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10065587 No.10065587 [Reply] [Original]

Can we talk interior design and decoration here or is that more /diy/ territory?

>> No.10065594
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Interior design is more /fa/'s forte.

>> No.10065604
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>>10065594
Neat

How do you guys feel about concave couch pits?

>> No.10065622

>>10065604
They look cool and all but what's the point!? They also make it harder for you to change the purpose of the room and cost a fuck ton for seating that's just a meter lower down.

>> No.10065638
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>> No.10065642

>>10065622
change level
it creates an another room without walls

>> No.10065649
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>>10065622
Yeah, I prefer normal couch positioning

I feel like while it looks cool it's very impractical for when you need new furniture or want to move stuff around.

>>10065638
I like the idea of 3d printed furniture for the sake of frugality but the way it looks would be hard to tie into a traditional livingspace.

>> No.10065655

>>10065622
>>10065649

Agreed. Those things are also easy for people to fall into, collect dust and dirt, and limit your options in terms of interior decorating. They are a great idea in theory that falls apart in practice.

>> No.10065663

>>10065587
I wouldn't be opposed to daily interior design generals tbh

>> No.10065688
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>>10065663
>tfw there will never be an /id/ board
>tfw no "lighting generals" and "daily painting threads"
>tfw no carpetposters constantly trolling hardwoodfags
>tfw you will never have a board dedicated to shitposting about couches, lamps, and refrigerators

>> No.10065690

>>10065604
looks comfy as fuck.

>> No.10065698

>>10065688
Kek

>> No.10065709
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Ceiling power rankings

God tier
>Coffered

Good tier
>Traditional
>Cove

Meh tier
>Barrel vault
>Groin vault

Oh shit nigger what the fuck are you doing tier
>Popcorn

>> No.10065734

>>10065709
>livingroom2.jpg

Design is way too busy. 3/10

Way too many conflicting patterns, all that striped clashing with three different floral patterns

The loveseat across from the couch really stops up the walkability of the room as well. There are already tons of seats in the room. Is one in the middle of the walkway really necessary?

Those oak floors look great. Why would they cover them up with huge rugs? Maybe have one at the very most underneath the couch or by the reading area.

As for the coffee table and end tables, why even have them if you're just gonna stack clutter on them? I see tons of empty space on the book shelves yet there are stacks of books and magazines and nowhere to put your coffee. There are also lamps and/or candles on every single surface. Those windows are huge, you don't need that many light sources.

Speaking of book shelves, why do you need more than one or two? All of them look to only have anywhere from a fourth of the space to three quarters of the space actually filled with books. The rest is just nicknacks and clutter. You could probably fit all the books in that room on two shelves. Four is way too many.

>> No.10065744

>>10065688
10/10 would post on

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>>10065688
I also want this so much

>> No.10065992

Bump. I recently moved to a new apartment and now I need some interior decoration.

What are some things that don't cost too much, but make your room more /fa/?

25/male/single if that matters.

>> No.10066140

>>10065867
That's beautiful. What city is that in?

>> No.10066319
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>>10065992
Repurposed stuff can give your livingspace a really traditional yet modern vibe that would be appropriate for a young adult pad

You should look into pallet coffee tables

They're cheap, and even cheaper if you make them yourself.

As far as furniture goes, get whatever works with your wall and floor colors. Staying neutral is the best way to go. Don't go for anything with floral or vibrant patterns. Keep it smooth and simple.

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>>10065688
I would love for this to be a thing but now that joot is gone idk who to email about it

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>>10065688
Can our fictional board also feature yardscaping and patio stuff?

Your house should be effay on the outside, too.

>> No.10066369

Where can I find decent art to put around my apartment that is not going to be thousands of dollars

I have a black leather couch against an eggshell white wall and my hardwood floor is a darker color and I have nothing on the walls because I can't find anything decent. Ideas?

>> No.10066379

>>10066369
eBay

Also you can't go wrong with large maps. You can get huge classroom maps for pretty cheap on amazon. Works best in traditional decor tho.

>> No.10066395

>>10065867

Wow, that's cool. Bitches would love to orgy in a pad like that

>> No.10066396

>>10066379
Its more modern in this case

>> No.10066400

>>10066396

then get a new fucking house, cuck, because you fucked up

fucking loser cucks, jfc

>> No.10066408

>>10066400
Brb, killing myself

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>>10066396
Just find some minimalistic impressionist art that works with the color scheme of the room

It's actually not even that hard to create your own

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Which will it be, /id/?

Leather or fabric?

>> No.10066710

>>10066477
>leather
cold in the winter. sweaty in the summer.

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what do you guys think of pipe clothing racks

>> No.10066754

>>10066750

Fun for a bit, but such a pain in the long run. I switched out of heavy full pipe racks a little under two years ago and I'm so happy I did. Big brass cut pipes suspended galvanized steel. Still the pipe look, but with easier care and much less hassle. I am talking about it in terms of retail interiors, though, so it's a different perspective.

>> No.10066759

>>10066754
what kind of a hassle was it?

>> No.10066769

>>10066759

Moving them around was always a pain and adding more pieces to make it secure only made them heavier and even more hassle to move. Also, the shape itself means that your rack has a wider stance than actual space available and you have to account for the large footprint required to make it stable.

I get the appeal and for the right person's home or the right store, it can make a lot of sense. I just came to realize that it wasn't for me.

>> No.10066870

>>10065992
Depends on what style you're going for.

>> No.10066877

>>10066319
Don't do this unless you're a quadrillion percent sure it hasn't been treated with a nasty anti-rot chemical or pesticide.

>> No.10066885

>>10066750
I've been wanting to do that DIY for a bit now.

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bump

>> No.10068782

>>10065688
We need this.

>> No.10068879

>>10065688
>>10068782
How can we make this happen ?