/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

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Incoming now is what I got from previous room threads

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Ending this dump with a selfpost, looking for ideas on how to store skincare and makeup on a vanity while still displaying them.

>>9409209
I saw a 360 rotating shelf on google, thats an option

>>9409244
Never heard of them until now, thank you anon! I'll see if I can hunt down a cute one

>>9409197
Love this idea! I wish I was allowed to paint my walls.

>>9409209
You could get an acrylic lipstick organizer, or some boxes and deco it with cute wallpaper and stickers

gratuitous self post, but I've just moved into my new place and I've finally got a room I'm totally happy with! I'm looking for some new art to hang on the walls though, so if anyone knows of any artists that fit with the cute/minimalist theme please share.

>>9409209
There's also some of these cute Rilakkuma storage boxes on Aliexpress!

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1pcJapanese-style-5-Grids-Socks-Underwear-Drawer-Classified-Storage-Box-Finishing-Cosmetic-Desktop-Plastic-Box-Organizer/32597300520.html

I'll start with a self-post, and a question! How do you get rid of clutter? What is everyone's favorite storage solutions for stuff like clothes, school things, teapots, ect.

>>9411244
Uhnf, this is beautiful anon. <3 I'm jelly of all your natural lighting.

>>9411251
i cycle through my clothes depending on the season, so during spring/summer my winter clothes go into vacuum bags underneath my bed, and vice versa. i've recently had a giant cull of my entire wardrobe which has been very helpful! you just have to be ruthless when you're short on space, it's hard but it's necessary. I keep my knit wear folded in a big, vintage looking box which also serves as my bedside table.

my uni things live in my backpack which stays next to my desk. i have a small shelf for my textbooks, but luckily most of my resources are online. cute pen/pencil cups are always nice as decor though.

my teapot collection lives on my kitchen window sill and then i use them for storage for little things like spare keys, spare change, screws etc.

>>9411253
thank you! all I've ever wanted is a big window and polished floorboards and I've FINALLY got them haha.

>>9411244
Maybe go into the Artist Ally thread and ask around there- you might find a seagull to commission

>>9411251
Underbed storage for clothing, linen and misc
Enormous clean-out and condensing of paper work after each semester. Coursework gets bound together, textbooks are either online or on the bookshelf and anything else stays in my bag
Teapots and anything delicate goes up out of the way or used for cute storage. Or I try and put them to use more.

>>9411244
Yumiyumyum illustration does some cute prints. Shes on etsy and Facebook.

Grateful for this thread. I'm remodeling my room and got a white stained pine bed. Now I'm looking at fabric to make sheets, a bed skirt, and maybe a bed cover. As for details, I love those little Piearth jewelry boxes.

>>9411340
lol wow
If anyone decides to do this, please use LED lights just in case. It really sketches me out when I see cheap tulle near incandescents.

Does anyone have some inspiration for storage for a crafting area? I have a lot of crafting stuff in the mail and storing it is gonna be a challenge in my tiny dorm

>>9411251
Heh, I use a Halloween pumpkin cup for my pencils too...

>>9411251
Oh wow! Where did you get that Angelic Pretty print? I love how freaking big it is! And your room is so adorable, love love love your desk/shelves!

>>9411264
I do this too, anon. Under bed storage is best for small spaces, and Konmari is great for getting rid of useless crap cramping your style.

My dilemma is that I like my room to be in bright colours, white, light wood, pastel, flower prints, but most of my wardrobe and lolita stuff is rather dark, not punk or OTT gothic, but black, navy, jewel colors, grey and some muted pastels (mauve and old rose). I also like to display coords under construction on my dress form. Any inspo for rooms like that?

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I desperately need organizing solutions to stuffies.
I want to get one of those corner hammock things but they all seem to hang kind of low? I want to put mine up and away near the ceiling and not have it droop down too low

something like pic related wouldnt really work for me because the stuffies Im trying to organize are way too big to be placed on a shelf.

Ill start dumping what I have in my folder in the mean time. Expect a lot of Spank! style shit

>inb4 why would you want to your room to look like a childs room
>inb4 thats literally a kids room
We all have different tastes anons

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>stuffies

>>9420429
lmao I'm canadian and I think its more prominent here. Its a habit. I admittedly think plushies sounds cuter than stuffies

I demand a subtle /a/utist room.

