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Can we have an interior design thread?

What does your current home look like?
What would your ideal home look like?

>> No.15801824
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Posting more inspiration.

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>> No.15801827

>>15801822
This room lacks curtains

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>> No.15801840

>>15801827
Does every room really need curtains?

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>> No.15801881
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Are picture ledges fa?
picture related, it's picture ledges from ikea

>> No.15801908

>>15801881
They absolutely can be.

>> No.15801936

I'd take the fucked up plywood walls of >>15801825 over >>15801824 any day.

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>> No.15802054

>>15801862
This is similar to my room.

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>>15801822
lol nice chairs. not a fan of the pk ottoman

>> No.15802185

>>15801862
>>15802054
>>15802121
How do you make it that your room looks like full of random stuff but still aesthetic

>> No.15802382
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Old apartment

>> No.15802973
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Last apartment

>> No.15803036

>>15802382
jesus how the fuck do you even move around

>> No.15803110

>>15802973
Disgusting.

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>> No.15803263 [DELETED] 

>>15801840
if you live there and it's not just a photoshoot for a website, yes, every room with large outward facing windows in a densely built urban area does need curtains

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What do you think about lofts and cieling cubby holes and that type of thing? Every burger home I've been in has giant vaulted ceilings that seem like a massive waste of space. 12 foot ceilings seem really unnecessary, cut them down to 8 and have a warm place to lie down in and read a book in overhead.

>> No.15803303

>>15803299
They seem fine while you're young, but as you get older, you find that having to climb around your house like it's a jungle gym just isn't practical.

>> No.15803426

>>15801936
Lucky for you that could be a cheaper option. Although the material of >>15801825 doesn't look like plywood.

>>15802185
It takes experimentation to figure out what works for you. Figure out a hierarchy to each room. Figure out which pieces of furniture take up the most space, for example, and then orient the rest of your stuff to accommodate those pieces. Organize "clutter" to sectors where it's more allowed, allowing other parts of the room to remain relatively bare. In those areas of clutter, try to make it so that you don't have to move one thing in order to access the other. Decorate your space with a variety of material types, but make sure that all your stuff is high quality. Use storage furniture to hide the necessary but ugly things you have in your home (I for instance hate having to see my dumb, plastic modem/router, so I'd ideally have them tucked away from view)

>>15803299
I love homes that have cozy spaces to basically nest. Vaulted ceilings are generally just a show of wealth and too tacky, so I'm all about utilizing the space you have as long as it doesn't make the place feel too cramped.

>> No.15803721

Easily compactable but high quality furniture?

>> No.15803724 [DELETED] 

>>15803303
t. never exercises

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>>15801970
> putting plants on top of books
I like the greenery and the huge bookshelf independently, but they could probably be layered a little better.
+dark wood dresser, comfy ottoman
-rugs-on-rugs, overly functional table chair

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Guys I need some advice on what I should put in front of my window for seating. The wall is pretty narrow and I would need some space to the left and right (wardrobe left and moving in and out of the kitchen to the right).

All in all I could fit at most a couch with a width of 120-130cm or buy 2 nice Eames dining style chairs.

I also want to put a wall mounted folding table on the right side for when my girlfriend comes over for dinner.

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>>15803811
Thinking of buying this one from Ikea, it is perfect width wise and pretty comfy but I'm thinking if 2 dining style chairs and a small side table wouldnt be better.

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>>15803815
Or 2 DAW style chairs which would make more sense space wise

>> No.15803842

>>15803815
I like "two chairs and a side table" idea, with the table in the middle, but would opt for something more "lounge-y" than table chairs. It would mirror the three-paneled window, and with that mirror on the left-hand wall it would will out that horizontal space of the wall instead of being anchored by one larger piece. If you aren't able to find a non-dining chair, then the IKEA piece you mentioned would be a good option too. In that case I'd probably add a large lamp to the left corner and a small table to the right with either a plant or some colorful knick-knack (since the room itself is very white, color would balance it out).

>> No.15803887

>>15803811
buy a sette and an end table

>> No.15803899

>>15803887
putting stuff in front of radiator looks bad, get a real dining table

>> No.15803909

>>15803887
>>15803811
https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/seating/sofas/jens-risom-sofa-built-storage-table/id-f_15726421/?_gl=1*1whygx1*_ga*Z19JTUNCSmJwNXlXWEdELXFGMVhZSWFaQUNMeG1xR2VaYVFCWGg1MnYteFk5RTBJZm5YOVZNNm9VSW9HR3JEdA....

>> No.15803972

>>15801908
Thanks, I will try my best to make it looks good

>> No.15804099

can i get some reccos for rug makers? i really like 80s memphis and art deco inspired stuff. looking to invest in some nice pieces for living room, bedroom, and bonus room.

e.g.
https://pieceshome.com/collections/all/rugs

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>> No.15804939

>>15802121
What are the chairs?

