/fa/ - Fashion

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Interior thread.

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alright all you vitra fans, hans wegner-heads, children of rich parents and furniture design geeks.
what is the ultimate designer couch to crash on?

so far i've slept on mies van der rohe's daybed/knoll barcelona daybed (whatever it's called), a ducaroy togo three seater and an eames es 106.

surprisingly the togo was the most comfy despite the ridges and the es 106 the absolute worst, i felt like a doctor was about to look at my teeth.

i'm in the market for a new sofa and want something that's as much a comfy place to crash as it is a beautiful piece of design "history". please give me your best inspo

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>>17170389
I'm probably a plebian compared to you but if I had the money I think I might look at some of the couches Herman Miller sells

>>17170346
Any tips for dark hardwood floors? I'll be moving in to a new place soon. I was thinking a light cream colored area rug would work well, or perhaps some pastel color. Maybe even mauve, but that could be too overpowering. Any thoughts?

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>>17170406
What styles do you enjoy? I like a traditional style with heavy furniture and saturated colors so my advice is no good if you like the monochrome Scandi look.

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>>17170389
I recently crashed on a friend's Bellini sofa that he got from his parents, it was the best sleep I've ever had outside of my own bed. But I might also just have been really wasted fwiw

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>>17170424
I find myself most attracted to interiors of the late 1980s and anything around that time period. Stuff I've seen in old Architectural Digest magazines. I definitely do not like the Scandinavian look.

Although I can't help but feel that maybe it's not worth it because I know I'll be moving soon again.

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[Anonymous No.17170535]

Where do you find a sofa that isnt a grotesque monstrosity at a reasonable price?

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>>17170346
your imagedump sucked lol
>>17170389
pk80 daybed

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>>17170537
Sorry about your shit taste.

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Please stop with the Imagedump, that shit is Pinterest Mom-tier levels of tasteless

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>>17170615
Feel free to share whatever sterile monochrome bullshit you like.

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>>17170365
It's interesting to see how people transform tatami rooms to more western ones while keeping much of the architectural features the same.

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>>17170914
I love tatami rooms, and blended east-west syles. I want a kotatsu for my living room some day.

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>>17171017
Indeed. I have two tatami rooms in my house (well, they're connected so it's essentially one large room), but I'm unsure as to how to style them. I have a kotatsu and a couple floor cushions already, but I want to keep furniture to a minimum so I can use the space to exercise or lay out a futon if need be.

[Anonymous No.17172454]

The problem with imagedumping is there is no discussion. This isn't the wallpaper board. The fact is, most of the dumped images are just nice but they don't really inspire any discussion. I certainly have nothing to say about them, I'd have to force myself to think of something to say about them.

[Anonymous No.17172464]

Favorite indoor plants? For me it's the Pothos. It grows quickly and I love the way it vines down if I place it up on a shelf. If it gets droopy it just needs some water and it goes back to normal.

I also like succulents because they're so low-maintenance but I find them harder to work in to the style of a room.

[Anonymous No.17172542]

Wwyd with a gigantic terrace but on three different levels? It's about 50sq meters no insight from neighbors

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>>17172542
Depending on how enclosed the space is and how bad/good a view you have you should:
Get an outdoor sofa and chairs, outdoor rug, coffee table to create a seating area to the right of the picture
Get a firepit or chimenea to the left of the picture
depending on budget get a cover/pergola like picrel and grow some climbing plants on the sides. You can also put an electric heater on the roof.
waterproof warm fairy lights all over the place and maybe a few candles or oil lamp

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>>17172464
Agree that potos is easy to take care of and look beautiful, just planted two more from cuttings this week.

Kind of a meme plant by now but my fav is the Monstera. It is very easy to take care of and it can get huge with good care and patience. It looks fresh and bright and it casts beautiful shadows. This plant came from a cutting with two leaves that i took in November 2020 and it's already 120cm tall

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>>17172464
A rubber tree is always nice for a big statement piece, and some of them have pretty color variation. For trailing plants you can't beat a string of hearts. They're easy to care for and grow like weeds, although they do like a lot of light. Sansevieria are good too, they come in lots of different shapes and sizes and will grow in a dark closet if that's all you've got.

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>>17170346
What do you think about see through refrigerators?

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>>17172572
Too busy and hippy. Get rid of the design patterns and hire a minimalist zen designer but keep the gondola structure

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>>17170614
Honestly looks like an old lady hoarder house

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>>17170523
Same! The nineties suburb is the look I miss. Also hate Scandinavian.

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>>17170439
This looks like my Vietnamese friends home. Way too much hoarding and clutter

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>>17172866
Personally I think it's ugly and messy looking. Unless you were to decide to curate every bit of food or packaging in there it would just be an eyesore.

