/frig/ - /fa/ rooms and interior design general

[Anonymous No.11119878]

Dumping my collections slowly. Please feel free to join, post sources or tips.

[Anonymous No.11119895]

Found this here: http://minimalissimo.com/

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[Anonymous No.11119901]

Someone else posted this before:

>Always buy all white duvets, pillowcases, sheets instead of ones with garish print. They won't clash with the furniture and will actually make the room look more open. Look at all the "comfy" rooms in this thread ... what do you notice they have in common? Fucking white bedclothes

>Make sure there's plenty of light, whether it be natural or otherwise. If you buy lamps, make sure they're higher (like a stand lamp) rather than lower (desk/bedtable lamp) and buy color-corrected, "natural light" bulbs instead of those disgusting yellow ones. Brushed aluminum or white powdercoated lamps like the ones you can get at Ikea for literally $10 don't clash with furniture. Actually really important because you have to spend so much time in your room, and proper lighting (and PROPER LIGHTBULBS) can actually help prevent clinical depression

>Put some plants in there. Plants make every room look and feel better. Succulents and snake plants are really easy to take care of.

>Don't leave your fucking lotions and books lying out all over. Keep your room tidy because it already looks so dingy because it's a fucking dorm.

>Cover the floor with cheap stuff like a bamboo mat or woven carpet. Don't use shag carpets, they'll just get disgusting, and again you have to choose stuff in a neutral tone.

>Hanging pictures on the wall makes it feel less like a cell but don't just tape up ugly movie posters. Look online for DIY ways to hang posters (like using those clamps clotheshangers) and then choose simple ones like black-and-white or low-contrast photos. Again, doesn't clash and also makes the room feel more homey/comfy.

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>>11119909
nice one! Dieter Rams?

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I also like this website: http://unhappyhipsters.com/

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[Anonymous No.11119939]

I like this thread

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>>11119939
you're welcome

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>>11119912
w2c speakers like that

but on the CHEAPish (sub 500) end

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>>11119895
Nice site, thanks.

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>>11120356
$500 on the fucking nose.

http://www.amazon.com/Klipsch-RF-52-Cherry-Floorstanding-Speaker/dp/B0041OD9FE

The whole line goes up in price from there, but they're pretty close to what's in that pic.

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>>11119915
Ho. Ly. Shit. That wall pattern is amazing.

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>>11120669
With just a little skill you could probably do something similar to that wall molding.

[Anonymous No.11120819]

>plants in the bedroom
Not very feng shui desu

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>>11120819
Why not

[Anonymous No.11121008]

I really want one of these chairs, but I don't know if I'll ever justify spending the money on one.

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[Anonymous No.11121040]

Have some De Sede.

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[Anonymous No.11121094]

Art deco anyone?

[Anonymous No.11121150]

Nice thread. We went with blue walls in our little shack. Gotta work with that now.

[Anonymous No.11121199]

>>11120098
instantly though of super mario bros from the color scheme.

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>>11121051
>>11121046
>anon what's that topographical map art piece in your living room, it's really cool
>n-no you sit on it

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>>11121094
FLW isn't really art deco.

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>>11119909
>having a shit chair just b/c it's minimal

Senpai that shit ain't comfy

[Anonymous No.11121359]

>>11120975
They are living things and have too much energy. The bedroom is supposed to be a quiet and tranquil place

[Anonymous No.11121724]

>>11121359
I find plants calming, so to hell with that logic.

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>>11120669
my dad has A LOT of these moulds to make these patterns. he had to import these from turkey because we couldn't find them here
I think they are made out of plaster

[OP No.11121939]

vitsoe.com

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>>11121724
Well it's your room so do what you want

Some things I've read have said that it depends on the size of the plant, the size of your room, and the location of the plant in relation to your bed.

Feng shui unanimously seems to eschew having electronics in the bedroom and while I make it a point to have no TV in my bedroom I obviously still use my laptop there. Some guides seem to advocate having small plants (away from the bed) to counteract the electronics' energy, so there is that.

[Anonymous No.11122133]

So, I'm finally getting my own place that isn't a dorm.

This is the floor plan.

What do you guys think would be a decent setup? Only things I really need are a couch, a bed, and a desk somewhere.

[Anonymous No.11122140]

>>11121094
>FLLW
>Art Deco

baka

That's Prairie.

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>>11122133
Dumping some inspo in return for your help

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[Anonymous No.11122152]

OP Thank you so much. These threads are 90% of why I come to /fa/ and this is the first one I've seen in 4 days.

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>>11121211
lol

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>>11119878
Maybe not fa, but it seems cozy to me.

[Anonymous No.11122351]

guess i'll dump a few.

love these threads, dled an ebook for interior design but havent gotten the time to read it yet.

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>54 sec between posts
lolwut

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lit as fuck t b h f a m

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>>11122396
What show?

[Anonymous No.11122404]

*vapes*

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>>11122249
fedora core

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>>11122401
terrible

[Rudy Hood No.11124320]

>>11122152
Same. Are there other good places to get my living space fix?