>> No.15805160

>>15804939
black lounge chairs are pk22
red webbed chairs are risom side chairs

>> No.15805311

>>15801862
I will always find this room to be decorated bliss

>> No.15805781

>>15805160
Thanks man

>> No.15806209

I stained and installed a backing in a picture frame and now I have leftover stain, a tube of glue that may or may not dry up, a lot of free time, and a mad lust to increase my powers

Anybody have some cool side tablespo to post? I'm looking for simple wooden shapes that look neat and that I have a snowball's chance in hell of attempting with hand tools.

>> No.15806816

>>15804915
I bet there is some coke somewhere there.

>> No.15806838

>>15802121
Hang those paintings, it'll tie the room together

>> No.15806845
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>What does your current home look like?
Like crap.
>What would your ideal home look like?
Pic related design applied to every room.

>> No.15807984

>>15806209
I've also recently gotten into woodwork. Do something real simple with standard off the shelf lumber to start. Eventually you will develop a style and skills and push further

>> No.15808996

bump

>> No.15809013

>>15802973
I feel like I've seen that rug in a children's hospital

>> No.15809247

>>15802121
id on the couch, lamp, and rug plz

>> No.15809262

I got my first apartment recently. It's pretty sparsely furnished. Is there anything you guys think is a must have in a new apartment?

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>Have a modern apartment with lots of greys, blacks, wood, light, and red as an accent
>Rented a bigger apartment that is slightly older than used brown as its base color (think cream walls, oak wood, dark brown granite sort)
>Looking at buying a leather sectional
>They're easily 3k in burgerland
>Plan was to use lots of earth tones, wood, plants

Advice on not getting ripped off buying couches?

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>>15809262
So, the secret of interior design is that good fundamentals will carry you 80% of the way. If you have good natural light and sensible flooring, you can get away with a lot.

What exactly are you missing?

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>>15809386
>animal skin rugs

>> No.15809431

>>15809247
dwr reid sofa, pablo tube top, no clue about the rug

>> No.15809629

>>15809415
Leather couches are literally dead cows.

>> No.15809934

>>15809362
buy something heavy and expensive--think about spending as much as possible on a sofa/couch/sectional
cheap ones are usually ugly, almost always uncomfortable shortly after your purchase if not immediately and they also don't last long

imo anyway and i'm old, i speak from experience

>> No.15810041

>>15802382
Miring the view. Where was that, anon?

>> No.15810132

>>15809629
leather couches are shit

>> No.15810164

Can anyone recommend a cheap as shit sofa? budget is 500

>> No.15810180

>>15810164
That’s not much money, hope you can drive to an ikea

>> No.15810199

>>15801881
seems very "live love laugh" soccer mom core to me. But I guess it depends heavily on what kind of pictures you plan to put up there

>> No.15810364

>>15810180
don't buy ikea new. it's worth nothing used. i've gotten my last half dozen ikea couches for free if i moved them. they were 500-1000 dollars new. it's worth it to just hire a moving company for 50-100 bucks to move it. they're always the extra mancave/basement couch and like new or very lightly used. they're pine and sweatshop upholstery with a few screws. don't pay for that garbage

>> No.15810377

>>15810164
save up another 500, look on craigslist and FB marketplace for something nice

>> No.15811026

Can we start making /interior/ generals a regular thing? Really enjoy these threads.

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>>15810041
Northern indiana lol, I just got lucky with the contrast between the snow and blue lighting outside and the comfy lighting I had in my place

>> No.15811431

>>15811026
hell ya. sometimes i come to /fa/ just to look for an interior thread

>> No.15811437

>>15802382
Being serious here, how the fuck do you clean the dust on something so cluttered?

>> No.15811468

>>15809386
What are the fundamentals of interior design? I have a decent floor and a lot of natural light. It's on the ground floor of a big apartment complex. Currently all I want to add is a big bookshelf for my books and records as well as lots of plants I can put around the place.

>> No.15811609

>>15802973
Anon, is that a fucking Wegner chair?

>> No.15811747

>>15811026
really no point, /fa/ is notoriously poor, and furniture costs much more than clothes.
>>15811609
its called a papa bear, and i guarantee its a <$1000 repro
>>15811468
good lines of sight

>> No.15811911

>>15810199
Haha I won't put any inspirational quotes on there bakka

>> No.15811939

>>15801825
for some reason, that stripped wall look makes everything look more airy, open. I can't explain it.

>> No.15812017

>>15811939
>I can't explain it.
because it doesn't
it's the way the picture shows the room beyond the main room
that's where your more airy, open impression is coming from

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apologies for the glare. I designed these, printed, and framed them in one of my spare rooms which I use for a study.

