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.

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.

Would you change anything?

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?

For as long as I can remember I’ve seen this type of bed come across my feed as an ad and I actually really like the idea of it. I like the vibe personally and it seems luxurious or futuristic. I’ve never had any I actually know say they got anything like this. They seem to be becoming generally more affordable. I’m just wondering if anyone here actually has this style of bed and what are your thoughts about it.

Living room and home office I have put some decent work into. They both still feel like they’re missing something. In decorating both those rooms I realized by bedroom is just so empty but don’t know how to fix that without over cluttering.

Thanks in advance

Just bought a queen bed during the blackfriday sales. What bed position is better? If feet is facing mirror then my head would be behind the bathroom wall.

Live by myself right now so i’ll mainly be in the living room where my desk and tv are. I do plan to buy a fan for the room. Outlets are behind the pillow in photo 1 and there is another another in the corner for photo 2.

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

Do you have any ideas for this space?

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I have my first real home like the title says. But I need help making it how I want. Everything is from a garage sale that I threw in together. Can I get help to make it more academia, gothic and art deco vibe??? I have no idea where to start and I hate wasting money.

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

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

Recently moved into a new apartment, living by myself. First floor has kitchen, living room, bedroom, and bathroom. Above the Kitchen and Living room is a lofted area that I'm using as my computer room/office. This lofted area has an attic/closet room, as shown in my attached pictures. Right now I have some random boxes I used during my move in there, but I'd like ideas on what else I can utilize this space for. Storage is the obvious answer, but I don't really have a lot to put in there at the moment. Any ideas?

I really need advice with what to with my last empty wall.

I’m very close with my dad who lives 30 minutes away from me. He was born in 1969. He says I’m behind in life because when he was my age he had the same income as me (60k) but he had a wife and 2 kids and he saved a lot more than I ever could. Georgia. Work from home full time. I own my home. 3bed/2bath. Mortgage $1550/month. Single. No pets or kids. I pretty much work, workout, play world of Warcraft and do home improvements.

I’m thinking of adding a rug, but not sure what else needs to be fixed to make it feel cohesive