>>9419367
This is my set up for fabric and notions. The rolling cart may better suit your needs and doesn't take up much space. The one I bought from Staples has some compartments on the top that I keep all my go-to items on.

>>9420546
I believe I have some more anime type rooms. Im anon that was dumping earlier but I got busy. I also should have some craft room stuff for the other anon but not much

This is the most subtle/minimalist one I have. The other ones wont be as... subtle. Sorry anon

craft room anon, here are some photos of Cocottes crafting area. Thats all I got

>>9420436
What part of Canada because I'm Canadian too and this is the first time I've heard 'stuffies'

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I would love to see someone build a display cabinet into a wall, so the figures are visible from a room and say a hallway. Seems like it would be a lovely way to show them, if you had the right sort of property.

>>9421614
Cool built-in but it needs a better lighting.

>>9421740
West coast. My family and all my friends said it growing up, it wasnt until I was older that I even figured out the word plushies was a thing. Maybe it was some weird coincidence with my social group I have no idea, I just assumed it was canadian

What's the best garment rack to use? I bought a small metal one for my lolita stuff and it collapsed within an hour. I need a new one but I don't want it to collapse again.

>>9423885
Find a store that's closing near you, and offer to buy one of their's. It'll be cheaper than retail, and be industrial strength- no hope of collapsing.

Source: mine is from Sears. No complaints.

>>9421740
Southwestern Ontario here and I always called them stuffies when I was growing up.

>>9411251
Similar to >>9411264, although I only cycle a handful of obviously off-season items out into storage and tend to keep the rest in rotation and just adjust how many layers I'm wearing. I'd also add that I have a really terrible tendency to forget what I own, so I've started doing a personal wardrobe post/list of my normie clothes (works better if you have a smaller wardrobe - my normie wardrobe was a capsule collection with only 30 items a couple of years ago, and it still hasn't grown beyond 60 or so). Otherwise I end up kicking myself because anything that's not stored in the couple of drawers I use every day gets forgotten about even if it's useful and versatile (I went out without a jacket the other day because I thought I didn't have any that matched my outfit that day, even though I actually did). I looked into wardrobe organising apps but all the non-iOS options were pretty shit so I ended up doing it manually.

>>9423936
I really like YourCloset. It's free with a premium upgrade for $0.99 (worth it).

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I'm in SO too and I still call my toys stuffies

>>9423885
If you're EU based, I suggest pic related from Maison du Monde. It's super expensive but totally worth it. Do you see the umbrella stand on the side? And the top shelf for the bags and the bottom one for the shoes? Simply perfect.

>>9411602
Lmao way to shill yourself Yumi

>>9424038
For that price you might as well get a new or second-hand wardrobe, it's really not good to store your stuff out in the open. The tops of your dresses will get dusty, and so will your bags/shoes (which are at least easy to clean), never mind the potential sun fading issues.

If you're using it to just lay out your clothes for the week ahead and are regularly swapping out what's on it I don't see the harm, but long-term storage on an exposed rail is a bad move IMO. I have a £6.50 rail from IKEA I was using for wardrobe overspill and I'm amazed at how well it's held up (6 months so far with like 15 dresses and 5 blouses on it) - they have a £30-something one but when I saw it instore it actually seemed weaker and wobblier?

Any inspo for dude rooms?
My bf is moving into a new place soon and asked me to help decorate

Anyone have any good shops for bedding? I used to buy from Simply Shabby Chic @ Target but the quality was really not worth the price. I'm open to Aliexpress, Amazon, whatever - as long as it ships to the US.

Specifically I'm looking for kind of OTT stuff with tulle, lace, floral patterns, etc

mini dump

this is from carisseiris on instagram

Tips for hanging lots of art prints and posters?

>>9424830
Do you mean tips for arranging them or tips for how to actually get them to stay hung?

>>9424798
This picture is really confusing....
At first glance I thought it was a mirror reflecting back the bed, but if you look the "bed" seems to be sitting on top of the dresses....so is the "mirror" a hole in the wall with a little sleeping nook?

