Lolita Rooms

[Anonymous No.8246910]

I'm moving house soon and I always love to see inspiration.

Also,
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWBMwv-iUI8

Peachie posted her flat tour. What'd you think?

[Anonymous No.8246919]

Any idea for small rooms that don't involve installing shelves or anything? I'm going to be moving into a ~150sq ft dorm soon.

[Anonymous No.8246926]

[Anonymous No.8246930]

[Anonymous No.8246934]

[Anonymous No.8246940]

>>8246910
Cute, but tooooooo much clutter. Living on my own (and moving back with the rents) made me realize that I don't need so many things in my life.

What sucks about being a weeb and involved in lolita is that I want a shabby chic living space, but I also like stupid and sometimes useless kawaii shit, and sometimes they aesthetically clash.

[Anonymous No.8246957]

>>8246910
Her apartment honestly looks like a dump. Especially the paper cut out pictures and pocky boxes on the walls.

[Anonymous No.8246968]

>>8246910
>that goddamn awful make up that he iss till doing even though it's totally unflattering and terrible looking
>video is 1 1/2 hours long

lol nope.

[Anonymous No.8246971]

>>8246910
I feel kind of bad saying this, but sweet really does not suit her. Like, at all.

[Anonymous No.8246977]

>>8246971
Agreed. She looked better in classic.

Does anybody have that picture her wearing classic?

[Anonymous No.8246989]

>>8246957
That's probably why she said her new flat won't look anything like that at all.
Her move into buying brand and toning down her makeup look like she's changing things up a bit.

[Anonymous No.8246992]

>>8246977
this one?

[Anonymous No.8246997]

>>8246919
any idea for what?

[Anonymous No.8246998]

>>8246992
Yep! There's also another one too, and a gif of her friend doing her make-up.

>>8246989
It makes me laugh how she once said "I'll never leave bodyline and replicas to buy brand."

Yet she gets one lucky pack piece and she's hooked. Wouldn't surprise me if she's in the process of selling off her replicas.

[Anonymous No.8246999]

>>8246992
>>8246998
Looks soooo much better than her usual, cluttered, sweet attire.

[Anonymous No.8247011]

>>8246998
shes hooked?

[Anonymous No.8247017]

>>8247011
She bought her first one a while ago, and since she got that I think she's bought four more?
Two lucky pack prints and I think two cheaper unpopular sweet AP pieces.

[Anonymous No.8247029]

Peachie creeps me the fuck out!

[Anonymous No.8247042]

>>8246998
Yeh, I bought one of her Bodyline pieces a while back as it was super cheap (Didn't realise she was "e-famous" at the time)

It turned up smelling hideous...

[Anonymous No.8247048]

>>8247042
Aurghhh what did it smell like? B.O? or just an overload of perfumes?

[Anonymous No.8247049]

>>8247042

Lol stop trying to stir, I've bought things from her too and none of it smells at all. You're just looking to spread lies.

[Anonymous No.8247052]

>>8246957

I don't think she's allowed to decorate it or change anything, so she did what she could to cover up the ugly neutral walls/floors combo most apartments you can't decorate have.

[Anonymous No.8247058]

>>8247049
Not that anon, but I've bought something from her too. It didn't smell overwhelming, but there was a slight scent to it that rubbed me the wrong way. I banged it in the washer and it was fine, but it definitely did have something that I didn't like.

>>8247052
Actual art. Posters. Anything but cutouts of art you found on deviantart. Shit, at least get actual prints.

[Anonymous No.8247062]

>>8247058

Yeah, I do think she should have used nicer art, I was just speculating as to why her walls are so covered in stuff.

[Anonymous No.8247075]

>>8247048
I literally have no idea what the smell was...

>>8247049
I'm not trying to stir. Just stating what happened.

>>8247058
I'm glad I'm not the only one! I found that washing it didn't do anything to it, so I put it in the bath and left it to soak for a few hours in some water mixed with smelling oils and it fixed the problem.