[Connie Garrison No.11124428]

>>11122401
I just don't get the whole words/quotes as directions. I think it's weird

[Leah Navarro No.11124569]

>>11124320
Jap mags do interior issues sometimes. There was an anon posting some scans a little while back. And there are some Western mags that do alright, like Dwell, and others issue hardback books on interiors, like Monocle and Kinfolk. Scout tumblr, even pinterest, till you find something you like. Might take some digging though.

[Mike Silva No.11124584]

>>11122401
When I was house hunting last year, literally every other fucking house had something like that put up on purpose for staging. Most had those decals or stencils on the wall. Our agent and I were making fun of them, and she told me that she could put a clause in requiring the "wall quotes" specifically to be removed before we would move in.

[Frances Ortiz No.11124602]

>>11124569
most of those are pretty shit
>up the brightness to 9000
>slap on a fade filter
>add some catchy jap title
and voila, it looks good

like that shelf is so butt ugly there's no way it'd look good irl

[Malcolm Sandoval No.11124850]

>>11119901
that ginkgo is wilting.Its gonna die if it doesnt get some water soon :(

[Barry Dickson No.11125109]

>>11121008

tbqh pham my parents have had a counterfeit eames chair since before i was born and it's still in perfect condition and there's not really much of a difference. it's maybe an inch taller than a geinuine. from a quality standpoint, most replica furniture i've seen is fine, especially considering the price difference.

[Violet Valencia No.11125163]

>>11122403
Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. A CW show.

[Stacy Watkins No.11125220]

>>11119901
Good points but the lighting bullshit triggered me.
I actually bought new 3000K warm white 3W LED last year and that was one of the best thing I ever did to improve my house. Even 7W white cold bulb makes your room looks like a dirty hospital and it's too much fucking bright. Warm as the name says make the room warmer, the things look better, you relax and feel like your are in home.
Did this guy ever saw a comfy thread? The interiors always have low lighting levels and warm white in lampshades.

>avoid depression
Getting a life helps a lot more than changing the color of light bulbs.

[Adrienne Ayala No.11125242]

>>11122401

i like this, fuck you guys. this is catching hate because it isn't le minimal matress on the floor.

[Lourdes Lynch No.11125513]

>>11125220
yeah, my dad has this thing for really bright lightbulbs. Basically everytime you need to go to the bathroom at night you feel like a nuke had gone off

[Francisca Cantrell No.11126014]

>>11125242
Are you willing to understand other people's opinions or you will just say "fuck you guys I like it, you are just blind-hating it because it's different!"?

The quote is terrible for a few reasons.
But, to be honest, the only one that matters is that you don't say shit like that. If you are the boss and you have to say you are the boss, you aren't the boss.
What would you think of the quote:
"Critical thinking is just a collateral for those who have higher intellect." Childish and fedoracore. If you brag about having intellect/style and not even caring about critical thinking/fashion you are looking like a preteen poser who actually cares too much desu

Also the american flag is terrible as fuck

[Alan Parks No.11126092]

How does one work with a room of this size. My bed literally takes up ~70% of the space

[Anonymous No.11126153]

>>11122211
What are these kinds of beds called?

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>>11126153

It looks like it's just a futon sitting on top of a box spring with some legs.

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>>11126092
What I like to do in that situation is move the bed against the wall so that have more free space central to the room. Makes the place feel bigger.

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>>11126935
this. get the bed up against the wall so at least you aren't cramped walking around. i'd keep the desk facing the wall with the window though; better lighting and a nicer feeling when you work

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>>11122381
Where's the Fleshlight-collection?

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>>11122401
is that a supreme sticker on the sewing machine

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>>11127363
top kek

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>>11126092
Do something like this.

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>>11122396
looks so comfy
all it needs is art on the walls

cool room thread senpai

[Anonymous No.11127773]

>>11122133


Ha. No...... take out the left wall at the entry; move the counter so that it's in the corner by the window. (ie. flip it.) Then you have a nice central space that you can use for a nice simple long table for turkey day with a good sized open area. You can use a nice simple round table the rest of the year. (where the wall currently is.)

Flip the door around too so it'll open the other side.

Add a floor to wall cupboard/pantry in the other corner of the kitchen by where the stove currently is. Flip the stove and the "ref" location around and you've got yourself a lovely kitchen.

You can also opt to extending the entry into the living room a little bit; but that would be optional.

The bathroom... the bathroom. Don't really need to change; though you could. I would extend the "bathroom and line it up with the bath closet entry. Switch the bath closet to either a modern-style closet; or an old country-time style furnishing.

The extra space can be updated later for a full four piece; or simply shift things around a bit to make it more open.

Bedroom/living room... we'll leave the furnishings to somebody else. ^_^

[Anonymous No.11127815]

>>11120356
It's not hard to get decent floorstandings for cheap. Just look into decent branded ones on the 2nd hand market, there's tons of older people needing to get rid of them because they're too big for their new house etc.
>B&W, Wharfdale, Kef etc

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>>11126014

please kys you pretentious ass hat

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>>11122178
w2c that artwork

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>>11127907
the punpun store

[Anonymous No.11128194]

Is my room /fa/?

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>>11120669

most apartments in Montreal have molding like this

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>>11128194
+ CRT
- Everything else