My place is a 1930s Australian weatherboard place. Really nice after doing some renovations earlier this year.

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>>15812247
Living room

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took a pic of my room before i packed my things up. what do you think friends :)

>> No.15812329

>>15812253
really nice floors and windows

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>>15812316
sorry to double post but i should have upped the brightness my dudes

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>rented apartment, moving next week
>Built in the 80s
>Kitchen/living room has dark red tile floor

How do I make it look decent?

>> No.15812336

>>15812253
Is there a name for this type of floorboards? kind of rustic I like it

>> No.15812410

>>15812329
thank you

>>15812336
The floors are cypress pine. Pretty common for this type of house in Australia. They’re pretty cool but I would prefer a more understated look.

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This is my place live rn at this moment at this hour

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>>15812872

>> No.15812902

>>15812873
love how the movie and book does such a good job at making every aspect of batemans life seem like a mask to cover up for his lack of passion for anything.

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>> No.15812974

>>15812909
based

>> No.15813038

>>15803299
>imagne taking a girl back to your cuck hole above the door

>> No.15813040
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anybody has any ideas for a walk-in closet? I have a good sized spareroom, and want my clothes nicely exposed but don't want it to look like the standard pic related.

>> No.15813053

any tips to make a white wall/black wooden floor combo look cozy? Im moving into a newly build apartment but I am afraid its going to look really "Deano-core", but I don't want to spend the money to change all the flooring.

>> No.15813106

>>15812253
looks really nice, anon!

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>>15812335
With the floors it’s nearly impossible

>>15812316
Get a frame for the poster

>>15803838
If you’re gonna get these, make sure to get the chrome legs. The timber cigar leg models are so overdone. The sofa you posted looks cool too. I dig that.

>>15803786
Same easy chair.

>>15802973
That carpet is gross. Not much you can do there but you tried.

>>15802121
Dig this

>>15801881
Not sure if they are but wall units definitely are. By wall units I mean Vitsoe or their various clones.

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During the day

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>>15813172
Neon Nightmare at night.

A real human bean.

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>>15813177
Without the wide lens

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>>15813180
I'm lucky to have enough light to grow pretty much anything.

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>>15813186
I bought this one specifically for the huge window feature.

>> No.15813246

>>15813125
Shut up faggot

>> No.15813248

>>15813186
Your parents have horrible taste

>> No.15813261

>>15813172
show your tank, are they angelfish?

>> No.15813423

>>15813172
throw that hideous tiger painting out and get a new rug that doesn't look like it was purchased by a 32 yr old pc gamer

>> No.15813424

>>15813186
this looks p good. the table being wood kinda throws the vibe off. maybe if u kept the plate-mats off when ur not using them it would look better

>> No.15813753

>>15813248
this lol.
>>15813189
>>15813186
>>15813172
all the pics you posted scream "I have no interest in interior design"

>> No.15813780

>>15813753
>all the pics you posted scream "I have no interest in interior design"
gatekeeping kek

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ideal apartment

>> No.15814070

>>15813780
and thats a good thing

>> No.15814136

>>15813786
This looks really cool and all but for the love of fuck, someone please sweep that floor!

>> No.15814153

>>15801862
I don’t understand how anyone could think throwing a mattress on the floor and throwing some plants and books around it is good “interior design” or desirable in any way.

>> No.15814187

>>15812335
rugs

>> No.15814286

>>15813753
>>15814153
ok lads show us how it's done then

>> No.15814386

>>15801970
Am I the only one who finds large amounts of books larper-tier? You wouldn't have someone walk into your home like pic related and think that your guest is going to have the impression that you're well read, but instead hoard books that you will never read.

>> No.15814622

>>15814286
already posted my interior
>>15814386
the books aren't there to make an impression lol, its out of convenience

>> No.15814628

>>15814386
Depends on the person. My roommate is a writer and knowing that, it doesn't surprise me that he has a lot of books and I expect he's read most of them. I read a lot and have a lot of books but haven't read all of them. People gift me books or I pick something up on a whim and then it just goes onto the list of 'to read when I'm done with the five other books I'm reading'. I also think it's pretty easy to tell when someone's bookshelf is a larp either based on how it's arranged or what books they have.

>> No.15814705

>>15813248
I own it, I picked everything there....And i'm 28

>>15813261
Yes, I love my angels. I had to downsize from a 6ft so I only have the two

>>15813423
His name is dondylion and I like him. The rug is functional because I have two tiny pomeranians who shed.

>>15813424
We went for a farmhouse aesthetic, with the tops unpainted. You've got a strong point about the placemats.

>>15813753
I'd love more constructive criticism. Half the point of posting is having some analysis take place...Rather than just shit on everything and swing your proverbial dick around.