[Anonymous No.8247237]

>>8246926
that little white picket fence is really cute, where could I find one of those?

[Anonymous No.8247343]

>>8247237
Anon, just pick up some thick lolipop sticks at a craft store, paint them white, and then make one yourself.

[Anonymous No.8247348]

>>8247343
>thick lollipop sticks
hmm but wouldn't it look tacky?
I feel it wouldn't look the same

[Anonymous No.8247376]

>>8247348
maybe they meant popsicle sticks?

[Anonymous No.8247438]

I want to cover my fugly bed sofa in blue with something kawaii, what i can use? What Peachie used looks a bit too messy imo, i would like some sofa cover in black, red or pink with frills but idk where to find it. For example with polkadots.

[Anonymous No.8247459]

>>8247348
"Craft sticks" come in a variety of sizes. The slats on the fence look like they are made from the tongue depressor? size and you could use standard craft sticks to hold them together.

[Anonymous No.8247460]

>>8247348
Idk why the other anon suggested popsicle sticks. They're rounded and not pointed like picket fence. Try Michael's, they sell pic related. Just search "picket fence" on their site

[Anonymous No.8247477]

>>8247460
because you can just cut and sand them to be pointed...also all of you guys are idiots, it's a fucking flower box.

[Anonymous No.8247501]

>>8247460
Hobby Lobby does too, as a dollhouse item. Not sure of the size but it's something.

>>8247477
>lolis cutting and sanding tiny wood pieces that could just be bought

[Anonymous No.8247582]

>>8247477
Well excuse fucking me if people don't want to put that much effort into something they could easily buy for $3. You need to chill

[Anonymous No.8247659]

>>8247460
The ones in the reference pic ARE rounded though.

[Anonymous No.8247663]

>>8246910
I skipped through a lot of the video and only really looked at her pans of the rooms, but with the amount of care bears/mlp/powerpuff/Disney princess etc stuff she has I couldn't stop thinking about how some anons mentioned she was probably an age player.

But topic-wise I feel her house looks cheap and pretty tacky with the paper cutouts stuck to walls and the sideways couch cushion covers and toys/posters just because.

[Anonymous No.8247670]

>>8247237
Just search picket fence window box and you can buy some.

[Anonymous No.8247677]

>>8246910

I started to watch this vid without glasses on,
Genuinely thought this was a dildo hidden between toys on her shelf.

[Anonymous No.8247691]

>>8247582
Excuse me if I take pride in something that I have actually made instead of bought. smh kids are lazy

[Anonymous No.8247702]

>>8247691
I sew, sculpt, paint BJDs, and used to do beadwork. Time spent one place can be better used somewhere else. It's impractical to expect to make everything yourself. It's cool if you want to, but don't call others lazy and idiots because they don't.

[Anonymous No.8247709]

>>8247677
>blossom looking to the left
>bubbles looking to the right
>buttercup looking straight ahead
>not having buttercup in the middle with blossom and bubbles on the side

[Anonymous No.8247718]

>>8247691
Waste hours & labor on something that will look like shit, or buy it for probably under $5 and have it look great. Hmm, TOUGH DECISION! Enjoy your shitty handmade crap.

[Anonymous No.8247720]

>>8247709
Ooft that too.

Tut Tut Miss Peachie

[Anonymous No.8247722]

>>8246930
Anyone know where I can get this bed set? I am moving and can finally do whatever I want with my bedroom, and this is so adorable

[Anonymous No.8247731]

>>8247722
>http://www.amazon.com/DIAIDI-Textile-Princess-Bedding-Elegant/dp/B00D85GW9C

>http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Free-shipping-via-Fedex-Pink-lace-Korean-princess-bedding-set-3-4pcs-for-girls-twin-full/1936129134.html

few places

[Anonymous No.8247991]

>expected room thread
>ppl yakking about some girl

siiighhhh. It's ok, I'll see myself out, sage and hide the thread.

