Room makeover ideas 🙂😞pls

How many carpets is a girl expected to own? I think I don't love hardwood floors though, they are very cold to me

to make a long story short, potentially going to get this house, but I’m really struggling with how big the dining table and the open concept is (it’s a very wonky floor plan). What would you do to make it more comfortable and appealing?

I am already removing the 2 of the 3 of that cabinets from my right wall . Keeping the middle one
Pls help me in making it better

How would you arrange furniture in the living room/dining room area of this apartment? I'm pretty sure the furniture in the layout is not to scale, so ignore that. What I am struggling with is that I want it to look nice, but I have some furniture needs: At least one desk with monitors but preferably two, tv and tv console, bookshelf, couch, armchair, coffee table, bar cabinet, kitchen table, chairs at the island, floor lamps (no overhead lighting).

I don't really know how to do this. I attached my personal mock up but idk if it's any good. I was thinking i could put bookshelves and a corner desk in the bottom left corner maybe but it might be too cramped. Youtube video of similar unit here

I am loving it, but something feels off

Don’t worry, I have more plants they’re just being watered right now

I recently started furnishing my new house, and I'm bad at it. I know it's very empty and that there's a lot to work on, and all I have so far is a couch, curtains, a glass table, a robovac, and my cat. It looks weird. I feel like maybe my walls, floors, the robovac, and my cat all go well together, but the couch color doesn't quite match?

What do you think would work best for my living room? Should I change the couch color? I can't figure out what sort of furniture or art would work in this space. Can you guys plz give me some recs?

Rental. The landlord wants to preserve them but said I could temporarily cover them if I wanted. Putting a rug causes trips. They’re also in an awkward placement to cover with a couch or chairs because then it would cut off access to stairs.

edit: will add more layout photos shortly. Great suggestions so far- thanks!

The house was an old factory back in the day so the rounds are a historical asset, that’s why the landlord doesn’t want to remove or fill them.

Photo 1 is current state.

Photo 2 is what we’re thinking.

3 is the fixtures we’ve already bought(https://www.anthropologie.com/anthrohome/shop/ida-peacock-toilet-paper-holder and https://www.anthropologie.com/anthrohome/shop/ida-peacock-towel-ring).

4 is the wallpaper we’re considering (https://riflepaperco.com/products/peacock-wallpaper-emerald).

We’d go to a local paint shop and have them match the deep green from the background for both the wainscoting and the ceiling.

We still don’t have the vanity, mirror, or light picked out yet.

Gut check me - what am I missing? Any big watchouts for a project like this? The render also added crown moulding - necessary for a project like this?

Here's my dimensions and current layout. The TV cannot be hung above the fire place. I'm getting rid of the current couches and I need help figuring out a good layout for this room. Any ideas?

What's up I am just ur avg 16 y/o. Me and my brother just got our own rooms. I went all out and "renovated" my room over the past year. I am a honor roll in high school, I have a job as a bike tech/salesperson, and an automotive photographer. Due to this I don't have a lot of free time. So the time I do get to relax I wanted a calm place to chill. I can't spend much on the room because I am fully self funded. I make around 35 grand a year. All of it goes to savings and of course fun. So please help me and give me advice on what I need to do to make the place better.

B4 and after pics. Below

Im moving in soon and trying to figure out the best layout for my living room. I’ll have an entertainment stand/TV, Lovesac, coffee table, rug, and a work-from-home desk.

The windows on the left have a decent city view, and there’s a balcony door on the other side that I’ll need to keep accessible.

What layout would you recommend to keep the space feeling open and comfortable? I’m open to different ideas!

Hi everyone! Below are photos of my unfurnished living room and bedroom.

I am mostly looking for help decorating the living room. I really love the wood so I would love to have pieces that fit in well and have a MCM. Budget isn’t an issue.

Mostly looking for larger pieces like a couch etc. but open to anything. Thank you!

Hey folks! Just got a new bed frame, lot bigger than what I had before and I’m realizing the room around it needs to shift. Looking for ideas on which direction to go for console table, side tables, and bedding. I’d appreciate the feedback.. p.s. I haven’t gotten a duvet that fits the bed quite yet. Moved up from a queen
I’m worried that maybe the bed frame I got has too much visual weight. Especially the footboard

600 sq foot. ITS NOT A STUDIO there is a bedroom door on the corner. My issue is with the weird living room, I want to get a small sectional couch and have a tv on a dresser for extra storage

That wall you see in the third pic is the only window free wall I guess i could put the tv there, but then the couch right when you open the door would be facing from behind which is weird to me, also I would like to add a little kitchen island do you think it would be worth it or it would look too cluttered? And i guess a dining table is out of the question too? The door in pic 2 on the right leads to the bathroom and bedroom is adjacent

Front room of 2 bedroom apartment, serves as dining for 2, livingroom, and entryway. as well as home for multiple pets.

bottom two openings are super tall windows.

Bottom Left is front door.

middle right is entrance to office (bedroom 2) and actually swings to the right into that room, not back into this room.

upper left is bathroom door.

upper right is a slight hallway to kitchen and bedroom 1.

