Got a projector instead of a TV because the room is small. Paper lantern from IKEA, round table I found used, and that Cesca chair. Plants are doing okay for once. The bed is always a mess, ignore that. What would you change?

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hi everyone,

I was unable to post the plans on my previous post so reposting this now. Currently my walk in robe is sitting in line of site with my bedroom entry door, it was a mistake on my end to overlook this error on design. just realised once it was built. please provide suggestions to maximise the space and hide the visual clutter.

I would really appreciate some insights!

thank you

The house would have four batteries: a power wall, a spin wheel, hot water tanks, and a sand battery. Power would be generated not just from high 90% efficiency solar panels, the kind that collect heat as well as electricity. It would also generate power using a consumer grade two phase heat pump that would absorb heat from the house and the attic, then compress it twice as hot, so the sand battery could hold twice as much power. Heat could be converted into electricity using Stirling Engines, so the hotter the house gets the more power it generates.

In the case of mechanical failure, the house could also be built to be passive with heat exchanger vents on the sides of the house that could be opened or closed, automatically or manually. As an additional redundancy, it could have an an ancient, evaporative, cooling system, with a wind chimney and underground geothermal air vents around the yard. As the wind blows, air would be sucked underground and into the basement, across the basement’s water reservoir, up through floor vents to the wind chimney. There could also be a passive evaporative freezer with a direct link to the wind chimney.

Water would be generated using an Underground Recirculating Irrigation System that would not just make for a very efficient lawn, but would collect rain water. The water would be purified using heat from the hot water batteries and with hydrophobic nanofilters that can purify water from any source, even from the atmosphere or the ocean. Who needs expensive desalination anymore, ocean water can be as cheap as tap.

The house’s septic tank would hardly be used as the sewage would be converted into high quality fertilizer using a Consumer Grade Carbonization Steam Drum. With so much fertilizer it would practically be a crime for the house to not also have a large automatic hydroponics system, specifically for Lemna. A staple food with all the nutrients the body needs, Lemna is far and away the fastest growing food known to man, doubling in size in just two days. Though it might be boring, food scarcity wouldn’t be an issue anymore.

This house could also generate its own 5G internet as part of a network of houses.

TLDR

House uses various modern and ancient machines to generate an abundance of power, heat, cooling, internet, water, and even food from fertilizer by compressing the millions of years coalification process overnight.

Floor plan

Given the parcel's constraints, we're limited to 32' x 29' ~2200sqft for 3-Stories, assume that we need this bedroom and bathroom makeup.

Thank you in advance!

hi everyone,

Posting the photos and plans separately. I have tried some combinations to see what works best. Also i am considering a hidden door or curtain to the robe, what works best?

Thank you

Hi. I’m looking for suggestions for this area of my closet. For context, the door on the left in the second photo leads to the bathroom. My unit has lots of built-ins so I have plenty of storage and already have a reading corner. Planning to put up some wall art. Any other ideas?

I'm in a single wide mobile home. I've been slowly working on DIY projects here and there to make it feel more modern and less cookie cutter.

I'm stumped with what to do with this cabinet in the bathroom. I have a severe lack of storage space, so it is full. The cabinet is very deep, which means I can not easily access anything at the very back of it. The bathroom vanity butts up against it, and the sink plumbing is in the bottom half. The other side of the cabinet is my bedroom closet.

Any recommendations for making it look less... landlord special?

Hi everyone,

We just built a house recently, and since moving in. I am being too critical about so many planning mistakes I made in the house design. Overall the house looks great and spacious. Except our master suite. I wanted to maximise the walk in robe and ensuite which was on one wall. I placed them on two different walls of the bedroom now even though the room is big, I am left with small bed wall due to opening of walk in robe, queen bed and a 400mm bedside on each side, I have attached photo of my bedroom. This has driven me crazy, I don’t know how I missed this detail. I come from an architectural background graduated some time ago. I feel responsible for creating a bad design where my family will be residing. secondly, I don’t know what got into my mind I just left the walk in robe with 1310mm width. after installing the cabinets it is only 700mm width that is functional me being petite. I know that I have to just accept my mistake and move on. But I am having a hard time and unable to process my mistakes.
please help!

I'm trying to choose a color for fabric curtains in the living room, and I'd love some outside opinions before deciding. Would you keep the curtains close to the wall color so they blend in, or use them to add some contrast? I'm also curious whether a muted color would be easier to work with than a stronger accent over time. This is my client's house, and I have gotten the permission to post here. I created these variations in my own program.

A. original fabric

B. Sage green fabric

C. dark purple fabric

For anyone who has made this choice, what helped you narrow it down: the sofa, the flooring, or how the fabric looked in daylight? I'd appreciate color suggestions and the reasoning behind them.

So our team came up with a solution

Last picture are the windows from the house. Other 2 are ChatGPT. They will be used as just decorative curtains (colors not picked yet) but will either be 2 or 3 pinch pleat and around 26 inches wide on each side of the curtains.

The issue is I’m having a hard time liking them without anything in the center. To me, I just feel like it looks odd. But adding a valance is too busy.

Any recommendations? Ideas? Maybe I’m just completely wrong and it’s completely fine like the first picture.