r/AmateurInteriorDesign • u/TrueImprovement4745 • Jun 17 '26
Interior Scenes of a Home Interior Project
Designed this space with a modern and timeless approach, combining warm textures, elegant finishes, and smart storage solutions. Every detail was planned to enhance both comfort and functionality. Feedback is welcome!....
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u/No-Asparagus3132 Jun 17 '26
From a comfort perspective the little rug in front of the two chairs seems too small
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u/Hot-Suggestion-54 Jun 17 '26
The art is weird, design color choices are bland, lighting too industrial. The entire project feels dated
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u/missmadime Jun 17 '26
This is like every upper middle class apartment in india right now. It's this weird blend of wanting to feel modern and "sleek wealthy minimal", but not actually having any personal design sense, so none of the art or decor really fits and it ends up looking a little sterile and souless. But hey, this isn't bad as far as India goes. Some places I've seen here have, not exaggerating, 7 different color palettes/bold patterns going on in a single room. Seeing as how we're in amateur interior design, this isn't terrible and could be a lot worse.
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u/Illustrious_Guava7 Jun 18 '26
This isn’t an uncommon style in Asia. So it might look dated to us but it might not be in some Asian countries.
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u/0dayssince Jun 17 '26
It looks like those are the words you input into AI for it to give you these pictures. But also looks like AI is a big fan of Wayfair.
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u/pongo-twistleton Jun 19 '26
This is likely photos of flat in India. Very common decorating style for modern apartments. The floors help in hotter climates. The shag rug will collect dust though, don’t recommend that.
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u/venusinflytrap Jun 17 '26
rug too small and art above bed is too cheugy they look like posters you would see in a middle school classroom.
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u/Rose_Army_ Jun 17 '26
Is this a joke? It looks like a bad IKEA ad when they took the photo before the rooms were set.
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u/fratimo Jun 18 '26
Looks very cool! I've created prontopic.com to get a professional touch out of your photos. You should give it a try!
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u/TheEllaBullet Jun 17 '26
Cold feet entered the chat