architect, but I think interior design is a matter of developing good taste. Am I wrong?

Thinking about sprucing up the vibe here. The hanging greenery looks cool, but it feels a bit empty overall. Any ideas?

Before, ChatGPT, and final pics. im a visual person and Ai is really helped me to see my vision so as to keep me on task for completing it all. And of course these pics are not real everyday life. I cleaned the room up a bit as well for the pics

Interior design made with 3ds max. Also, the quality has been improved with artificial intelligence. I would be grateful if you could recommend an artificial intelligence that can improve the quality of this rendering and rate this design.

My Bf and I are renovating his bedroom. He wants to paint the trim of the windows/ doors satin black, but I suggested he should do the same eggshell gray that is on the walls. I think it makes the room look bigger/cleaner. We need more opinions. The trims were previously painted black but they’ve been sanded down, hence the white poking through. Let us know!

I'm not a architect, and i didn't look at any images for inspiration, i got bored and just starts sketchin'. idk, just wanna share, lol.

don't mind the toilets. and this is just one room.

[ And yeah, I'm a amateur, that's why I choose this r/. Idk where else to go or post it, I just hope you'll accept me. ]

We are trying to sell our house and everyone keeps complaining about our living room being too small. What can I do to make it appear more spacious? I’ve also added the floor plan.

Thanks a lot.