[Anonymous No.8248124]

>>8247663
Wow cause cute things automatically means fetish. I do agree with the tacky element of the paper cutouts. But seriously stop assuming people are age players when they have cute things.

[Anonymous No.8248133]

>>8248124
Now back to the actual thread

[Anonymous No.8248136]

>>8248133

[Anonymous No.8248455]

>>8246910
Did Peachie gain weight or is it just my imagination?

[Anonymous No.8248524]

>>8247348
Sorry we call popsicles lollies over here in the UK.

Yeah, I meant thick popsicle sticks.

[Anonymous No.8248527]

>>8247991
To be fair, the thread DOES start with mentioning Peachie's room thread and it does ask what we think.
Did you even fucking read OP's post?

[Anonymous No.8248542]

I just brought a four poster bed and I am sanding it back and staining it first but I want to get some of those floaty curtain things for it, would I best be getting them in light pink to match the painted walls? Also has anyone brought any that can vouch for the quality, I've seen some on ebay but they all look a bit ehh.

[Anonymous No.8248544]

Not the biggest fan of Taylor Richards, but her apartment is pretty cyoot.
https://youtu.be/IjxnoLyyl3A

[Anonymous No.8248557]

>>8246910
peachie is ugly as fuck in sweet and i want to rip her fucking pigtails off, they make her look like an autistic child.

[Anonymous No.8248586]

Peachie thread maybe? I see there's a lot of things about her that I would like to discuss too

[Anonymous No.8248614]

>>8248586
>Peachie thread maybe?

Yes, pls.

[Anonymous No.8248629]

>>8246910
looks like shit

[Anonymous No.8248649]

always wanted to fuck a chick who's living in one of these rooms, no pedo

[Anonymous No.8248697]

>>8248544
Urgh, I wanna punch this weeby, dacooter sucking wannabe, but you're right, this is cute and I like the simplicity of it.

Just proves that you can have a cute yet clutter free room.

[Anonymous No.8248893]

>>8246910
Holy shit, I like Peachie but one and a half fucking hours? 20 minutes would have been long, Jesus.

>tfw I like looking at room layouts and getting an overview of how people store shit, but I have no interest in any of her five billion cutesy collectibles

[Anonymous No.8248897]

>>8246992
Wow, she looks a lot better in that posed shot than she actually did in the video. I still like her in sweet though.

[Anonymous No.8248900]

>>8246919
I tried to make my dorm kawaii. Go for simple and uncluttered with a few cute things you really love.

[Anonymous No.8248910]

>>8248900
that's really cute, I like it

[Anonymous No.8248912]

>>8246940
>What sucks about being a weeb and involved in lolita is that I want a shabby chic living space, but I also like stupid and sometimes useless kawaii shit, and sometimes they aesthetically clash.
This so much. I ended up selling off my figurines and getting rid of my manga in pursuit of a goth room (there's actually quite a lot of un-goth stuff in there, but it's hidden away, but there's no point having figurines if you hide them). I was surprised how little I regretted it once it was gone.

>>8246999
I actually really don't like that coord.

>>8247709
Argh now I've noticed it it bothers the shit out of me.

>>8248133
Maybe I just live in a super dusty house but I feel like this looks cute but would be impracitcal as fuck in reality. Top shelf bags are gonna get covered in dust and it's hard to reach up there to clean, dresses are all also exposed to light and dust.

[Anonymous No.8248917]

>>8248900
That's super cute anon!
I have to ask, where did you get those strawberry sheets?

[Anonymous No.8248918]

>>8248900
I really like the photos, especially the bed. props on not having a bunch of clutter too

[Anonymous No.8248923]

>>8248917
pretty sure I saw that duvet cover at Ikea.

[Anonymous No.8248927]

>>8248912
>Maybe I just live in a super dusty house
You and me both. I have a big Setter who drags in all sorts of debris from outside, I have to keep my clothes locked in a separate closet and take any house slippers off before going in.
It's so exhausting and I have to dust every day.