But then compare the bed size to the size of the tsum tsums....that would have to be one seriously tiny bed...

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*top of the dresser

>>9424796
That's a doll room

>>9424868
It looks like the bed is on a platform as part of the dresser. And is a sleeping nook. Look at the walls and shelves on either side of the bed.

>>9424868
It's a nook and the bed is on a platform c:

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Okay. But look at how tiny that bed is compared to the tsum tsums....it's smaller than a twin. More like a child-sized bed

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Could be a doll room.

>>9425002
When I wasn't dating yet I had 80cm bed and managed very well and this looks to be around that. I think the length is just an illusion.

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bump

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well it turns out i had more pictures from carisseiris because apparently these are also her room. i just checked with her posts on insta and although the exact one of the bed isnt posted there, but a slight variation, its most definitely a human room.

unless her entire room is a doll room and she's fooled me good.

Does anyone have any gothic room inspiration? Nothing good shows up online

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to me it looks more like a day bed/reading nook than an actual sleeping bed. still cute tho.

Excuse the mess, but I recently set up my own space and I still need stuff to decorate the walls. Any suggestions?

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Returning to this thread after forever! Thanks so much for these ideas gulls.

>>9419409
It's so adorable!

>>9419726
I got the print a looooong time ago at a convention where AP had a little popup shop. Thank you! <3

>>9424807
where can i get this

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anyone know what that lamp is/where it's from???

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Framed prints, or interesting wall stickers

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vaccum

>>9430826
Looks like it's this one. I think most of that is ikea. The lamp, the shelves, and pod lights are all from ikea.

>>9430903
I know. Our central vac isn't working and I keep putting off buying a vacuum.

>>9430870
I was looking at Society6 for prints and stuff. Not sure if there's any other alternatives for good fan prints. I'm not active on Tumblr, so I don't even know of any good artist blogs who have active shops.

>>9430948
Buy a carpet sweeper for now. They're cheap and non electric. I use it between vacuuming.

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My roomspo folder is mostly shabby chic, but I'll do my best.

I know it's not a living space, but I love the Gothic interior. I wonder if any of the Boston lolitas have had a meet here.

>>9430971
That's actually a very handy suggestion. I forgot carpet sweepers were a thing.

>>9431006
Oh shit, I'm an idiot. This is actually a room from a doll house. It's not real, but the blog is still very inspirational (otterine's miniatures), if not mind blowing.

>>9430996
I bought one because my husband broke my stick vacuum and the other vacuum in the house is a heavy ass thing I hate having to haul upstairs.

>>9430434
Oh wow, this room has a lot of potential! I would suggest some light sweepy curtains, like tulle or thin cotton, and then you can take so many routes, like, maybe hanging fabric on the walls, kinda like fabric canopies? Or you could go for white framed pictures. I have that same TV stand but in black, and we have plain black frames in our living room, but I think solid white but more ornate frames could change the feeling of the space a lot.

You could also organise your books, if you don't need them alphabetically you can sort by colour and lenght, it always looks really stylish, and put up decorations there, like plushies and stuff.

>>9430820
No idea, I found it on Risas instagram.

question when i see a girl who has a lot of anime stuff i assume she is into a lot of weird fetish stuff is this true?

>>9424830
For little prints and postcards I like to hang mine on a faux-clothesline. I use vintage clothespins but you can find some cute colorful ones too. I frame my bigger posters

>>9431265
No. I have a friend who collects and she has no interest at all in sex. Get out of here if you're just looking to hook up with someone; we're not interested.

>>9430936
thank you dear anon.

>>9432165
I love ikea since they have a lot of useful things for cheap. I went last week and bought an led desk lamp since the lighting in my workspace is shitty.

>>9424038
Unfortunately I'm in Burgerland but I found a nice one from Better Homes and gardens for about $50 with a metal shelf above and below and two rails for clothes. It fits all 35ish of my main pieces plus blouses and is still super sturdy. It also has two extra mini hanger spaces that swing out to hang parasols and cage skirts from. 10/10 do recommend for any one in the US.