>> No.15815265

>>15814622
still didn't link it. reply with which one is your interior so I can see what peak design and taste looks like faggot

>> No.15815380

>>15815265
first one ITT

>> No.15815484

>>15814705
some cc..
everything you own looks cheap and bland. wouldn't be surprised if you said the place came pre-furnished with items in your pictures.
the sectional has potential if it was reupholstered

>> No.15815573

>>15811026
huh? interior threads have been here for years

>> No.15815584

>>15815380
so you're taste is shit ok got it

>> No.15815788

>>15815584
lol feel free to share yours, or stay seething

>> No.15815843

>>15815484
Agreed, it has the vibe of an apartment bought and furnished to be rented out as an AirBnB. Lifeless, with robust, cheaply replaceable furniture.

>> No.15815855

>>15815788
I wasn't the one who critisized others, pretending to have superior taste and underdelivered

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>>15813053
Contrasting color of your liking.
Rug, solid bright or more subdued color or simple pattern.
Sofa, bright color or grey/earthy color and bright pillows.

Or some wooden furniture.

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I want to buy my first real leather jacket. I see that pretty much all of them are either lambskin or sheepskin. Which is the best? What should I look for in a real jacket?

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>>15814705
>farmhouse aesthetic
Nothing else is. It's a modern sterile apartment.
Get the shit off the wall and put up some nice fitting painting or framed photography's.
Corner is to busy. Put a nice dresser with or without shelves.

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>> No.15816602

>>15816463
>>15816451
ligne roset sectional? either way i still hate it

>> No.15816845

>>15814386
Easy way to avoid that -- read the books you buy. I keep basically all the books I read because I like rereading them

>> No.15816848

>>15801822
home currently looks like a mess, i have computer parts everywhere, have an intel i9 processor sitting on a prusa box, and a literal USPS metal crate filled with out going packages

>> No.15816853

>>15816451
>>15816463
that fucking sucks. I disagree with everything they did

>> No.15816856

>>15816451
>>15816463

why do people in 2020 obsess over laminate flooring?

i know it gives the ikea vibe but it literally is trash IE "post consumer materials" aka landfill compressed with a sticker ontop to make it look like wood.

there are multiple options for the low income, be it engineered flooring (cuts not good enough to make it into OSB), even epoxy/resin based strited bamboo blends

or even like lumber liquidators that sell seconds real wood, cut around the knots and shit

>> No.15816858

>>15816856
that and every house with laminate flooring has that factory smell

and it off gasses constantly to get that factory smell

smells like ikea furniture

>> No.15816861

>>15814386
i only keep hard copies of the books i've personally written or been involved wih or have a personal relationship wih the person who wrote.

IE the professors i've had, i retain books from and people in online communities, like i still have a book from cody wilson signed

>> No.15817232

>>15801822
My rent was mostly in brown wood and beige when I moved in. Now I completed with a lot of black furniture and grey textiles and some white accent and stainless steel.

>> No.15817473

>>15813177
>>15813180
How do you get room-wide neon lights anon? Do you use LED strips?

>> No.15817551

>>15816856
>why do people in 2020 obsess over laminate flooring?
because it's affordable, scratch proof, waterproof, and really easy to install. i have an income property, so it's one less thing tenants can potentially fuck up.

>> No.15817561

>>15816856
>>15817551
also, thank you for bringing up a topic based on material/finish. these threads are almost always dominated by poorfags that think "interior design" means where they put there second hand ikea furniture, leaving their clutter on the floor and filling it in with plants to look "artsy." it'd be nice to actually discuss renovations and actual design.

>> No.15817578

>>15816853
Could be more interesting, but OK inspiration on how you can transform a shitty space to something much nicer.

>> No.15817589

>>15814628
This. I find the assumption that someone with books is showing them off to be an odd conclusion. Only Russians do that.

>> No.15817590
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>>15802185
High room height, expensive flooring and lots of natural light. After that you can decor as lazy and poorly as that guy does and it will look fine since the room will make up for anything.

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>>15817561
These textile flooring is common in offices and very easy to change if the get too dirty.

>> No.15817775
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15817775

Ideal home

>> No.15817779
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>>15817590
>dead twigs in a vase
>water in vase for the dead twigs
>mfw

>> No.15818653

yo where can i get a nice quality blanket. I like microfleece waffle knit.

>> No.15819791
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>> No.15820351

>>15811939
looks like shit

>> No.15820438

>>15802121
>>15802029
>>15803292
>>15804915
>>15809386
>>15816463
the only posts itt that are not shit
>>15812253
nice for europe

>> No.15820570

How can I find effay (gay) pictures to put on my walls?

>> No.15820633

>>15801822
that's horrible from a funcional and an aestetic point of view

>> No.15820635

>>15802121
experienced any back pains lately?