>>17172891
Yes, although this is a bit too salmon colored for my taste.

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Genuine question for people whose beds are on the floor - why? What are the pros and cons?

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>>17172866
disgusting and a waste of energy. A better insulated fridge makes your items colder. Why would you want a big pane of glass?

>>17170365
I always enjoy the woodwork around the doorframes japan does that runs along the walls and I have thought about doing that in my next home but I am afraid it won't look as good.

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>>17173900
chest fridge is the most energy efficient design. is that what you prefer?

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>>17173911
I non-ironically like chest fridges. Particularly the older ones from the 60's, unfortunately they are kind of collectable and parts are difficult to get though.

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>>17173917
for me, it's a '20s icebox

[Anonymous No.17174087]

What's a good way to cover up an unused door? My bedroom has two doors into adjoining rooms that I want to block off, but I don't know what to do other than just putting bookcases in front of them.

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>>17172869
the photo was just an example of the cover - not the design of the space under it

[Anonymous No.17174426]

My apartment in Paris

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>>17170535
Side of the road

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>>17170609
Top notch

[Anonymous No.17174465]

I hate how common plain white walls are.

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>>17174465
The world is literally becoming less colorful :(
https://lab.sciencemuseum.org.uk/colour-shape-using-computer-vision-to-explore-the-science-museum-c4b4f1cbd72c

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>>17174465
>I hate how common plain white walls are.
You'd hate my house then. Even the roof is white. And I don't have anything hanging on my walls :^)

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>>17175168
High sheen epoxy white ceilings are good for making a room look larger. I'm pretty over the white-everything-lets-make-it-look-like-a-hospital but I give a pass to that.
pic related

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>>17170349
man, TVs are so damn ugly

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>>17172779
I'd love a rubber tree if I had the space for it

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>>17170346
what can i put on my walls to decorate my room

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>>17170523
>>17172891
Got y’all

[Anonymous No.17175697]

Let's play a game /fa/
This is an empty room, each anon has to add a furniture piece, try to make it look aesthetic.
Feel free to change how the walls, floor, ceiling and window look.
Be creative.

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>>17174465
I don't like a sterile white box full of Ikea furniture, but white or cream colored walls are great if you have a more cozy or traditional vibe. Especially if you use warmer light bulbs and not blinding stark white ones.

[Anonymous No.17175713]

>All these nice hardwood floors ITT
>All the apartments in my area have the same shitty off-white nursing home carpet
Its not fair.

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>>17174465
>plain white
The epitome of good taste.

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>>17170672
>Yertle the Turtle
Patrician taste

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>>17175713
Hardwood is beautiful but it can be a source of anxiety, especially if you've got pets or kids and youre always worried about it getting scratched or stained. Our floors are stained from previous owners and our dogs slide around on it and scratch it up so we mostly cover it up with rugs. We'll never have the time to sand it all down and refinish it, so I'm trying to convince myself that the "patina" is charming.

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>>17175415
tfw 1.7m gets me a shitty 2b/1b in the bay area

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>>17174426
Get some better art on the walls w/frames and coordinate your fabrics w/ a color/theme and you’ll have a cozy little spot

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>>17175948
Get a floor layer to do it. Takes a day or two.

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>>17170615
The theme is fine & fun if a bit basic bitch instagram/pinterest meme, but all of these examples are basically shit because the details are shit. All the wall art is uninteresting, meaningless crap. The furniture is absolute bottom tier ikea bullshit. The fabrics & rugs are haphazard and meme tier. The common theme of most of these rooms is to just overwhelm with cliches on the first impression but you quickly get bored because there’s nothing to actually look at and hold your interest. You should build a room around a standout piece of furniture ( you can get away with a basic ikea couch if you have a statement chair to counterpose) and coordinate fabrics & colors to hold more to a theme while still having individual details to get lost in. And get better art!

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>>17174426
yeah, only gripe is that the fabrics don't match. If you had that it would look far more cohesive.
Curtains/drapes, bedsheets, and tablecloth

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>>17172866
Open your fridge right now and look at it.
Ask yourself, "Do I want all of my guests to look at this?"

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>>17170990
>painted fireplace

May Allah strike the head off the shoulders of the white wench that came up with this idea

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>>17170437
Reminds me a lot of the apartment my parents rented when I was a little kid before they bought a house. Thanks for the little nostalgia burst, anon.

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>>17170348
imagine the smell

[Anonymous No.17176335]

Okay so where can I get some good prints for my walls. Not looking for some cringy Matisse poster or le minimalist graphic design

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>>17176335
art.com has prints of almost anything you can imagine. Etsy as well has a ton of vendors selling prints or general wall knick knacks. You can also find a ton of original artwork by nobodies on ebay. Dig around a little.