>>9431755
>she has no interest at all in sex
she should see a doctor that's not normal at all

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/r9k/ pls go

this is a thread about rooms, not your inability to use common sense.

>>9432445
lesbian actually stereotyping much

>>9432617
contribute, do you do it?

>>9409199
I must know what these or that net is called anon

>>9424775
I think you can purchase duvets or duvet covers from society6?

Anyone have good suggestions for cute larger posters? I find it easy to find cute stuff I like 8.5x11 and smaller. But I like a variety of sizes for framing on my wall and I'm struggling to find cute stuff thats larger.

Im thinking of buying pic related even if its expensive as heck because Im that desperate
>also I love the artist
>https://otakumode.com/shop/532a712cc598f2a21e00022e/I-Wonder-if-They-ll-Come-Home-Soon-Poster?sku_id=532a712cc598f2a21e00022c

Any good ideas how to store my art styles in my bedroom, I was thinking about getting a cart table but I was wondering if there are better ideas.

My boyfriend and I have moved out on our own pretty recently but I have no idea where to actually get furniture? There's a couple of places we've checked but I honestly hate the way everything looks. Are there good online shops to order from or should I just look into altering pieces that we find to be more appealing to me

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Imo IKEA is still pretty great, you can get nice clean pieces and then add details. I usually browse Aliexpress for cute details. I also like physically browsing interior stores for nice things in nice materials and colours that work with my home, but i'm not into the super frilly aesthetic.

>>9430936
This is my roommate's old setup. Can confirm all Ikea--I believe she mentioned that the chair and desk were as well.

I love all this room inspo but it seems like an impossibility for my room the way it is now since it's a cluttered mess. Any tips on how to go from baby hoarder's nest to rooms like>>9424796 >>9421604 or >>9420440 ?

Places to get good bedding that fits a classic or sweet lolita aesthetic would be appreciated too.

>>9445983
Honestly, I just check my local Craigslist for cheap furniture. The most I've had to do is paint and buy some new handles for a desk.

>>9449269
KONMARI gurl. It's the best thing I've ever decided to do.

>>9449384
Alright! I bought the book just now. Hopefully that's just the thing I need. How my 2 weeks of vacation goes will tell me ahah

Ive been working on my room for a few months now but its a slow process. I live with my husband and he wouldnt let me decorate the bedroom how I wanted (cant blame him desu), but we moved into a bigger space and I have my own dedicated lolita room now. I might post progress pics when the lighting is better but it still has lots to be done.

I'll dump some cute stuff I've seen and/or bought recently. I dont know why more people talk about SWIMMER , they have a ton of cute storage/house stuff. I bought this stool for my vanity temporarily because 1. finding cute ones is hard 2. they are expensive and I dont want to throw down the money yet

>http://www.swimmer.co.jp/?pid=106210042

>http://www.swimmer.co.jp/?pid=110623523

>http://www.swimmer.co.jp/?pid=105389143

>http://www.swimmer.co.jp/?pid=106860122

I also love sanrio house goods although they can be a bit pricey. I really wanted this accessory tray but they sold out the same day it was put up rip.jpg

>http://www.swimmer.co.jp/?pid=95764942

laundry basket

>https://shop.sanrio.co.jp/products/detail.php?product_id=50552

kawaii toilet brushes because y not
>http://www.swimmer.co.jp/?pid=100188431

>>9434774
Oh yeah this was also me and I did manage to find this artists webshop if anyones interested. They have some postcards you could frame

>http://shimaminami.shopselect.net/

>>9434766
Mosquito netting. But Bed, Bath, and Beyond has a glow in the dark hanging net/canopy on sale that looks just like that one at. IKEA also has some.

>>9419367
Spring/tension rods and clips/hooks to hold paper and thin items. Ribbon holders. Mount small curtain rods on the bottom of shelves to have more space to hang items.

>>9420385
Google 'Pet Net'. It comes with drywall screws, just position them very far apart so the net won't hand down very much even under a great deal of weight. The closer the corners of this corner mesh stuffie hammock, the more sag you'll encounter.

>>9423885
IKEA is the answer to every question in this thread.

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Source?