>> No.15820641

>>15820438
what does "nice for europe" mean? are you trying to insult european taste?

>> No.15820648

>>15820641
what i mean by that is spaces in europe i've been in are most often older, so the home owner is somewhat limited in what they can do with the space. it's hard to preserve the integrity of the space and maximize its potential. conversely most places in the US or canada are relatively new builds. there's also not much history or any reason to be conscious of preservation, so you can justify additions, knocking out walls, replacing old finishes etc.

>> No.15820880
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>>15819791
please tell me this is a rendered image and no one actually lives like this
>>15820635
nope

>> No.15820906

>>15820880
it's from a scene in maniac the show with jonah hill

>> No.15820928

>>15820906
danke. the little counter top frustrates me

>> No.15820975

>>15820928
yeah seems inconvenient. they made great use of the limited space even if it does seem very clinical and dull

>> No.15821369

>>15801827
look closesly, it has drop-down stores that you deploy with the little string

>> No.15821499

>>15820438
Idiot i state in my post that I’m in Australia, not Europe.

>> No.15821508

>>15801862
Don't do this btw. Your mattress will easily get moldy if it cant breathe.

>> No.15821512

>>15821499
Product of NA schools dw

>> No.15821521

>>15801832
>>15801862
>>15803292
>>15803299
>>15809362
>>15809386
>>15813786
>>15817775
Comfy AF

>> No.15821843

>>15802973
haha you got the aviator end table. how do you like it?

>> No.15821852

>>15803299
>>15803426
high ceilings are one of the most important facets of a living space and unless you live in the Arctic you generally want a higher ceiling.

>> No.15821864

>>15803815
I like the couch idea better than 2 chairs

>> No.15822186

Any /fa/ calendars?

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>>15822186
seconding this question

>> No.15822251

>>15812247
What keyboard?
Can you post a pic of it, please?

>> No.15822279
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15822279

Just moved into a new place, anons. I have some of my old furniture, got rid of most and am looking to upgrade. However I havent the first clue about interior design.

>> No.15822280

>>15822279
Should have specified: i am looking for design suggestions, budget suggestions (i.e. spend on a good dining table but get a cheap couch), where to start with learning how to design my living space

>> No.15822307

>>15822280
Don't cheap out on anything, and even more importantly, don't rush into buying furniture just to fill the space. Luckily since everyone is quarantined, you won't have guests to entertain for a while. Look for deals on craigslist, FB marketplace, and estate sales. Sofas are expensive, don't cheap out on a shitty one
dont make you apartment look like >>15813172

>> No.15822311

>>15822307
What's wrong with that one? No personality?

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>> No.15822912

>>15822279
congrats anon. is it a studio apartment?

>> No.15822913

>>15822458
tinker toys?
erector set?
what does this remind me of?

>> No.15822979

>>15822912
Thank you! It's a 1 bedroom, so for the living area i'm looking for couch, coffee table, area rug, TV stand, and whatever other accent furniture is appropriate.

>> No.15822981

>>15822186
>>15822244
bump

>> No.15823016

>>15806845
is this a screencap from blade runner 2049?

>> No.15823201

>>15812253
Source on chair?

>> No.15823281

>>15822979
Hard to give specific advice without a sense of your style preferences. Looks like you enjoy modern though - I see glass, stainless steel, black furniture

How much room is on the wall facing your glass door? Might be good to put the TV against that wall rather than on the leftmost visible wall in the pic you shared.

You're probably already doing this, but the alcove on the right looks like a nice place for your desk/workspace.

>> No.15824875

>>15822186
>>15822244
>>15822981
bump

>> No.15825230

>>15813040
why

>> No.15825232

>>15813186
what are the degrees and certificates?

>> No.15825245

>>15801824
these wallpapers are absolutely disgusting
>>15820648
so youre saying americans have better interior design ? lmfao the cope is real

>> No.15825265

>>15813186
only americans frame certificates

>> No.15825284
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>> No.15825306

>>15813040
Keep it simple; just have 2-3 bars circling the wall to hang things off of, plus a table/cabinet running down the middle

Use metal and tile, wood sparingly

>> No.15825359

>>15812872
what's your job

>> No.15825451

>>15823016
Wallace Corp HQ is peak design. When my evil corporation becomes global power as well I'll make a similar building.

>> No.15825454

>>15823016
That image I think is a recreation in Unity rather a screencap.

>> No.15825482

>>15819791
>>15825284
Have you considered buying a new flat tv? These vintage ones might look nice but flat TVs take less space and have much better picture quality

>> No.15825503
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15825503

>>15823201
Hans Wegner Easy Chair

>> No.15825570

>>15822279
>>15822280
First of all, congrats! To get a sense of the space, move around your current furniture at least 3 times over the coming weeks, to get a feel for what layouts are possible.

