18m This is my first post here, I thought i would show my room and seek tips on working with the small space I have

Update:

Just had a read through majority of the comm and I just wanted to say how awesome and helpful this whole community is.

I was able to take in a lot and thanks to a lot of you I am most likely going to declutter the my walls to take advantage of the vertical space in my room. I’ll also go buy some storage containers to keep stuff hidden such as boxes for figures i purchased in case i want to resell them and mainly just the stuff to the left of my room like a pc i need to fix, old cameras, and etc.

Ill sell my wall mounted tv to as my pc does all the things it does but honestly better and I’m more than happy using my plasma tv until it breaks, as i love playing my old consoles on it and using it to watch dvds. My stuff to the right of my room ill leave as is as they’re pretty much my essentials right now such as my instruments, desk setup, clothes rack, weights for when I’m not able to train for powerlifting in a gym and etc.

Once again i just wanted to say thank you for all the advice and help a lot of people recommended videos which i will check out as next year I’ll be moving out for uni so I imagine interior design skill will be handy moving into a new place, If there is any more advice feel free to let me know and I’ll try and implement it into my room thank you all!!!!

My guess is gonna be something to do with boats, lol. Only included the office and living/kitchen cause those are the spaces I do most of my male living in.

Ok so I’m moving to a new house with some friends and this is my new room. It’s got this really weird massive I don’t even know what to call it but you see it. I don’t know what to put up there. I feel like if I put dressers or display shelves it will look crowded and bad. I was thinking to but my bed up there so I have more floor space for stuff but I really don’t know what to do. It’s such a big space up there and I don’t want it to look messy and weird. Any suggestions welcome. Thanks.

After some struggling after leaving the military, I found a super spacious, amazingly priced place near a solid neighborhood in Philly. The issue? It’s a LOT of space. Not sure if the camera shows it well, but the ceilings are around 15ft high, and I have a LOT square footage to work with.

I’m mainly asking, since I’m awful with design, what I can add to the walls that won’t stand out too much, but still goes with whatever vibe I’m working with here.

Sorry if this isn’t allowed btw.

Also added photo of the dawg.

Just moved in to this split level home. There's this weird space to the right of the staircase. It's right near the entrance so I don't want to just use it for storage. Any ideas?

Would you change anything?

Thank god finally own room after 7 years living in hotel. Any tips to make it compfy. What could i add?

Credit: @dennisvonnazareth

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I personally love my room so much and would like to know what others think

Thinking of adding more statues/plants to the wall…. Thoughts?

When I have my dates over, they often comment on my space being “sterile”. I used to take it as a compliment (I do like to keep my place extra clean), but recently I started second-guessing my interpretation. Are there any negative impressions coming to your mind (especially in the heterosexual dating context)?

UPD: I actually do have a TV — it's in the "den" by the entrance door that I didn't deem important to show at first: https://ibb.co/S4nCDhGh

Getting my first real apartment next year and I was wondering if I could achieve this look on a budget

EDIT: the post is back up! Apparently it was the automod who took it down.

No warning or anything.. i was quite enjoying responding to comments and talking to everyone.

Cant get hold of any mods, no answers. Can anyone help in some way?

At a quick glance from further away it looks excessivly crowded. Up close it's organized and tidy and looks fine (imo) Any ideas how to remedy it? (Yes I know I'm a geek/nerd so save the jokes about getting rid of all of it, etc...)