[Anonymous No.8248928]

>>8248917
>>8248910
>>8248918
Thank you guys! I bought the sheets from garnet hill. They are on sale right now actually! Here's the link: http://www.garnethill.com/morgan-26-milo-reversible-comforter-and-sham/306932?&defattribvalue=main

[Anonymous No.8248929]

>>8248900
Not as impressed as the other anons seem to be, but it might be personal bias (I dislike Rilakkuma, hate having shit on the bed, and don't much see the point in having shelves if they're empty. But on that last point, since that shelving unit probably came with the dorm, it's better to have a few things on it than have it either totally empty or stuffed with junk.

I suggest getting a kawaii reusable water bottle.

[Anonymous No.8248935]

>>8248927
I actually have no pets, but I live with four other people and about 5000 books (many secondhand) in a house that is small by American standards (although it's on the lower end of average over here). I'm starting to blame the books - since I got rid of/moved most of the ones in my room, it's noticeably less dusty.

Seriously though, I have a shoe rack like that because if you leave shoes in enclosed spaces they can get damp, but I have to dust the shoes on it every week or so because they get covered in a fine layer of dust.

[Anonymous No.8248954]

>>8246989
I hope she gets rid of a lot of this shit. I guess it makes her happy but I can't stand clutter and I don't get collection hobbies unless they're super well-organised. I mean, even buying second-hand and on eBay, and assuming some of it was bought for her or bought years ago, she must have sunk hundreds and hundreds of pounds into shitty kids toys, which are a pain in the ass to sell because they only go for a small amount each.

>>8246998
>It makes me laugh how she once said "I'll never leave bodyline and replicas to buy brand."
I don't actually think she's ever said that, and I've been watching her for a long time. As far as I remember she just said she never thought she'd be able to afford brand, and that Bodyline was good quality, not that Bodyline was superior to AP and she'd never leave it.

>>8246998
>Wouldn't surprise me if she's in the process of selling off her replicas.
She's been posting in LSE selling her worse-quality Bodyline pieces. It's kind of depressing how people jump all over fug Bodyline pieces (as in, not that all Bodyline pieces are good, but that she doesn't seem to be selling the nicer ones) from her straight away. The one I saw was that one that isn't Fruits Parlor but has a similar ugly stripe thing going on (l136?), in the colourway that's fucking impossible to coord with modern lolita because instead of pastel pink and blue it's like, intense dark-ish pink and blue. It got bought straight away.

[Anonymous No.8248964]

>>8248954
*not that all Bodyline pieces are fug

[Anonymous No.8248974]

>>8248935
>in a house that is small by American standards
Could be that then. I'm a filthy Europoor in a wee gaff that I share with one other person and a dog, I suppose they tend to get cluttered easier.
>if you leave shoes in enclosed spaces they can get damp
Hmmm... Doesn't happen to me, though we have floor heating so that may be why.

[Anonymous No.8248977]

>>8248974
I've never experienced it either but I've always read online that it's bad to store shoes in shoeboxes for that reason. It might be advice that's more applicable somewhere humid, like summertime Japan or Florida, but I avoid it just to be safe.

[Anonymous No.8248992]

>>8248954
>I hope she gets rid of a lot of this shit. I guess it makes her happy but I can't stand clutter and I don't get collection hobbies unless they're super well-organised.
>it's her room, not yours

So much sand wow are we at the beach

[Anonymous No.8249006]

>>8248992
I like peachie but man, there's a level where you're bordering on hoarder. I wouldn't have been so sandy if she hadn't thought it deserved a fucking hour and a half long video.

[Anonymous No.8249015]

>>8249006
>you did not need to watch the "fucking hour and a half long" video, it wasn't made specifically for you
>what she owns is not your business and you do not have the right to dub someone as borderline hoarder

At least have something valid to complain about, you must be shitting pearls if this gets you in such a tizzy.

