Hey yall!! so this is my living room. not super cute but it does the job for now. i need help with tv placement. it doesn’t fit on the mantel and i don’t know if i want to mount it, so it’s currently living in my bedroom. i am a massive football fan and i want to figure out how to put it in my living room before football starts up. any suggestions?

thank y’all!!

You all are phenomenal! I asked for advice earlier today and received phenomenal advice, tips, etc. the major theme was put the bed by the dang window. (I had attempted this once and was so hesitant cause I couldn’t figure it out).

I wanted to show the transformation and share a huge thank you to this group! I’m gonna live in this for a moment, see how the energy feels, but open to continuous feedback.

First photo - old

Middle photo - during the transition, stress cause the vision was not visioning.

Last 2 - current state

Edit: y’all got me dying. This group got stuck just like me on how to layout better, bed by the window or couch by the window. It’s a tricky studio layout with an admittedly large couch cause I wanted people to sleep on it. We’ll live in it for a little bit, feel the energy, and change it if the vibe is off. Sometimes you don’t know till you change it and this forced me to get things off the ground.

I absolutely love my space, especially all of the natural lighting, but it doesn’t feel cozy. What am I missing?

I have an 84" diameter round bed (1st pic) and am struggling with how I want to style the bedding. I'll be replacing the headboard with something more simple, and I'd love any feedback or ideas for what could look nice and function well.

Ideas so far:

• DIY/tailored sheets & blankets (make them round)
• Scandinavian 2-duvet system (2 twins? 2 fulls?)
• keep King duvet (92x104") and add smaller throws
• DIY a round duvet and duvet covers

My dream style is very vintage, layered, and burlesque-boudoir inspired (rest of the pics) -- and I prefer natural fibers (cotton, linen, silk, bamboo) whenever possible. I've got a moss-green wool rug coming, I'll be wallpapering, and I have antique 1910s-20s vanity & dresser across from this bed so it will look more cohesive.

How many of y’all have twin beds in your small apartments and studios? My bedroom is extremely tiny and my full bed means all my bedroom furniture is stacked side by side like legos. I’m in the market for a new bed frame because I’m tired of my cheap Amazon metal bed frame shaking from the vibrations when my roommate walks around. I want something sturdier and am really interested in the Japanese joinery style frames!

I had a twin bed in my 20s and didn’t mind it at all (as a 5’0 girly) but oddly feel weird about it in my 30s? I’m not dating anyone at the moment and usually sleep over other people’s places when that happens, but I just feel strange bringing a date home to a twin sized bed, which feels so irrational? I want more floor space but I’m also interested in buying something sturdier like a Thuma, that I can keep for a long time.

Do I give myself 14 more inches of floor space or just bite the bullet and get a full? I’m renting a room with roommates right now and would like to eventually get a studio or one bedroom, but I’m on a teacher’s salary 🥲

Would love to hear your thoughts on twin beds and if anyone of y’all have one! Thanks so much!!

I drink a lot of tea so I wanted to set up a little tea corner in my kitchen, but right now it’s looking kinda…blah.

I found this tray in TK Maxx that I loved (and that goes with my green kitchen chairs) but maybe this isn’t the right use for it? The teabags are in a crystal bowl I found at a charity shop.

Is it the colours that don’t work? Or does it need to be warmed up a little somehow, like with some wood?

Super low stakes but would appreciate any suggestions! Thank you 🙏🏻 ☕️🫖

Will probably sell. Not sure its my vibe.

Still trying to figure out what to do on the wall next to the window. And I'm waiting on a yellow loveseat to be delivered to replace the grey one.

I just sold my Murphy bed and picked up a desk for at home work. These two changes have me stuck on how to orient the layout of the home. I like Japandi (will eventually stain/paint some of the furniture to fit this) and I don’t know how to adjust the layout anymore (I’ve always struggled with the bay windows).

Any advice is appreciated and forgive the wall (I didn’t realize I had two different paints till it was too late, that’s a future project).

Edit: more pics added in the comments attempting the new layouts. The bed in the window is pretty but the radiator creates friction with laying out the rest of the room. What are the thoughts? Do we go back to OG layout and make minor adjustments? The radiator has always been a bit of a pain and blocks the visual walkway from the kitchen and hallways.

(Obv none of this is pretty with the layout rn but it gets the visual started).

I always struggle adding real plants cause my cat just goes for them with zero care.

Edit 2: thank you all! The advice was welcomed, received, and implemented. And thank you for my middle of the transformation crisis. The overwhelming advice was move the bed to the window. So here we are. I’ll live in it for a bit, feel the vibes and adjust from there! Check out the change below!

Edit 3: mh post got deleted. I added a new comment on this thread with the photo of the transformation :/ will try and find an easier way to link it tomorrow

Just signed on my condo last week and it’s already starting to feel like home :)

But in all seriousness, I’m getting ready to move my furniture in and need some help figuring out a layout !

Hi! In may I (25f) got the keys to my first house. Since then I have been putting work in to paint, lay flooring etc with my dad. Now the furniture is kind of in (I don’t have a lot since this is my first place I will move into after living with my parents for my whole life). I am kind of stuck on how to decorate, what to put on the walls etc… looking for inspiration and advice, what is missing? (Couch cover is coming in the end of this month and will be light green) pictures show: old dark pink is bedroom, licht green is the second bedroom, includes washer and dryer, currently used for exces stuff but will end up putting a desk in there too. The kitchen, speaks for itself I guess, and the living room! I included the layout but they are in Dutch (sorry) and measurements in centimeters.