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>>9434766
I posted this a week ago or so, i forgot but thanks~

>>9453881
I found it on pinterest, the original source seems to be an instagram called @spinkiebaby

>>9453881
god, having my craft area look this good is almost a pipe dream

>>9423885
Pretty sure I have the same one as this in the middle from Amazon and it can actually hold a ton of weight. Sides extend as well and has wheels so it can move easily when I need it to.
But I'd also Second what >>9423890 said. Those are probably the sturdiest.

>>9452061
did you use an ss for swimmer anon?

Just a head's up. AatP's larger shoeboxes fit mooks really well.

I'm moving into a new, hopefully semi-permanent apartment soon. I was thinking of instead of painting the bedroom and living room walls, hanging up colored tulle instead?

It looks really cute, and it would be so much easier when I do eventually decide to move (plus might be able to reuse it). I want my apartment to feel really whimsical, and figured this might be a cost effective way to do it.

Good idea? Bad idea?

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>Melanie Martinez
kys ageplayer

>>9457124
That sounds like a really bad fire hazard.

>>9457164
Yeah, if you're cooking in your fucking bedroom maybe

>>9457181
Well, if you use candles, too. Theoretically, if a candle tipped over or caught fire, having fabric all around the room would spread the fire faster.

That being said though, tulle tends to just melt when heated anyway, not burn, so I think it's fine.

>>9457164
Didn't think about this, but I feel like if fire somehow got to my bedroom/living room, I'd be fucked anyway.

I'm thinking of buying Marie Kondo's Konmari books. I feel very at peace when things are clean and tidy at my apartment, so I think they will be a very good investment for me.

Has anyone else gone through the konmari method? What are your thoughts or experiences?

Moving in with my brother soon. Carpet's green which I like; I can do black and white with green accents and be spooky. Looking for some nice clothing racks since I'm lacking in closet space here.

>>9462418
>Has anyone else gone through the konmari method? What are your thoughts or experiences?


I did it to my closet last spring. I threw out EVERYTHING that didn't spark joy. I felt so so so much better. It was light a weight was taken off my back. It took me about 2 months to go through it all and I filled up 2 big bags for charity.
It also allowed me to see where there were holes in my wardrobe like not enough nice shirts, lack of color, and lack of interesting pieces.
I'm in the middle of filling out my closet so it reflects me and not 15 years ago. Picking out new clothing has been great. I like shopping more than I did when I was young and I can sew anything I can't find in stores.

Do it Anon. It's worth the effort. Tossing out shit until you only have what you truly like is wonderful. I cannot emphasize that enough.

>>9462418
It seems culty but doing the method feels so good. The only bad thing about it is if you live with some one else who don't follow the method and it's so stressing.

>>9462418
I need to Konmari my whole wardrobe without somehow getting rid of my work clothes. Work clothes don't spark joy for me, but are very very necessary.

>>9462418
doesn't it just come down to "just keep the stuff you really like"? i feel like there's no need to buy a book for that. buying books on that topic just adds to your collection of useless stuff, unless they're ebooks i guess.

>>9462526
Same! I don't know how that works into it lol.

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For me, I ended up keeping my work clothes and normal/fun clothes in separate wardrobes/a separate rail. It meant I could open my wardrobe and feel happy to see all the cute stuff inside, and my work stuff was still easy to access because it was all in the same place. I also tried to gradually update some of my work pieces into things I hated a bit less, but you can't do it when you have a uniform.

>>9454943
Not that anon, but you can buy from Swimmer yourself, you just need to send it to a forwarding service like Tenso.

>>9462819
I keep mine separate too but do you not konmari the work stuff if none of it really sparks joy?
Also idk if this is weird but I have a ton of (non Lolita) brand clothes but I'm not sure that too many of them actually do the spark joy thing - they're really JUST clothes. I like them a lot but they don't invoke joy. Does that mean I just get rid of all of it?

>>9462844
She explains in her books that there are items that don't spark joy but you need to keep due to their usefulness. Cleaning products don't spark joy, so you keep them, however you don't need 5 different types of glass cleaners so get rid of the ones you don't need.

>>9462533
I was skeptical of a whole book on the subject too, but it did have quite a few helpful tips on how to fold better, and getting rid of items that you think you need to keep because they were expensive or whatever.