[Anonymous No.8249016]

>>8248974
>wee gaff
I'm assuming you're Irish. Ireland doesn't have to worry about humidity, just the dust if you live in the sticks and burn turf all day. That shit gets everywhere within a day. Your shoes will be alright anon.

>>8248935
>>8248927
I usually keep my window open during the day and it freshens the room and keeps the dust down but I guess it depends where you live, if its dusty outside your room it will no doubt make things worse.

[Anonymous No.8249025]

>>8249016
I keep mine open too, and I don't live somewhere dusty, but it doesn't make a difference. Makes the room smell cleaner and fresher but does nothing for dust levels.

[Anonymous No.8249030]

>>8249016
I live right next to a children's playground which is all sand and the little devils kick it up all the time. My balcony's also very dusty for the same reason.

[Anonymous No.8249033]

>>8249015
>not thinking making an hour and a half long video for a tour of a small flat is in any way egotistical or ridiculous
I didn't watch it anyway, I skimmed it for the bits I was interested in. It's still weird - like I'm sure she has fans diehard enough to watch all of it, but you shouldn't encourage people who are that obsessed with your life by posting stuff like that.

[Anonymous No.8249034]

I've been wanting to make my room nicer but i'm torn between weeby anime shit and uguu kawaii shit...wat do, anons?

[Anonymous No.8249050]

>>8249034
uguu kawaii with slight touches of weeby anime.

[Anonymous No.8249053]

>>8249034
Depending on your exact tastes in uguu kawaii (if it's Sanrio characters it's not gonna look any better), kawaii will probably be less embarrassing down the line. Then again, kawaii decor requires attention to furniture, bedcovers, wallpaper, etc whereas the typical weeb room can be transformed into a normal room once you remove the figurines, posters, manga and body pillows.

[Anonymous No.8249057]

>>8249053
>implying she'll ever regret covering her room in anime or sanrio characters

[Anonymous No.8249058]

>>8249034
Go with kawaii. There are more ways you can do it and still be respectable. I have a bias against weeb dens though. Something about a room full of anime posters and figurines makes me want to turn away in shame.

[Anonymous No.8249137]

>>8249033
>but you shouldn't encourage people who are that obsessed with your life by posting stuff like that.

Oh my god do you really think that's all it's doing? Dear, I think you need a break from the internet. She made a long, in dept house tour, that's all. She even said at the end she made it so in depth because she is moving and wants to remember her place. There are many perfectly sane people who enjoy tour videos and will enjoy it because of what it is. Stop trying to read between the lines of a sketchbook and mind your own business. You can simply not like it and stop acting like a twat.

[Anonymous No.8249330]

>>8248912
Coord aside, her hair looks better and so does her make-up. If she could do that with sweet, it'd look miles better. Yet she doesn't. She goes for make-up designed for girls with small eyes and toddler hair-do's.

[Anonymous No.8249334]

>>8248954
>I don't actually think she's ever said that
She says that, or something along the lines to that in either her Q&A video or her dream dress video. I'm 89% sure.

[Anonymous No.8249357]

>>8249334
I remember her saying something like that on her blog before she even bought brand.

[Anonymous No.8249417]

>>8249034
Im in the same boat anon I have so much weed trash, I don't really by keychains and wall scrolls but I'm a complete figure fag and have abunch of plushies.

Also gundams aren't very kawaii but it'd be more embarrassing to move them to move them anywhere else

[Anonymous No.8249426]

>>8249417
>420 loli
Weeb trash*
Goddamn mobile

[Anonymous No.8249432]

I don't know if you guys like her. But Alexa Poletti's room is really nice https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Rx83JUF1RoI

[Anonymous No.8249441]

>>8249034
Same boat anon, I have so much weeb trash, not walls scrolls or anything but I'm a huge mech and anime figure fag.

