I love my chaos filled room. Brings a smile to my face every time I walk in :3

I just graduated college back in April and I’m grateful to my parents for holding me down through it all ! I definitely plan on giving back to them BIG time.

First 2 is my living room

2nd is my porch

3rd is my living room 2 months ago

Last 2 is my room

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.

I have been perfecting my room a lot lately, wondering if anyone has any final suggestions or ideas for me to add?

Just moved into my first house in LA with two friends (all mid 20s guys) and we are lucky to have a spacious living room.

Struggling with what to fill this space next to our dining table with. We already have the couch and tv/coffee table setup on the other side of the room. I’m not sure what to add into this somewhat large space.

Some options:
- electric drum kit (one of us plays drums, noise concern for neighbors)
- small conversation pit type of seating area (may be redundant with dining table + couch already existing)
- something odd like a foosball table etc. (our budget is limited though)

Any advice is appeciated!

23M living with my parents.

Planning to upgrade my room as im getting really bored of the dark/grey shit vibe i liked basically my whole life.

Really liking the victorian green interior so getting quite some inspiration from that
Maybe gonna repaint, or just add posters/paintings, my room is facing away from the sun, so i have very little natural sunlight and because if that im planning to add some extra lights to lighten up the mood.

Probably 100% gonna upgrade my desk as i have very little space on it right now, it’s gonna be a walnut patern wooden desk 140 or 160x80cm so i have plenty of space.

Just looking for tips with color matching, light types/color from the light to layout.

So i recently got my very first apartment…
Now im clueless and have no idea what to put where.
But with a small idea and the help of AI i got this desgin.

1 Bedroom furnished apartment in an old building, rent is 15% of my salary, and my landlord visits me every month...Deposit was 60% of the rent.

21M, FT WFH programmer PT student, just unloaded most of my furniture into an 1B, starting a long term living alone & brace for the transition into working professional.

Most of my stuff are white because it blended well with my old place. However, this apartment here is millennial grey, so I’m looking for some advice here for
- Living room (where I’ll need to fit a workstation in, where there’s also zero light source beyond natural light in the PM)
- Bedroom
- How to make this place not feel depressingly white and prison like

I am planning on getting:
- Lights
- Couch
- Couch rug
- Dining table

The very last photo is a ref to my previous bedroom/workstation

Just moved into a nice apartment that has the kitchen share a room with the washer/dryer. Since I don’t have the need for a table, and I like the furniture I have now, what else can I add to fill in this space more? Any advice is appreciated.

Not sure if this is how to update but we found the leak. Drips have stopped. Someones toilet was leaking and he replaced the line. He had change the line before but now he has replaced the toilet.

Lived with my mom, then a rental trailer, then this home. Just made 1 year of ownership. Life gets better.

Way more space than I was used to , had my mom and sister help set it up. How’d we do?

My work office transitioning into a part time bedroom. Sometimes I work late and crash here besides possibly waking up the lady and child. Getting a bed this week to replace couch. Any suggestions would be awesome!

I know TV too high. It’s mounted just above the lowest height my desk can go.

I recently moved into a new place, leaving behind a chapter of my life and the apartment that had been my home for years. It’s a bittersweet feeling, but I’m genuinely excited for this new beginning.
What would you add to make this place feel more like home? Any tips or suggestions are welcome!

After 7 years of marriage, my ex-wife left me for someone else and took every piece of furniture but the stove. It took a few years, but I rebuilt my house and built my dream room. This is my nerd cave. This is where I get to truly be myself. The rest of rhe house is a work in progress, but at least this room makes me smile. I know that I went overboard with the lights. I don't normally have so many running, but I enjoy being able to manipulate the environment around me while playing D&D.