Don't cheap out on furniture you're going to be sitting on. A cheap table will still be fine to work with, at least for the time being. A cheap couch won't be fun to sit on, and a chair that hurts after sitting on it for a couple of hours won't be used much. If you're anything like the average person, you'll spend quite some time on a couch, so this is something you can splurge on.

It's hard to give specific advice on what to do, it's always a very fine balance between not having too much stuff (you don't want to make it feel stuffed) and not having enough stuff (you don't want to have only the essentials, there has to be room for the individual.)

Oh and add plants! There's nothing worse than seeing people live on their own without plants. At least 2-3.

>> No.15825645

>>15825570
copypasta cringe kek

>> No.15825715

>>15825645
not the previous poster, even so, it is solid advice nonetheless

>> No.15825770

>>15803303
might give you incentive to remain active so you don't lose the ability to get up their

>> No.15826149

>>15825770
You will get weaker nonetheless. It's also retarded because if you have a broken arm/leg, you're essentially locked out of bedroom.
And what makes you think I wanna hoop and jump and climb to my bed while coming home tired or drunk?

>> No.15826210

>>15825284
TAKE THE OH TO THE CRAB NIPPLE OH'D HEY!

>> No.15826430

>>15822186
I think the calendar in this picture >>15819791 looks quite /fa/

>> No.15826433

>>15812247
How do you like the elephant? Can you recommend it?

>> No.15826665
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>>15825284
S O V L
O
V
L

>> No.15826668

>>15812909
This is honestly the ideal. Anything more than this is really just a luxury.

>> No.15826733

>>15825451
Not if I do it first fag

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Let's fucking go.

>> No.15827204

>>15825503
soulles repro from the looks of it

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>>15801822

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>>15812335
you can prob get away with a mediterranean kinda deal if you go with neutral earth tones. Unironically take inspo from escobar's home in season 1 of narcos

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>> No.15827637
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>> No.15827902

>>15827204
Nooooo you can't just buy a reproduced desgnerino chair and save hundreds of moneys

>> No.15828359
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15828359

>>15827299
Thanks! I was thinking of countering the dark tile with white furniture/carpets

>> No.15828376

>>15803721
Some of Ikea stuff is good, just make sure you inspect what you're buying in person at the store and don't order blindly.
Not many places do flat packed DIY furniture besides them it's kind of their captive market

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>>15806209
If you haven't got a lot of tools your best bet for a fun side table is using weird legs. Legs are generally easier to make interesting and it'll make a really simple round, square or triangular table top seem nice. I made one with tripod legs like pic related at the start of 2020, but I just put 3 carriage bolts through them instead of cutting out that precise shape.

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>>15806209
>>15828411
Another idea is reusing old materials. I recently demolished an old rotting caravan and brought it to the garbage dump but I've kept the supports to use as table legs.

>> No.15828500

>>15828439
what a hideous table it will be

>> No.15828929

>>15803721
I bought a loveseat from Campaign. They're basically IKEA-style but with steel frames. The frames are usually the thing that goes first on couches for me so I didn't want to keep picking up used couches every couple years.

Pretty good quality so far, arms could be a little more padded but I use cushions anyway. Fabric is synthetic (polyester I think), but feels nice.

I got it on sale for about $800. Definitely good enough for that price (about the cost of an IKEA leather loveseat), getting a little more of a question at full price of $1,100.

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>>15828411
Hmmm, I like the idea but I feel like interesting legs require more skill than I have to make. If I could salvage some materials to use them that'd be a good option.

I'm currently planning on making a very skinny C-shape out of dimensional wood. I really only need enough space for a mug and maybe a phone, plus it'd be neat if I could easily move it between my couch and my chair.

Thinking about something like this, but shorter from back to front with more of a square top-view. And made of wood.

>> No.15828985

>>15828951
you should put a steel bracket anyway

>> No.15829180

>>15827902
they're not the same, propotions/materials etc all different

had a family friend buy an eames replica for 800 euros and it was trashed within two years

just get the original you'll only have to buy it once

>> No.15829418

>>15802121
/fa and a TV and computers lol, get rid of the video games and tv shit.

>> No.15829421

>>15802973
I swear to god I have been in this apartment before. It was my college friend's.

>> No.15829437

>>15829421
>friend’s
Stop lying

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15829572

>>15828376
>>15828929
I get it. For now, though, maybe I'll be cheeky and do something like this while telling people that sitting on the floor is good for them.