>gundams ain't kawaii

[Anonymous No.8249457]

Any recommendations for places that sell cute simple shelving? Preferably ones that can hold a bit. Amazon has some nice pieces but most seem to be particle board and that doesn't really hold up

[Anonymous No.8249458]

>>8249034
>be jotaku
>have room full of sexy-cute anime figs and uguu mascot shit
feelsgoodman.png
btw, jotaku is a term for a girl otaku weeb shit who's not a fujoshi, but instead likes anime chicks.

[Anonymous No.8249638]

>>8249458

[Anonymous No.8249650]

[Anonymous No.8249675]

>>8249034
Just do what you want.
I'm glad nobody comes into my room so I can decorate it with posters and figures of half-naked lolis, but I also make sure to make it look nice with good furniture and not be messy and stuff. People like to act all high and mighty when it comes to weebsht but tbh, if that's what you wanna do, feel free to do so. It's your own living space.

[Anonymous No.8249700]

>>8249650
holy shit, where is this from, anon?

[Anonymous No.8249705]

>>8249650
Haha what the fuck is this

[Anonymous No.8249708]

>>8249650
What the fuck did I just watch?

[Anonymous No.8249713]

>>8249700
>>8249705
>>8249708
It's Rou Rou on YouTube. He makes final fantasy 14 videos. Lalafells can be terrifying.

[Anonymous No.8249806]

>>8249650
this is amazing wow

[Anonymous No.8249921]

>>8246910
- Why would a delivery person see inside Peachie's room?
- I like her rose curtains.
- I love Pinkie Cooper, but the commentary about her was... odd.

And... I can't keep watching this--too long.

[Anonymous No.8249937]

>>8249650
>visiting cgl.webm
this is 100% accurate

[Anonymous No.8249976]

>>8249921

I would assume a delivery person would see if she was getting something really heavy delivered. Or maybe if someone came to install an appliance or set up a piece of furniture.

[Anonymous No.8249977]

You guys are scrubs for not watching the whole thing

[Anonymous No.8249997]

>>8249700
Final Fantasy 14

[Anonymous No.8250016]

>>8248542
Maybe make your own curtains? They're pretty simple to make if you can sew at all, or even if you have a friend who sews. Then you can test the quality of the materials before buying.

[Anonymous No.8251216]

Just kicked my husband out of the house and getting started on divorce proceedings.
It fucking sucks, gulls.
Anyhow, I need to start fresh.

I'd like to re-do my house in kind of a mori/shabby chic style, going for more of a forest cottage look.
I like white, but I really can't/don't want to do mostly white in my home, since I have a small kiddo, a dog, and a puke-y cat.
It's my dream to have some cream/off-white carpets, though.

Pic related is my shitty inspo collage.

[Anonymous No.8251223]

Also contributing some lolita-inspired decor.
Not all housing stuff, per-say, but it's pretty cool and I think fits with the theme.
Hope that's okay?

[Anonymous No.8251225]

>>8249650
>>8249705
>>8249708
>>8249806
>>8249937

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6n-Pjx0ATs

[Anonymous No.8251229]

[Anonymous No.8251234]

[Anonymous No.8251265]

>tfw want to stay in the Q-pot room so bad
Would it be practical to have a heavily food/sweets themed bedroom IRL though?

[Anonymous No.8251436]

>>8249921
When supermarkets deliver to your house they bring the food inside if there's a lot. It also probably helps her save energy

[Anonymous No.8251591]

Post more pictures please

[Anonymous No.8251857]

>>8249675
i just meant because the aesthetics are a bit clashing, kinda like how >>8249441
said

[Anonymous No.8252063]

Room-related feel, posting here because r9k have shitted up the feels thread.

>tfw half of me wants my things to be historical, cute and generally lolita-appropriate
>the other half is utilitarian as fuck
>guy actually commented to me in class today that he was surprised that I ate my bento lunch out of plain clear plastic stackable Tupperware containers and didn't bother making the food cute shapes when my clothes are so frilly
>looked around my room and realised this contradiction is everywhere
>don't like stuff that's hard to wash, dust or take care of so have a ton of plain stuff
>storage is mostly open (like, shelves not drawers) or just as utilitarian so all my modern shit is exposed and clashes with the rest of the decor

Looking for advice on how to hide it without resorting to dust traps like draping cloths everywhere, since I tried that when I had a dorm room and it was a pain in the ass to keep clean.