Does anyone have ideas for this mofo?
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/products/beds/guest-beds-day-beds/hemnes-day-bed-w-3-drawers-2-mattresses-white-moshult-firm-spr-49186105/

I have the thing made up (phew) But I dont have many ideas for decorating it up.

Any good goth rooms? I'm moving into a townhouse soon, and my room won't have any windows, just a single skylight, so I'm going to have to find a way to incorporate lamps without them being tacky.

>>9462935
Decoupage the drawers and put fairy lights along the top?

>>9462965
Fairy lights and a chandelier.

>>9462418
I didn't buy the books because it would have been another book to store and that's against the whole idea to get rid of stuff. Everything is on the internet, right?
Anyway, I followed KonMari's method to tidy my wardrobe a few months ago and it's really great. I enjoyed the process.
Like >>9462502 said, if you live with someone who doesn't follow the method, it can get stressing.

>>9457124
It's gonna get dusty. Maybe you have no problem with that, but it's gonna happen.
>>9462418
I've done it with both me and my partners wardrobes. He's not really into it, so i helped him thorugh displaying his clothes properly on our bed and doing all the folding for him. That way he gets a neat, clean drawer and I don't get stressed out like >>9462502 is. I don't fold his socks or underwear though, because it would just get too messy, too fast.
>>9463842
The book is on youtube. I spent some time cleaning and cooking with my wireless headset on and boom, book finished.

>>9457278
I think they are referring to the picture you posted. Tulle on it's own isn't really a fire hazard anymore then old furniture or 10,000 posters hanging on the wall. However, those Christmas lights do get really hot hence why they come with huge warnings. It could potentially catch fire if you were to leave Christmas lights on too long under a sheet of tulle. I think most those images are for show though. I don't think anyone actually leaves the lights on for hours at a time.

>>9462965
A large bed canopy would look nice with a skylight.

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Late response, but I didn't want to point out Disney is at the point of making tsumtsum in different sizes, including some much smaller ones. Mystery solved?

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>>9457157
wow you're so edgy

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>when you suddenly notice black cat on bed
>Is the owl on the wall even real?

>>9462833
Wait what? Can you use your CC to pay? I have been shelling out for SS Swimmer orders for ages.

>>9445983
What's your budget like? PBteen (pottery barn teen) has some really, really, cute stuff, but it comes with quite a decent price tag. But if you have the extra cash, it would be a good source if you want a more 'vintage' or 'feminine' modern aesthetic.

>>9462833
ah thank you anon!
I'm pretty new to ordering off of Japanese websites and such, so I get a bit confused at these things
Hopefully I'll learn quickly

Where can I find bedding with cute prints? Swimmer doesn't seem to sell this (a shame, i love their psychedelic-cute stuff).

I'm looking for suggestions on shelving/displays for all my figures. I have them mixed in with some other random series merch and personal items because I didn't expect my collection to really grow. It started with the 5 Sailor Moon figures and Gundam but then I started following Danganronpa figures on eBay and...here I am!

I'm looking for suggestions on shelving/displays for all my figures. I have them mixed in with some other random series merch and personal items because I didn't expect my collection to really grow. It started with the 5 Sailor Moon figures and Gundam but then I started following Danganronpa figures on eBay and...here I am!

Inspo for simple rooms? Just moved in with my bf, and we both have very simple tastes. I just want something slightly nicer than barren furniture

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Where is this from? I need it in my life.

>>9475290
Ikea

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>>9475134
I'll keep stuff like this in mind when I move to a bigger place! For now unfortunately I only have the one shelf to work with so I was looking more so for stands or shelving to place on the shelf itself (if that makes sense, maybe there's a better term for it).

>>9463889
I have roommates who buy crap they don't need all the time is getting annoying because it's taking up room and they don't listen. we have 3 full size tables in one apartment with 3 ppl, why do we need it?? I guess it bothers me more since I work from home and I have to see my roommates stupid choices of 3 full size tables any times I walk out my room.

>>9430820
The pic is from the interior of e-hyphen bon bon but I think I saw a similar ottoman at Target around Valentine's day