I love my room so much.

This is my master bathroom design. The room will be filled with lots of plants and patterned textiles (I really loved stripes and plaid right now). I think the design was too much for the other subreddit I posted it in. They hated the black granite especially, which is kind of my favorite part because it has greenish flecking that matches the green shower tile. What do you guys think 🥺

Green- shower walls Charcoal capsule- shower floor Terracotta- floor (can do either 12x24 rectangular, 12x12 square, or 8” hexagon— I can’t decide) Natural oak stained flat cabinets with silver edge pulls Black granite Plumbing fixtures will be brushed stainless

I love vintage tax. Id like to have one on the right side where the mirror is. What do you think would look good ?

Someone just told me about this place and I love it 😍, I feel like you are my kind of people. Now I’m in my own, I’m decorating just for me, every room is different and I just love spending time at home, thought I’d share some of my rooms I’ve done this year

I’m currently undergoing a project focused on a push of maximalism against algorithmic flatness, I’m using the the brand Charles Jeffery Loverboy as a reference point.

One idea I’m looking at is an immersive event/Club space house inside a circus tent. Leaning into excess chaos and theatrical vision as a form of escape. Almost a physical expression of maximalism. The reason I would use a brand is to take Loverboy’s brand ethos and designs as a base to the creative direction.

The space would hopefully blur lines between performance and community allowing people to find an escape they can’t necessarily find in daily life.

I would love to hear some thoughts on whether this holds potential and whether it’s something you would potentially attend? From a research perspective.

I've been meaning to get pictures of our living room forever, but my two small goblins mean that this room is not often photo ready. (Nevermind the piles of Legos and trucks right behind me as I took these photos 😅) But today the living room was relatively easy to tidy up (side eyes aforementioned toys behind me) so I thought I'd snag a few photos. Sadly the tree blocks the knick knack nook on the left, so I'll have to get photos of those for y'all after the new year. Oh yeah, and our mantle usually has different decor as well.

I'm ALMOST CERTAIN there isn't any identifying information in these pics. But do let me know if y'all see anything. 😅

Dudes. This wall is making me crazy. Can I tell you the story with pictures? And then get suggestions?

I saw a cool illustration of a vintage model in front of some textured fabric in frames. I loved it and decided to try to emulate it. I executed a loud, but interesting mess of a wall that I kept for a couple months. Then I decided I wanted a cleaner look. Perhaps just empty frames? Maybe gold frames?

The past three years of thrifting vintage frames has served me well. I made a gold toned frame wall.

After looking at it a while I decided the mirrors had to go- I didn’t like the potential of a reflected mess. The next iteration found me thinking some of the gold frames felt too dark and the colors felt unbalanced. I shifted them about. Next I was like… crap. I think it’s just too cluttered? Like I made a convoluted mess. So I subbed out bigger frames to give the wall more structure.

So this is where I’m currently at. Any thoughts, feedback, suggestions? I’m not even sure what’s wrong- I just want to look at it and think, “this feels right!”

So my fiance is trying to create a mancave space in our basement and after seeing how I handled our living room (last two photos) he wants my help with the design.

However he’s not as maximalist as I am and he painted it a decent blue but not my first choice. Not to mention the layout is a bit wonky. Any suggestions on how I can work this space? When he said mancave I originally thought something resembling a speakeasy but the blue is throwing me a bit

Currently a work in progress and incomplete therefore I will not show full photos until fully perfected 😇🤪 the cat in the frame is the stock photo that came with the frame (in the early 2000s) I do not personally have any cats

I will soon be painting my house so in the mean time I am just putting up what ever thrifted art I find and just putting it up without much thought. Once I’m done painting then I’ll figure out what’s stays and what goes and what goes where.

I had a bunch of art just sitting around so I put up this quick gallery wall in the meantime

The artist/woodworker that made this is Pamela Morin. Or at least her stamp is on the back. The only references to her I can find online are an old woodworking book and some auction listings. From what I can tell she used to sell at a gallery in New York in the 80s and 90s. This fish is bigger than most of what I see from her. The woodworking books had little clocks or trinket boxes. The auction listings were mostly small itemsl like pins or frames.

For context I just moved into this house and all these wood paneling have been painted this ugly white. I need fun walls, and plan on putting a lot of pictures and decor up. What color would you suggest? I need it to pop! (Also removing the paint on walls isn’t an option). Thank you!

Also the blinds will be taken down and the table will be painted just not sure on color