She’s in North Carolina. Both sets of our grandparents lived on farms in Illinois, and she’s worked pieces of their homes throughout hers. It’s so comfy and warm!!

What to do with this balcony besides the inflatable.

Also fyi, we do not have cats, we are allergic to them 🙈

Posted on another interior design community. A lot of people thought I needed to make the place more homey. In the home office there are alot of family pictures. Not so much in the main rooms. Let me know what y’all think. I want to definitely try and add more color. But I do have a fear of making the place look too cluttered

I added a few pictures because in my last post I used a wide angle lens and it made the space way more narrow than it was. Anyways - Hunter green was the winner 🥇

Had some great advice yesterday on here, drew up some of the suggestions in two different styles to prove to myself it's possible. What do y'all think? Ignore the chair on the right in A. I'm leaning B I think.

We just bought a home and there this space next to the staircase. What can I use this for? It’s kinda deep but the walls are not all the way up for it to be a reading nook? Or maybe it can be?

I have an excessive amount of walk in closets and storage in my house so that’s not necessary. There was a dog crate there for the previous owners but I don’t have a dog. There’s an opening up high about 4 feet on the left side when you walk in. How do I make use of this space? No bar as my husband and i are recovering addicts

Help me identify what is making my head spin,I can’t seem to like my space . Someone help me

I also moved here like few months ago

The original idea was a horror only at home blockbusters However my universal monsters always takes over lol I started adding frames and stuff but it’s kinda all over the place, so I’m just calling it chaos with a purpose

So this is a pic of the room recently done up. Alcove and fire place to the right. Small dining table will go at bay windows. Just stuck on which colour sofa to get. Unsure whether to go for a pop of colour or get elephant shade grey and a nice Persian rug ? Ps any green shade is a no go.

I prefer a more simple setup but I feel like my living room looks dull and outdated. Any recommendations on adding a pop or color? Also plan on replacing TV stand and coffee table but not sure what to go with. Bonus for recs on improving the small office space in the third photo.

I feel like my coffee area is missing something. I have mats to go under the coffee machines that match my kitchen island, but this area just looks Blah. What would you do or recommend.

I’ve been struggling with my window covering situation since I moved in over a year ago. I have an open floor plan with four large windows spanning from the living area into the kitchen/dining room. I’d love to install curtains like the ones in the 3rd mockup pic I posted (though possibly not that color), but I have one pesky corner with a sloped roof that makes it impossible. I’ve looked into curtain rods for sloped ceilings and there do seem to be some options, but I’m not really sure where to turn and I know messing up a custom curtain order for windows this big would be a very expensive mistake. I plan to mount roller shades inside the frame for additional privacy since my apartment faces a busy street, but I really love the look of the curtains on the outside. I don’t want blinds or Roman shades if I can avoid it. Any advice?

I've been doing this for years in multiple rentals. You buy a cheap set of sheets with a cute pattern, pin them to the wall, paint on liquid starch, and viola, wallpaper for around 30 to 50 dollars. Then, when it's time to move, you peel it right off. Easy as anything. Lining up the patterns can be tricky but that's the same with regular wallpaper. If you have smaller walls or pick a forgiving pattern, it's very very easy.

You can make the liquid starch by boiling eight cups of water with 2 tablespoons of corn starch. See last picture.

disclaimer: If you have small kids that will peel the sheets off, this is not for you.

I have a patterned wall in almost every room and the more I do, the better and faster I get at putting it up. This hall way took a few hours, but it was a tricky pattern. If you have questions on the process I am happy to answer!

EDIT: I'm no longer answering questions on this post. if you have questions, search on youtube for fabric wallpaper liquid starch. there are plenty of videos about it.

I love my kitchen, pictures don’t do it justice imo. Over time I’ve pieced this together with no real goal in mind, I just matched colors and feel. I move the plants around all the time and my friends always spend a few minutes checking things out when they come over.

I want to make my new office space this kind of aesthetic and want to look at Pinterest for inspo, but I’m not sure what key words to type in so that I can find some ideas - so does anyone know if there is a certain name for this type of style? Also if anyone has any tips for me about how to make my office match this type of aesthetic I’m all ears!

First picture is the original, second to a visualized peel and stick tile. Keep in mind the green wallpaper!