I'm starting with replacing all the plastic storage boxes under my bed with Cath Kidston-style floral ones. It's hard to find ones that are big enough though - most seem to be the size of a large shoebox and are made of cardboard, which is no good for keeping toiletries or kitchen utensils/supplies in (I keep them in my room not the bathroom or kitchen because otherwise my housemates use them and some of it is expensive to). Thinking of covering some of the old Bodyline shoeboxes I use for lolita stuff in wrapping paper or something so I don't have to spend a lot of money on new boxes.

I wonder if maybe I should get a separate jewelery box or tree? I don't have much jewelery though, so I think the current system of storing it in smaller boxes inside the boxes holding similar accessories works. Also wondering about getting a hat stand, because a lot of my ridiculous amount of boxes is attempts to store proper hats without squishing them, but I don't know where to find a cute one. I should get hooks for parasols and coats too, but they're easy to buy.

[Anonymous No.8252084]

>>8252063
tl;dr how do I hide the ugly shit in my room for cheap without draping cloths everywhere (long term I'd like to buy cabinet furniture and, y'know, be able to keep my kitchen stuff in the kitchen but that's not possible for uni).

Also holy shit do I have a lot of boxes. Just counted and for lolita alone I have nine different Bodyline shoeboxes at the moment for lolita alone (hair accessories, waist ties + bag straps, detachable bows + brooches + necklaces, wristcuffs + bracelets + rings, lolita tights, lolita socks, woolly hats + berets, other winter gear, non-curly wigs), plus five hatboxes, plus large storage boxes for cutlery/crockery, utensils/pans, some food and bathroom stuff. I also have to find space for twelve lolita bags, ten pairs of lolita shoes, and seven pairs of boots. I guess I'm at least lucky that my regular wardrobe fits in the wardrobe provided and there's space for a clothing rail for lolita.

[Anonymous No.8252254]

>>8251216
Bottom middle is nice. You could use the green with brown as the main 'highlight' of the room, and have the walls and carpet neutral. Depending on how bright the room is, you could use the grey bottom right pic, but be wary about decorating tiny, dark rooms with dark colours because they'll look like a torture dungeon.

Whatever you end up going with, the most important part of mori is to use natural textures and shapes. Stay away from glass and metal, and use simplistic furniture where you can - The bedframe in the middle top picture completely dwarfs the room and is a bit ostentatious, whereas the furniture in the middle right picture is cosy and brings the room together.

[Anonymous No.8252271]

>>8251265
Sure. Food-themed cushions and fabric prints are pretty popular, and you can use bright, fruity colours to tie the room together. The foody wallpaper might be harder to come across, but you could consider stencilling onto plain wallpaper if you're completely dedicated to the theme.

Consider using plain neutral wallpaper and adding food-themed wall art. You can buy it very cheaply, or even have a go at painting it yourself!

[Anonymous No.8252384]

>>8251265
Speaking of food themed bedrooms, if any of you have ever dreamed of sleeping on a giant waffle, here's your chance.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/Bfiberandcraft

[Anonymous No.8252387]

>>8252384
Whoopsie, meant to link to the actual item itself.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/88067133/waffle-and-syrup-sheets-w-optional-fruit

[Anonymous No.8252587]

>>8247702
>I sew, sculpt, paint BJDs, and used to do beadwork. Time spent one place can be better used somewhere else. It's impractical to expect to make everything yourself. It's cool if you want to, but don't call others lazy and idiots because they don't.

post your dolls anon!

[Anonymous No.8252740]

>>8251265
Here's a strawberry-themed room I threw together. I know the ikea cushion is raspberries, but there's more theme-appropriate cushion covers out there I'm sure.