>> No.15830237

>>15827902
>hundreds
lol have you even looked at the difference in designer vs repro? you're missing an extra 0 there. also, redditspeak isn't funny

>> No.15830267

>>15801824
a bit colorless but the wallpaper is great

>> No.15830278

>>15820648
>additions,
rarely
>knocking out walls
never
>replacing old finishes etc
only when irreparably broken

>> No.15830282

>>15827635
beautiful
>>15827637
ruined

>> No.15830295 [DELETED] 

>>15817473
Lifx Gu10's, about $500 worth

>> No.15830300 [DELETED] 

>>15825232
Just degrees, my two and my girlfriends two.

>> No.15830306

>>15825265
my bad, I'll keep the degrees that paid for that apartment in a box?

>> No.15830360

>>15830306
Yes?

>> No.15830525

>>15826149
Never lived with a loft but have stayed at vacation rentals with them before. Can confirm drunken getting to bed is really annoying.

Lofts like that are cool to have when you have kids or nieces/nephews that will use them.

>> No.15830565
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15830565

my living room

>> No.15830569
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15830569

my bedroom

>> No.15830710

>>15830565
No heat in your apartment?

>> No.15830723
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15830723

what not to do

>> No.15830733

>>15830723
The idea of willingly having tile floors outside of wet areas is just baffling to me.

>> No.15830737

>>15830565
>>15830569
holy chromatic aberration batman
what lens are you using?

>> No.15830739

>>15830733
That's probably a kitchen + dining room, maybe an island in between that table and the oven/sink etc.

>> No.15830744

>>15830739
Yeah, but I still wouldn't want tile in the dining room (area). It just doesn't seem to fit the space.

>> No.15830762
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>>15830744
make kitchen floors un-tiled again

>> No.15830767
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>>15830762
bring back walls and doors

>> No.15830824

>>15830733
>>15830762
Is it important that kitchens are tiled, as to make cleaning them easier

>> No.15830834

>>15830767
reminds me of my old bathroom in san diego's north park neighborhood.
tile countertops collect dirt in the grout.
My tile was pink!.
That green and yellow is equally awful.

>> No.15830860

>>15830767
wtf are those walls and windows ? they look like they are made out of cardboard

>> No.15830861

>>15813795
Good film.

>> No.15830868

>>15830860
A lot of the homes in California were built of cardboard because the temperature extremes are moderate.

>> No.15831329

>>15830737
iphone camera wide angle lmao. doesnt help that its dark either.

>> No.15831945
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anyone know where i can find a desk similar to an eiermann (pic related) without spending a bunch of money on imports on top of an already expensive desk?

>> No.15832916

bump

>> No.15833006
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Here's mine
>>15819791
Depressingly comfy

>> No.15833169

>>15801825
Japandi design remains an unrefined meme with unfulfilled potential

>> No.15833185
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15833185

Wish I had the money for some Rick Owens furniture

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>>15833185

>> No.15833226
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>>15833186

>> No.15833310

>>15833186
>>15833226
Not bad but you would need a giant house for these

>> No.15833369

>>15833006
Why would you put these plush anime on literally every shelf space

>> No.15833421

>>15833369
Why not

>> No.15833884

>>15825245
>so youre saying americans have better interior design ? lmfao the cope is real
that's literally not even close to what i said. i didn't know autists were this fragile

>> No.15835418

>>15813786
That's going to be cold as fuck in the winter.

>> No.15835735

>>15835418
aka based and varying-with-the-seasons-pilled

>> No.15836024

>>15820648
>>15825245
>some dude compliments europeans in an indirect way by saying their buildings last longer
>someone still gets butthurt
lmao the absolute state of europoors

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rate my gay ass room

>> No.15836261

>>15836252
tidy up, it's horrible

>> No.15836279

>>15836252

Usually womens bedrooms are more tidy than this.

>> No.15836280

>>15836252
I give it one gay out of ass

>> No.15836286

>>15836252
I rate it fine out of okay

the bed kinda-but-not-quite against the wall is driving me to drink, and you're riding the fine line of too-deliberately-bohemian-to-stand, but I think it's generally okay

Don't like how small and numerous the rugs are tho

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>>15836252
fair comments all, my dining room then

>> No.15836323

>>15836302
If you're gonna have a bunch of small framed pieces on a wall they should be more staggered. Yours are too close to being in line with each other and it looks weird.

>> No.15836350

>>15836302
show us whatever room you're standing in in this picture, looks sick

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15836477

>>15836323
generally agree, i have that style on practically every other wall though
>>15836350
it is, i'm in a cold climate though and this room is uninsulated, maybe a former outdoor porch? so it's mostly just for junk

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>> No.15836691

>>15831945
What is that yellow pillar?

>> No.15836728

>>15829572
Quit being a cheapskate and just buy real furniture

>> No.15836806

>>15836691
Looks like a whimsical and versatile coat rack. It's really awkwardly placed in this photo though and dominates the room. I think they just wanted it in the photo to add a pop of color and compliment the spindliness of the table legs.

