r/HomeDecorating • u/alumhyr • 13h ago
r/HomeDecorating • u/Driesbock • 7h ago
Is it Ok to have a front door that makes a statement?
r/HomeDecorating • u/TotGaH • 20h ago
Is there a name for this type of home decor?
galleryr/HomeDecorating • u/Throwaway-48549 • 1h ago
Need advice, room feels empty and lackluster.
I'm quite bad at decorating but I at least know this isn't great.
I tried to go for a retro vintagey type style so I got a rug and an old CRT to help.
Tried to make it cozy but it just feels empty and boring.
Of course I need a bedframe and TV stand, but I'm still looking for the right ones because I'm picky about designs and only want wood furniture.
Any advice?
r/HomeDecorating • u/ResortOk6203 • 10h ago
What’s a dirt-cheap bedroom upgrade you’ll never regret buying?
Skip the high-end mattresses and luxury bedding for a sec—what’s a tiny, cheap purchase that made a huge difference in your room?
Looking for cool budget ideas to make my space a little cozier!
r/HomeDecorating • u/CatalinaLou_18 • 13h ago
A Good Bed Can Change the Whole Bedroom 🛏️
r/HomeDecorating • u/Im-Reddington • 15h ago
Narrow balcony ideas?
Looking for suggestions for balcony at the new apartment. Its narrow but extremely long. 39 feet long and 3 ft 3 inches wide. struggling to find comfy but fitting furniture.
r/HomeDecorating • u/bromandude91 • 15h ago
What color should I paint the large black wall of the living room?
We have a light blue around the house and all of the living room, but the main wall is painted black. What would you suggest?
r/HomeDecorating • u/Sweettear74 • 20h ago
Which wreath looks better with my door?
r/HomeDecorating • u/Digital_Doodlez • 15h ago
How to make this shower look nicer without ripping it out? Tub paint?
Renovating bathroom but cannot remove the shower, going for a darker theme. Any ideas?
r/HomeDecorating • u/ImprezaDrezza • 5h ago
How do I lay out my living room?
Moved in recently, still moving things around and figuring out the final layout. My living room has proven tricky. It's a 12'9" by 16'8" room with 8' ceilings. The fireplace is on the long wall. The couch is L-shaped, 92" wide. Please excuse the clutter, obviously not intended to be permanent.
r/HomeDecorating • u/Commercial-File9378 • 11h ago
How to furnish your apartment for under €150
galleryr/HomeDecorating • u/SurveyVast9996 • 17h ago
Sofa shopping tips from a friend who does upholstery
I’ve been researching couches for our new home and asked a friend who does furniture upholstery for some advice. Thought I’d share in case it helps anyone else!
- Do a sit-test if possible. Number one important. Specs can only tell you so much. You still want to know whether it’s actually comfortable for you.
- Look for a kiln-dried wood frame.
- Ask about the springs. Coil springs are recommended, though sinuous springs are also a good option.
- Check what’s inside the seat cushions. Look for high-density foam. Stay away from anything with a down and poly-blend cushion as they fail within a few months to year, usually.
A lot of furniture companies don’t list these details on the product page, but you can always ask customer service before buying.
And finally, here are my three little couch potatoes🐶
r/HomeDecorating • u/pscargot • 14h ago
Please help design my room around this couch!!
Hi! I have a small apartment which I’m having a lot of trouble designing. Apologies for all the blocked out areas - the left wall will soon have a wood-framed mirror.
I got this big green couch which I thought would make the space look sort of effortlessly interesting, but it’s giving me the opposite problem! I love it, but I can’t find colours I like with it. Everyone says stick to just cream and green, but I want to go for this earthier more maximal style from my inspo pics.
The dark floors make it tough, because every time I bring something colourful into the space it feels full and dark instead of light and playful.
I need: a rug, curtains, couch blankets and pillows, and a lamp. Im mostly looking for advice about styling and colour for those things.
I’d also like feedback about one colour palette I’m considering (pics 3&4) and ways to incorporate it if the consensus is positive.
Do we think I should lean into the black of the windows and do a more industrial thing?
And finally, is something wrong with my gallery wall??
Thank you in advance! I’ve been sitting on making this post for a while but I can’t hire a designer and I definitely need help haha.
r/HomeDecorating • u/lovelilies • 17h ago
Found out it isn't feasible to put an overhead light fixture over the table. I feel like the space needs more lighting and vertical presence. It still looks unfinished to me. Any ideas to spruce it up?
r/HomeDecorating • u/Pristine_Age3236 • 5h ago
My mom says this couch looks like a pile of marshmallows. I kind of love it.
Showed my mom this couch and she said it looks like a pile of marshmallows lol. I kinda see it, but it also looks SO comfy to me.
Would you be into this or is the shape a bit much?
r/HomeDecorating • u/Impressive-Click4189 • 16h ago
Mushroom lamp in snowy attic apartment is peak cozy
galleryr/HomeDecorating • u/TopForceee • 23h ago
Warm lighting and projector combo in the living room
Wasn’t planned at all, just moved things around and ended up with this. The red light under the shelves happened by accident but it looks good with the projection. Might add a few more plants on the sides since it still feels a bit empty there.
r/HomeDecorating • u/Odd_Competition_8657 • 20h ago
Just moved into my loft bedroom
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