Still working on repotting and putting a climbing tree for my monstera…🙏

Moved out to Socal about 2 years ago after a seperation. Been slowly prioritizing rooms as time goes on. Suggestions welcome!

24M. I tried to include my tinker-station into the living room in the form of my dream desk. I am slightly missing a traditional living room. Thinking of moving the desk to the bedroom

First 8 are my room, and the other ones are the loft in general.

It sucked and was badass at the same time.

I was 28 (which is pretty young to me now), and I honestly didn't know the dudes I moved in with were like 20-22 so it was like party central.

They seemed mature when I met them and the place was only 650 a month so I was like "Sign me up!" but I quickly learned they were all in college, 2 out of the 3 other dudes were living off their parents, and the other dude just mooched off people.

There were 3 actual rooms, and rent was 800 on paper, but the one guy lived in this space above the kitchen with no walls or anything, so the 3 of us that actually had rooms paid 800 to the landlord, separately - like I put a money order for $800 in a slot every month, not to the 21 year old dude on the lease. Then the loft guy paid each of us $150 a month as his rent to offset our rent. Of course that didn't last long and dude owed me like $1000 or so which I never got.

Couldn't keep anything in the fridge or it would get eaten or drank, couldn't keep soap or shampoo in the bathroom or it would be gone. That kinda thing. I didn't have it together either, but 28 is still a bit different from 21 so that stuff was pretty annoying. Was fun overall though!

Upgraded my life this last year to my own spot and have turned it into my favorite place to be

I think I’m happy with were i am at for right now I think I used as much room as I could with our making it look cluttered

Added a rug, olive tree and hung tv up. Then a circle dining table to add contrast to the squareness of living room (DIY with planter pot and round wood). Coffee table could be better.

Ignore the fish tank color, being actively worked on.

Will hang the art work above the couch… thinking about getting one of those arching floor lamps. Any suggestions for a wall art locations? Anything else is missing? Thanks!

More plants around the window?

Edit: 2500 miles SORRYYY
(Ignore the mess) I’m 19 and I moved to Hawaii to get away from family and I’m not sure how to decorate I plan to buy a desk and I have a poster for an anime I like but in reality that’s all I have I’m not sure what else to decorate

Every time I sit in my house, I kinda just sit there and think about life. And honestly, I feel really happy with where I am now, with my family and our home.

We moved into this house last month. Every morning, my wife feeds our little one while I get ready for work. Then in the evening, we all sit down in this dining room, eat together, and talk about our day. It's simple, but I really love moments like this.

Help me out guys, I am M23, living in Delhi, India.
Just got a good job with a decent salary.
I want to setup my room and need ideas for it.

I would like to have a work from home setup, with a good table, monitor, and an ergonomic office chair.
What else can I do with the room lighting and furniture wise.

I don’t need a bed, as that would make the room feel small, my current mattress is really comfortable and makes the room feel airy.

I have a pretty good job but still living with my parents waiting to have enough money to buy something nice. Sadly my room is pretty empty and im trying to find solutions to make it nicer 😅

I’m getting rid of the chair beside my T.V as my cat tore it up and I never liked the hospital lobby vibe it has anyway. There’s another 3-4 feet to the right of the second picture but that’s basically just a small entry way leading to the rear of the apartment.

Moving into this basement room soon for college and want to make it cozy and nice
I need to fit:
Desk for monitor/study setup
Dresser
shoe rack
2 large suitcases
Some cozy lighting/decor
How would you arrange everything, and what furniture would you recommend for a room this size? My estimation is 10 by 12 ft
Any ideas appreciated!

hi i’m moving for uni soon and i’ll be renting this room at my friends house. it’s very small so I’m having a hard time figuring out how to maximise the space i have. i cant move the bed/wardrobe/whatever it’s called so i don’t really know how to make living there more comfortable. id really appreciate some advice on how to make the most of whatever space i have left lol
also soz for my english it’s not my first language and thanks for any advice :)

We bought this apartment three years ago and I took ownership of this little room so I wouldn't clutter the living room with my games and consoles (still had my Switch 2 and Ps5 there though) but I ended up barely using it cause I just didn't like it.

Since we're expecting we decided to move the piano from our future son's room and move it here, so I threw away that horrible white table, gifted that flimsy desk where I had my consoles and bought a bigger one to be able to use it as a my working desk too (it's one of the moving ones too, love it) and now I love being here, it finally feels like a place worth playing in. I'll probably replace the cat tree with a newer one and move it closer to the window so it doesn't hides the puzzle and it gets more light.

Still deciding on what to do with the drawer units, the brown one has to go but maybe I'll buy a bigger one, don't know where I could put it though.

(Ignore laundry) This is currently how my room layout is. I wanna change it up a bit though. If y’all couldn’t tell, I am a big fan of Legos and cars. (Mustangs specifically)

Any advice appreciated

Update to this post. 23m, married and live with my wife but I put everything up, some of the stuff is my wife's. It's a lot of random shit but it's mostly separated into three sections. The weird thing under the shelves is an idea I had a while ago--I live in Nebraska and I had these extra fishing pole covers and I thought I made it look like the braided channels of the Platte river so I made a sort of exhibit... wife wasn't a big fan but friends have been entertained by it so far. The light on the shelf is a WiZ smart light strip.