>> No.15837042

>>15836507
No GEP gun or flamethrower?

>> No.15838170

>>15812316
that history of christianity is going to fall down and smash someone's face in one night

>> No.15838180

>>15836691
some abstract coathanger thing, but if you put a pothos plant in the middle of it and grew it upwards it would be extremely /fa/

>> No.15838201

>>15833185
absurdly overpriced pretentious crap, you could literally pay a handyman to construct something like that for you for a couple hundred bucks at most

there's a lot of freedom for cool shit if you take that route
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vai8xV6jD60

as far as art goes, look into a local print company that does promotional posters and canvases etc. you can literally get them to print any design you want for next to nothing and put it in a frame

>> No.15838208

>>15836302
Can I get a source for that holbein cat?

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Rate my apartment

>> No.15838291

>>15838201
>you could literally pay a handyman to construct something like that for you for a couple hundred bucks at most

Wanna know how I know you've never ever in your life paid a carpenter to build anything out of solid wood? Especially at that size?

>> No.15838319

>>15838291
this lol. materials alone would put you at a few hundred

>> No.15838381

>>15827224
wait wtf, is this from inland empire?

>> No.15838411

>>15838247
Minimalism/10
Get a bed frame

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15839175

I'm thinking of putting pic related on the living room wall in my otherwise all white apartment. Should I go for it? My gf says this type of art would only induce seizures

>> No.15839234

>>15831945
Couldn't you ask your uncle to weld some steel tubes together like that and put a black wooden board on it

>> No.15839253

>>15839175
kinda depends if it has a meaning for you or not, hard to say on a purely aesthetic level

>> No.15839286

>>15837042
bare hands run

>> No.15839409

>>15830733
Pinterest, HGTV, and real estate appraisers demand it.

>> No.15839440

>>15828359
Area rugs can work wonders to change the overall vibe of a room. You could really tone down that terra cotta overdose with a big area rug.

>> No.15839893
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Is this better?
1/2

I have the choice between black and white for both

>> No.15839896
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>>15839893
2/2

>> No.15840011

>>15816050
I prefer kangaroo

>> No.15840038

>>15839175
That’s wild do it cuck it why not fuck being normal

>> No.15840170

>no pee jar

>> No.15840175
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Is my gay ass male cat on my gay ass wooden floor /fa/ for my appartment in the favelas?

>> No.15840177

>>15840175
/fa/velas* sorryl

>> No.15840848

>>15839896
I like the black better, but it depends on how it fits with your other interior

>> No.15840999

>>15838201
this motherfucker replied to rick owens furniture with an ikea hack video jesus christ

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>> No.15841602
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>Need to buy a new sofa
>budget is between 2-4k
>want a leather brown sofa that will age well
>There are a shit ton of companies making sofas that look halfway decent

Jesus fucking christ, it's overwhelming. The worst part is that the "best" sofas tend to have no reviews I trust and thus they're best because of ignorance. I'm looking right now at one by Allform, for example, and it's
>Made in the US
>Decent materials
>Lifetime warranty on non-upholstery
>100 day free returns
>modular
But no one seems to have any opinion on them except they ship slightly late. It's not like Joybird where people threaten their children on twitter, or Article where people cast doubts on longevity, or Poly and Bark where they charge you 30% to return if it's not packed well.

>> No.15841605

>>15840175
>Avoiding eye contact
>passed the fuck out in the morning
>floor is deteriorating
Pretty effay.

>> No.15841652

Are sofas really that much better than futons? I mean, the futon can be a sofa and a bed.

>> No.15841685

>>15812335
lots of rugs, lots of plants

>> No.15841727

>>15841652
futons are for college dorms

>> No.15841782

>>15840848
I'm going for a white and black themed room. I currently have a white desk with black legs, and black computer, so I think the black one will be perfect.

Thanks.

>> No.15841815

>>15841782
eww sounds awful

>> No.15841867

>>15809386
No offense but having to look around a smokestack constantly to speak with someone across the room would drive me insane

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>>15841815
hehehheheh

>> No.15841894

>>15839893
>>15839896
Black. White looks like something taken from the "Is it soi?" designers' apartment if they were poor

>> No.15842002

>>15841894
they both look like lame eames group executive chair knock offs

>> No.15842163

>>15838247
>thought it was a tv or a monitor from thumbnail
>actually microwave

Hm...

>> No.15842166

>>15819791
Rei with a plant.

>> No.15842334

>>15842002
They are.

I can't afford the real thing

>> No.15842374

What are some /fa/ poster frames?

All the same, or different per art?

>> No.15842517

https://discord.com/invite/22PJccu

>> No.15842918

>>15842517
cringe

>> No.15843647

>>15801822
angel is based

>> No.15843652

>>15801822
feral is based