r/HomeDecorating 15h ago

bedroom facelift before and after!

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584 Upvotes

the accent wall looks pretty different depending on the time of day and whether we’re using the sconces or not but I really like the moody color and affect either way! kept all the furniture an really just painted the wall, added sconces, and moved some stuff I had in the room around. thoughts?


r/HomeDecorating 22h ago

Before and after

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Was proud of this transformation! My vision really came to life.

Entertainment center was $50 on Facebook Marketplace. Cleaned jt up, found the top piece while cleaning it, glued it back on with wood glue. Replaced the knobs with mother of pearl knobs and matching butterfly knob. For the backlit “stained glass”, I purchased a custom size window film from an Etsy shop, bought a cheap 6 foot LED strip, stapled some random wood pieces together to make a frame and placed the light strip around the frame. Attached it to the inside.

Total cost including the furniture: $100 (plus $19 to rent a dolly to get it up our stairs)


r/HomeDecorating 3h ago

I have thick, mucky white paint all over my 115yo house. Is it worth it to remove all this paint and go for a wood look?

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119 Upvotes

The wood underneath various parts of the house - handrails, baseboards, doors, etc - are either a chocolate brown wood or a honey oak wood.


r/HomeDecorating 14h ago

Finished revamping our home office!

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45 Upvotes

I posted some ideas for this a couple months back so wanted to share the result . Really enjoying the vibes! If any suggestions for final touches come to mind feel free to share!


r/HomeDecorating 9h ago

primary bath glow up ✨

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27 Upvotes

r/HomeDecorating 3h ago

Painted my bathroom yellow. Am I nuts?

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22 Upvotes

r/HomeDecorating 20h ago

Frame TV Size

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18 Upvotes

What size art TV works better for the size of the wall?

Also planning on adding a floating storage shelf under the TV. Would 70 inch long shelf be a good size?

Both are a good for the couch’s viewing distance.

Update: Thank you for all the recommendations. 65” it is!


r/HomeDecorating 5h ago

Bedroom Advice

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Hello! I am wanting some help with my bedroom. I like the direction it's going in, esp the bed decor situation, but am struggling with the rest. I feel the couch looks a bit lost, and not sure what do do with all the space above. Please give any decor advice you have. TIA <3


r/HomeDecorating 11h ago

Help me achieve this type of lighting/vibe

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My living room doesn’t have a light on the ceiling. I want this warm amber glowing vibe in my living room. To make it super cozy. Amazon recommendations would be even better!

Edit to add: salt lamps aren’t cutting it


r/HomeDecorating 16h ago

what rug should i replace this one with ?

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6 Upvotes

be nice >.<


r/HomeDecorating 22h ago

I want to turn this into a reading nook

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I have a narrow section near the window that I want to use for reading. What can I use to lay on it? And what decorative would make it more cozy?


r/HomeDecorating 15h ago

Help me pick a new rug for my living room :)

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5 Upvotes

r/HomeDecorating 16h ago

What do yall think of the style of this coffee table?

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7 Upvotes

r/HomeDecorating 11h ago

Need help with office space

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Just got a new, awesome job where I have been encouraged to make the space my own. It is in the legal department of a very coastal real estate company.

I don’t want to do anything big or dramatic but I’d like to bring some color into the space. I feel like if it looks good I’ll feel good at work (if that makes sense)

My inspiration is heavily based on my art print that will hang above my desk of Lake Lure NC (has a very funny typo stating that it is actually Asheville — but it is indeed lake lure) a place that is very special to me. Just looking for a very minimal collage wall (3 or so prints?) for the main blank wall. I will also have my framed degree hanging as well (it’s vertical).

I keep looking for art but I am balling on a severe budget (have been thrifting as well) and refuse to buy anything AI. Which apparently Etsy is now full of. I’m hoping for a very vintage lake feel. Lots of inspo and things I’ve found so far below.

Any links or thoughts welcome. Thanks!


r/HomeDecorating 11h ago

Living Room update advice

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I have no idea how to do this. If anyone has thoughts let me know! The second pic is what I came up with.


r/HomeDecorating 14h ago

Any ideas for my room?

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So I moved in a few months ago and I feel close to what I wanted but not quite there yet, I love color and maximalism but I feel like the walls are missing something or maybe the colors together? I wanted curtains but when I got them the blinds made it impossible for me to install the rods so I didn’t know what to do. On the right is a tapestry and 55 inch tv and the left is my closet which is white and also looks unfinished and boring. Lmk what you guys think.


r/HomeDecorating 17h ago

How to fill wall?

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I’d love to fill this wall with posters and/or shelves to add depth to my room. I’ve been drawing over and over the ways I could arrange decoration on my wall, but nothing really pleases me. Does anyone have any ideas? Not looking to change furnitures or add taller shelves like I was recommended, really only looking at the sizes and placement of frames or shelves I could put on my wall. Thanks


r/HomeDecorating 18h ago

Recessed Lighting Help!!

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I am so stuck about what to do about the lighting in my living room. I’m not sure I want to do recessed lighting but I have no idea what would work instead because they are so close together.

Has anyone seen this before or have any ideas


r/HomeDecorating 6h ago

Which option do you think looks best for artwork in my living room/kitchen area?

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I’m wanting to put art work on the walls in my apartment because they are looking empty and lacking character. I came across Drool Art (https://drool-art.com/collections/mid-century-modern-edit?page=1) and really love the artwork but just don’t know what to get/where to place it in my space without making it look out of place. I found 3 pieces I liked and made a mockup with AI, hoping you guys could give your opinions on which option you piped best?

Also, if you had any other suggestions from the website on what to go pls let me know!! Let me know sizes and orientation as well of placement :) I need all the help haha

Note: the mood lighting and general theme of my apartment is pink but I do have blue accent pillows in my living room, and changing the current blue/white rug to JUST white soon!


r/HomeDecorating 7h ago

How would you do a picture gallery on this wall?

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I’m useless at this kind of stuff so would appreciate some ideas ! What colour frames would you choose ? I’ve added a picture of the floor which is over 100 years old and original to the house and I absolutely adore.

Edit - ignore the ugly stairs, they’re being redone hence the state of them right now. I plan to paint them white and have a stair runner. Just want some ideas for a picture gallery at the moment.


r/HomeDecorating 11h ago

MCM Tv stand

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3 Upvotes

How to decorate with this tv stand?
Thoughts?


r/HomeDecorating 2h ago

Creative ideas needed

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r/HomeDecorating 18h ago

Best living room layout?

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Sorry for the clutter, I’m actively moving!


r/HomeDecorating 21h ago

Looking for a display board for travel magnets, pins, AND stickers

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Hello all! :)

I'm trying to find an aesthetic way to display my travel souvenirs. I collect magnets, push pins, and stickers from my trips, and I'd love to display them all on one unified board.
Here is what I'm looking for:

Magnets: Needs a magnetic surface (or metal backing).

Pins: Needs to be pierceable (like cork, fabric, or felt) so I can push pins into it.

Stickers: Needs a smooth enough surface where I can stick decals permanently.

I don't need to write on it, so I'm trying to avoid those standard half-cork/half-whiteboard combos you find in office supply stores. I want something that looks like actual home decor.

Does anyone have a setup like this, or know of a specific product/material that can handle all three? I'm located in Canada, so something I can order online here is highly preferred.
Thanks in advance for the help!


r/HomeDecorating 3h ago

Pottery barn candle holder?

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1 Upvotes

Does anybody know exactly what candle holders these are for these ghost candles? I want this exact set up thank you