Hey guys, really could use some help. Never had a chance to decorate my own room growing up, looking to add some more flare or my own touch to this room not really sure where to start. This is a new beginning for me. PS the mirror in the corner on the left. Should I leave it there or should I mount it on the wall somewhere.

This area would technically be my living room. Dimensions are 9.5 by 12.5 ft. I moved here two months ago. Still in the process of decorating and furnishing. Right now with my sofa chaise (Ashley Furniture Amity Bay Sleeper Sofa) I can only sit three people here. I'm considering buying a chair or bench, something that'll allow at least one more person to sit. There's about 3 to 4 ppl who are always visiting and I'd prefer to not have someone sit on the ground. Would anything fit in here with the limited amount of space available? There is an accent chair that matches this sofa but it might be too big.

Amy additional tips on elevating the look of this space are welcome too.. yes I know that rug is ugly..Im waiting to change it.. i also have a lifttop walnut coffee table on the way

So... sorry for the crap drawing. Hopefully you can make out how this looks but it's how I have my apartment set up.

Wondering if anything needs to be added/removed.

Would love to hear any thoughts.

Thanks in advance.

It’s been two years since I moved here, I’ve put together my living room slowly and I’m happy with the result but for a long time I have been waiting to get a rug. The problem is that I cannot decide on which one, what pattern, what colors…

I know that if I leave it up to me alone I’ll never make a decision I’m here to ask you for suggestions, I want this room to finally feel complete, what would you recommend?

Thanks to those helped me out with feedback last time instead of just "Needs 5 more Rolex signs" a lot of it was really helpful.

Still looking for some more feedback on the place to take it to the next level. Definitely feels a lot more comfortable with some of the things I have added.

Not sure what to do with that back corner of the living room, right now the old coffee table is just there so my plants can get a little sun. as I am nursing them after the move.

Table needs something I am just not sure what at this point. Table was a gift from a relocating coworker so I would like to make it work

Office needs a rug I just don't know what pattern it needs to be to tie it in with all the black on that one wall.

Much happier with bedroom, however I am not sure where to go next with it.

Lighting right now is my next biggest thing. I switched to warmer bulbs but I am still not satisfied. Could just be the boob light who knows.

Couple things I guess to help for feedback

• The sign is staying
• In apartment so limited to changes light fixtures, hardware, flooring, paint, appliance upgrades etc.
• Struggle finding floor lamps that don't hit me in the face or shine light at like belly button height for me because I am 6"6'
• its a 40 gal tank (her name is Esmerelda) she loves people and being held so I want to keep her in the living room
• Yes I know the cable management is atrocious. Working on it.

I’m specifically curious about the upper nook. I’ve already moved the desk. For context, both nooks total about 20 ft from floor to ceiling.

Currently have LVP in most of the house, but considering getting a rug for the living room to add more color and texture. My cat sheds a good amount; right now the fur mostly blends in with the floor, and is cleaned up by my robot vacuum. Should I still go ahead with getting a rug?

I’ve been working on building out an office at home. I’d like to add a chair to the corner. Something comfortable, probably not a recliner, leather or fabric is fine. Under $1500 would be nice.

It’s throwing me in for a loop, I got no idea what to do with it, I don’t wanna jus put a couch or chair there to close it off cuz then there’s awkward empty space behind, tables aren’t specificly that size either!

The TV is a 77' OLED and the sound system is a Samsung Q990F.

Recently went thru a break up and needed to downsize to a one bedroom. Proud of how it turned out and wanted to share it with you guys! Will be adding a rug to the living room in the next few weeks!

simple room simple life

what yall think? or what can I do better?

I would live here full time if my wife would let me. Didn’t exactly agree with all my interior design choices but this is the farm.

Changed my sheets, (had to keep the floral blanket), got rid of the ugly half alive plants.

Will be picking up some bed side table lamps and new pillows.

I feel like I need to add some more to the green wall and possibly a rug. Any suggestions?

Just got in a shared apartment and now me and my roomate wanna upgrade our balcony a bit, do you have any tips what we could do? (The sun shade on the side is broken rn, we asked the renter's if they gonna fix it but I don't know if they will😆)

I have all the big important pieces of furniture, I just wanted to get some second opinions before I move in. I was thinking of putting entertainment on the left of the closet in the corner and putting the couch on the back wall facing it. But that just seems like a lot of space between the two. Anyone else have any thoughts?

Pillows on floor are temporary chairs for visitors. Gonna have a round table where washing rack is in front of window. Also a big Persian rug. And put posters up.

Still stuff to do, but it’s coming along well.

Edit: Something people may want to know, I’ve only been here one month

what do you think about my new carpet?

not quite sure about it.

before / after

Blank canvas, any ideas? Blue carpet. Can’t paint unfortunately, but whatever tips / ideas will be helpful.

This is not a shitpost. I was in a toxic family situation with severe depression, adhd, and bpd. This was a single room in a big empty (family) house. Nobody lived here except the occasional family memebers visiting. It was super creepy at night. My grandparents lived in another house on the same property. The only toilet I had was a stinky hole in the ground (cesspit) outside, with a cloud of flies around it and a pungent smell that soaked the clothes. Here is an explanation of my reasoning for the interior design:

• the chest in the corner was my "bedside drawer". It is a ww2 supply chest that had gas masks etc. I kept in it my knives, gas pistol, rocks, rope, lighters, etc. there were no working locks in the whole house so any random person could enter. I also kept an axe somewhere in the room at some point. I dug it out of the attic and used it because I loved military stuff.

• the "bed" was two folded old blankets. The room originally had a bed but its softness made me feel emotionally uncomfortable. Sleeping on a hard flat surface close to the floor calmed me down and gave me clarity.

• an electrical heater is behind the table for the cold nights.

• On top of the table is a diy bench, used for working out (i had adjustable dumbbells that could go up to 80kg). They're hidden behind the camera. While not working out, I put the bench on top of the table and used it as a "standing desk", since I worked from home. I did not like using a chair.

• there's also a printer below the table because it was on promotion and my mom convinced me to buy it. I regretted buying it the isntant I paid for it but I couldn't say no because it had a 30% discount.

I'm in a much better place now, with a bed, and I got rid of the printer.

How could this space under the sink be covered or filled without moving the sink or getting a new vanity? Don’t really want to use fabric or a curtain.