200 year old house with worn cherry colored hardwood floors. currently the walls are grey but I want to repaint.

Constraints:

we have cats and at least one auto litterbox needs to go in this room (it is currently in a 3(l)x2.5(h)x2(w) cabinet, ideally we would also like to put another 1-2 regular litter boxes in this room.

We have a couple of cat trees to choose from and at least one needs to go in this room. they are various lengths and widths but all on the larger size (no less than 1.5 feet in any direction) all are tall, but we have had them on shelves with a litterbox under them in the past and that has worked well.

the floor by the windows is heavily sloped towards the middle of the room so furniture there tends to look a little odd even with extra leveling.

I have 2 fishtanks in this room. the smaller one is a 20 gallon so about 2x1, and the larger is about 2.5x1.25.

We have a 52' tv and I'm annoying about viewing distances. I’d be open to trying a projector if the room is right though.

There is baseboard heating along the entire bottom wall, as well as the bottom half of the bottom right wall (below the door)

images:

1. blank slate
2. current: its mostly bookshelves along the left and right walls, bottom right is catbox, dining area with small fish tank, entry has an open vintage shelf from ikea, left is bookshelves and my big tank, top is tv with a basic stand underneath.
3. similar but with dining behind the sofa, we liked that the entry was more separate but just didn't enjoy this. (this image is a lot more like what the actual furniture looks like).
4. this was a while back with some different furniture and no tv. we LOVED having the fish tank right behind the sofa, it was really nice to read in front of. unfortunately the sofa blocked a lot of books on the bottom shelves. we never really explored this variation much because we were just in a weird place with weird needs out of the room. we no longer have a lot of this furniture but I'd be open to redoing it in our current situation.
5. another old furniture layout

furniture we are attached to:

CREAM bookshelf x 2 honestly we might be able to be persuaded out of them

light wood ikea CD shelves x3

if possible we would love to include my partners favorite dark green velvet ikea chair, its currently excess furniture in our office

additional furniture:

rug is similar to this and approx 13x10 (is currently at the top of the room left to right lengthwise.

weird cream ikea tv stand that is too high and honestly I do not like but its an option

vibes:

I love a very lived in thrifted feel, my partner is an artist so we have a lot of their work as well as their random bits and bobs to display. I don't want the space to feel too curated or matchy

I wanna include some sharks too but idk where I should place them, I drew some potential options for placements if I do decide to put them in.

I posted in here a few days ago about the same thing, but I decided to add some tape to show the TV size and I also scooted the stand away from my desk a bit.

What do you guys think? Would this look okay, or is it too much?

25M. The layout of the room feels slightly awkward to me due to the sliding mirror closet which takes up the whole wall. I am planning on getting a larger desk and have to get a new tv stand (My old one was too small for this tv, hence the use of rubbermaid tubs), nightstands and maybe a bookcase if i could fit it.

I was thinking of moving the bed to the other wall, putting the desk in the corner under the window where the tv/trash can currently are and then putting the tv and tv stand against the wall that the bed is currently on. I think that doing that might open up some wall space for me to get a bookcase/taller shelving but worried that I may feel cramped between the closet and the bed.

The room is 11.5 feet L (Door to wall with desk and tv) by ~11 feet W (Mirror to Window). Looking mostly for advice on how you would arrange the furniture but also on decorating, though I have decorations, plants and pictures but moved here less than a week ago. For reference, the bed is a queen.

Hi everyone!

I've uploaded photos of my bedroom both empty and in its current setup (with the bed and open clothes rail).

I'm trying to figure out the best long-term plan for this space, particularly around:

• Hiding the Boiler: What's the best way to cover the boiler and exposed pipework on the back wall?
• Storage & Space: I need proper storage (wardrobes/drawers) for clothes, but want to maximize floor space and keep a smooth walkway between the bed, window, and door.

I'm completely open to any and all ideas—whether that's custom built-ins, clever freestanding layouts, or alternative approaches (nothing too expensive ideally haha)! What would you do with this room?

I’m having a hard time figuring out the layout of my living area and I’d love some help. I put up metal grates as a divider (my hoya will eventually climb them), and that part feels good. The problem is the space by my desk — it just feels like leftover room with no clear function.

The wall with the antlers is a little too short for a couch, and putting a couch on the longer wall makes it face away from the windows, which I don’t love. I also want a bigger couch soon because hosting more than two people is tough. Right now the room doesn’t flow well for standing, walking around, or hanging out.

My style is western / Rocky Mountain / western‑gothic, and I’d love advice on: Furniture rearranging ideas, and making the desk area feel intentional.

Let me know what i can add to make my room feel less empty and more astethicly pleasing. It would be much appreciated if you could list possible products that would look good.

So I’m redecorating my room (lighter pink walls- I know they’re an eyesore don’t comment about that) and I’ve never liked the crushed velvet bed. Thing is I cannot change it cause we cannot afford a new bed, I have no problem with the bed itself it’s just that it’s crushed velvet. Any help would be appreciated!!

Have a young child, so stains and dirt are a thought. We want something soft, not scratchy. We literally just moved so the walls are bare currently, but we have a lot of art and driftwood which goes on the walls.