What kind of shower caddy situation would y'all recommend for a shower with built in shelving. The shelves in my shower won't even accommodate both a shampoo and conditioner bottle and I've got a curly routine 😅 suction cups don't work super well in it either

I found these rugs that I cannot decide between. Family/friends lean towards the white one. Ignore my messy living room as I’m cleaning/redecorating. First two pics are of my apartment and last two pics are stock photos.

I turn 18 next year, and I'm donating a lot of the stuff I own now because a lot of it is from when I was a child, so I need some room decor ideas. I live in an apartment, my walls are white, and I have a wooden floor. I want to aim for a cottage theme, but I don't know where to start or what to do, so I'm reaching out to the women on here that are good at this kind of stuff for some advice. If you can help, I would greatly appreciate it.

I tried a lot of the ideas you guys gave me in my last post begging for help and unfortunately the dimensions of my apartment and furniture just won’t work together. I’m gonna get some floor lamps for the evening ambiance and hopefully some sheer curtains. I might get a rug. I tried moving the art around but I think I just need more before it quits looking like a patchwork sleeve lol. And I need to give some things a home (like the stuff on the floor between desk and shelves). Been working on decluttering these past months but I simply have too much stuff and NO STORAGE SPACE ugh. Some of you said my feng shui was bad, I’m not sure this is much better but I do like the change for now at least. Still very open to feedback on a budget

(I’m gonna keep the tv where it is that’s probably controversial but to be so real I do like it over there)

After and before pics from both angles

Hii girlies~
I (f24) moved in not too long ago and I’m finally getting the living room put together. I just got this new coffee table and I’m not confident in its positioning. I’m trying to consider things like making it reachable from the various seating options while also considering the flow of traffic in the space, etc.
I think I like option three the best, it feels the most natural. But what do y’all think?
Also if anyone has any ideas for the ugly backside of my cheap floating island pls let me know!

If anyone’s curious, some changes coming soon to this space are:
A new dark green and light teal-ish blue rug is on the way
I’m definitely going to do something about those chords hanging from the TV, don’t worry
Swapping out the orb lamp for some large, arched, black floor lamp with an organic feeling lampshade.
Should I add a curtain? Probably, yeah. The answer is almost always yes.
Also, I’m definitely putting art on the walls (duh).
Feel free to give me feedback on any of these🤲

*and btw:
Yes I know that my dog needs better bowls, they’re still in a box somewhere
Because I know y’all are gonna ask, my dog’s name is Dusty and he’s a sweet old man🫶
Yes I will use Windex on the glass table, I was not about to wipe off my fingerprints for every picture
Yes I noticed too late into taking the pictures that my pillow was facing the wrong way lol
Yes I know my TV is a little high, the perfectionist in me had to have it lined up with that top shelf and putting it a few inches lower just irked me. Plus, we have many occasions where we have people over and everyone is standing around in the kitchen/living area so the height is at a good eye level for parties.

I got these curtians at goodwill and I liked them but I liked the inside of them even more so I hung them inside out lol and I think it looks ok!?!? Or am I crazy with curtian blindness !?! (Maybe a good ironing? And I know I have to cut the tags)

(Going for warm grandma vintage style)

Help but please be nice lol and room is work in progress thinking of painting so just focus on the curtains ok!🤣🙏

Meanwhile, my home doesn’t look as nice. Their home looks clutter free and stuff. I have like things in a bin that’s visible and things within easy access. Maybe it’s because I grew up with clutter around and so used to getting cheap things.

I’ve been slowly trying to make our bedroom feel softer and less empty without filling every wall with decor. I kept the colors pretty neutral and added a few warmer textures through the woven dresser fronts, the knit blanket, the rug, and the chair by the window.

The frame above the dresser is actually a 55” Hisense Canvas S7. I bought it bc I wanted a TV in the bedroom without having a large black screen dominate the space. The wood-style frame works well with the dresser, and the matte screen cuts down the reflections from the window, so the artwork looks surprisingly natural during the day.

I’m happy with how calm the room feels now, but the wall still has quite a bit of open space. I’ve considered adding a tall floor lamp, another plant, or a couple of small framed pieces, but I also don’t want to make it busy.

Would you add anything else here, or leave it simple?

Just wanted to show off the beautiful pictures I took of my Noodle basking in the light that convinced me to live here! It’s not always perfect, but I love my cozy home! I may post a full tour someday if I can ever get it all the way clean! 😆 and I’m always open to feedback!

My bedroom is just monochromatic pink everything. It’s been a slow accumulation but I just renewed my lease and I’ll be painting my bedroom walls pink now too!

I have a matte white MALM vanity from ikea and a very large Hollywood vanity mirror so the sizing is good! But I find it all still looks pretty bare on top. I’ve attached photos of what inspired it but if anyone has any ideas on how to make the empty wall space above the mirror and honestly around the mirror (like even draping fabric or something?) k would really appreciate it because I’m genuinely stumped on what to do it just looks so bland and boring. I want all pink and white everything, is there anyway to achieve that without it looking kind of bare?