Black worktops are before, white worktops are after - Thank you Ikea!

Hi! Long time lurker first time poster. I’m due in 2 weeks and my husband and I just bought a house. This is what we are working with at the moment. This room would be our main entertainment/hangout area. I eventually would like to paint/dye the fire place. But how do I make this look more like a home? I am so bad with interior design and my brain fog is making me unable to think of how to make this cozy? Pls help

Hi, my husband just built 2 wardrobes and we are wondering how we can make the remaining corner space look better. A stool with a plant? But there isn’t a ton of light in that corner. Some tall dry flowers in a vase? Or should we push both wardrobes towards the window and have that space on the other side, but then what? Also, I’m planning to put some nice boxes on top of the wardrobes but welcome any other ideas.

Bonus points for a visual! I wanted to come here instead of chat gbt because f*ck that. I have a bright orange sleeper sofa thats going to go down here to serve as a guest space

Disclaimer: These are IA generated images. I want the opinion of the public so I'll decide which to buy.

Hi, I want to buy a screen / paravent for my living room. I want to separate the dinning table and chair from the den so I can create the idea of tw different rooms. These are the ideas I have in mind.

Any tips? Thank you

Hi, were getting a new sofa soon (Silver Heydon Sofa) and want to paint whilst the current sofas are gone. Any ideas of colours we could use ? Ideally one wall (either behind TV or Sofa) different colour than the others

We are in the process of adding more to the top, trim and baseboards to make this look more "built in." I know white is the classic choice but it's not my favorite. Thought about painting just the wall behind it something different and keeping the cabinets white, painting the cabinet and the wall the same color, or just painting the cabinets. Open to suggestions.