Please also ignore the lame subtitle, I was just having fun, haha.

[Anonymous No.8252763]

>>8246992
She is so pretty in this picture! I don't know why so many girls who wear sweet wear it even though it doesn't work for them. She should really switch to classic, I always felt sweet makes her look older.

[Anonymous No.8252771]

>>8252271
Thanks for the ideas! I'm currently an apartment-hopping student, so I'll probably save the more permanent touches until I have a more permanent residence. I'm definitely gonna look into food themed cushions and see if I can find decor that isn't garish.

>>8252384
Oh my god anon, thank you so, so much!!

>>8252740
This is great inspiration! Saved. I like the idea of the ruffled duvet cover. It kind of simualtes cream!

[Anonymous No.8252784]

>>8252771
Haha, cream is what I was going for! Glad you like it :)

[Anonymous No.8253888]

>>8246910
I am getting an autistic vibe from her.

[Anonymous No.8253891]

>>8248900
this is exactly how I want to decorate! very cute.

[Anonymous No.8253918]

>>8253888
She creeps me out, her room is embarrassing for someone of her age. She is also slowly looking older and might want to start toning it down and go for more mature sweet styles.

I wonder if she is a ageplayer or just someone who has issues and can't accept getting older.

[Anonymous No.8254042]

>>8253918
I wonder if she does it because it helps her cope illnesses (she has Myalgic Encephalomylitis and Joint Hypermobility Syndrome, they give her pain joint pain and chronic exhaustion).Maybe having all the that extreme decor makes her feel better since she is limited in going out and doing things that normal people can do. I also think that's why she acts so bubbly and hyper, so she won't sink into despair over her illnesses. She mentioned on her tumblr that she was depressed about it when she was first diagnosed with it.

[Anonymous No.8254435]

>>8254042
i think you might be right. i dont have ME or JHS (i have EDS and a plethora of unrelated mental health issues) but i still don't leave the house more than 2 times a week, and honestly, surrounding myself in what i love helps keep me sane.

its why i struggle to agree when anons point out how lacklustre her hair is, or how bad her eye bags are that day, because that can happen with these types of illnesses. and other people with chronic illnesses have lots of things matching their decor like pillows and blankets and stuffed toys. it's comforting.

i dont want to sound pretentious but i think its hard to understand chronic illness if you havent dealt with it firsthand or had a close relative who is affected.

>sorry for the blog post

[Anonymous No.8254442]

>>8254435

[Anonymous No.8254460]

>>8253918
It's not a room that I would like, but I wouldn't assume that there is something mentally wrong with her for it. She also said that she wants to move on to a more mature interior once she moves. I also think >>8254042 is onto something.

[Anonymous No.8254461]

I'm unpacking (just moved into a new house) and I need a desk chair...my fiance modified a black on by reupholstering it with purple glittery fabric an d a matching bow...but it's temporary.

Any suggestions?
The room is pink x white, with minimal furniture. (It's designated to be my office/crafting/frill room).

[Anonymous No.8254504]

>>8254435
I have JHS.

I understand where you are coming from about chronic illness. Its hard to get it until you "get" it. My classmates wonder why I'm registered as a disabled student who can't sit handwritten exams when I am able to hold a pen and sign my name on an attendance sheet without any problems. Until you sit through the chronic pain following an exam with JHS you can't even imagine it. I'll not even start on all the other minor tasks which can be a total pain.

Personally, I think Peachie is a bit mad with all those toys and things lying around simply because they must catch so much dust and cleaning with JHS is such a pain. I barely manage to hoover and mop the house every 2-3 days so I couldn't cope with all that dusting too. I think she should get a glass cabinet to keep her trinkets in and to keep them dust free, but thats just me being a little pedantic. Honestly, I see where you are both (anon and Peachie) coming from. I had a dark room during the worst parts of my illness until I managed to get a little bit of control over the pain, once I had the money to buy new furniture my parents helped me paint and redecorate and a bright airy-princess room lifts my mood.