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>>17176227
Returning to my arrogant and heavy handed criticism, one thing I’m noticing as I look on a lot of these rooms are a real lack of cultural markers. I really have no idea of who lives there or where they’re located. Is it Berlin? Seoul? Seattle? There’s no indication of any particular geography, language, religion, ethnicity. Going back to the art, most of it is either some arbitrary abstract piece, or an equally arbitrary nature piece. I imagine it’s hung on the wall merely to take up space and add some color, but it doesn’t MEAN anything. It doesn’t point to who lives there or what they value. It’s devoid of history and place. This is unacceptable.

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>>17176001
I know. I live here as well.
If you really want to get mad it sold for only a mil in 2020.

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>>17175697
I'll start. I want cork in that weird wall feature

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Want this clock over my tv

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>>17170346
Budget but nice :) the room seems a bit warm so they shluld open a window or turn the air conditioning on.
>>17176329
Lol my thoughts exactly
>>17175226
Your supposed to put a screensaver on it for the aesthetic.

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I'm moving into my first apartment and I want to decorate it. I like boats and lighthouses and that sort of thing. Is there a name for that aesthetic?

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>>17176868
Coastal? Maritime? Nautical? Maybe New England or Cape Cod? Searching those terms +interior design should yield plenty of inspiration.

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>>17176848
Anybody have a source on that wallpaper?

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>>17176838
I am a slut for this Gucci crane wallpaper trend.

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>>17176737
Art is subjective anon. I wouldn't hang a picture in my house just because it ~means something~. I agree that bland prints of random shit are dumb, but the only thing that matters is that it means something to the person who chose it.

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>>17170376
Plants are usually a nice touch but this shit is too much

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>>17173333
Pros:
I like how it feels on my back
Can fold to get extra space
If using a traditional type of filling and not memory foam you can fix every lump
Don't need to buy a bedframe

Cons:
Don't get to stick things under the bed (a shelf kind of fixes this)
Fixing shit requires you to flip and shake it around every time, and it happens more easily than normal beds
The space you save is more for walking around, you can't just leave shit there
Other people find it weird and possibly a sign of poverty. You can avoid this by making your room kind of /fa/ but some chicks "still can't even"

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>>17177185
I like the floor bed vibe but my concerns are that getting up and down from the floor will be hard on my disintegrating knees and also that my bed will become a magnet for dust bunnies. Plus I think it just looks kind of sloppy unless you have some kind of neatly contained system like a Japanese futon. Just a mattress on the floor with a normal duvet looks messy to me.

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>>17176001
why the fuck are we still here

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>>17175948
isn't that still better than carpet? I have carpet and it looks like crap now although I like wall to wall carpeting when it's clean

I think I'd compromise with hardwood floors and a very large carpeted area rug.

>>17174426
it's very nice. Goes to show how important lighting is. I do think the white plasticky table and chairs looks a bit cheap.

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>>17177428
I was born here. And all my family is here.
IDK about you, if it’s for a job your better off just moving somewhere else. PPP is dogshit here.

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>>17177068
https://cole-and-son.com/products/nuvolette-2-roll-set?variant=40228150739130
I think it's this one. A lot of other cool wallpapers here too

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>>17170346
What kind of sapling is the one in the back?

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>>17173333
Because muh japan anime desu desu cartoons anime xDDD. Most of the time if it's not an actual Japanese household it looks silly having a matress just laying on the floor.

[Anonymous No.17177941]

Can anyone help out with searching for an 80s sleazy coke dealer interiors? I searched for it and came up with this photo from vice city. Can't find shit

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>>17177429
I'd never choose carpet over hardwood, just saying hardwood has its own issues. I like the look we have going with lots of rugs scattered around anyway.

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>>17177941
try movies from the time like scarface or miami vice or whatever

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>>17177265
I exercise a lot and don't have knee problems, can't tell you about that. As for the dust, it's not much worse than a platform. But I will say that if you use a carpeted floor and you don't vacuum somewhat frequently, you will notice.
You will want a japanese style futon that folds up and not a mattress so it looks like a deliberate choice and not being a poorfag.

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>>17175135
>I see a red door
>And I want it painted black
>No colors anymore
>I want them to turn black :(

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>>17170389
this might be the most based thing posted on this sight in years.

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>>17179466
Site

[Anonymous No.17179534]

I like shabby chic

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https://youtu.be/pZE0R157vK8

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dropping a few

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>>17174426
are you a maid?

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>>17170346
LMAO someone actually put pokeweed in a vase

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>>17170535
I need to find the origin of that pic. I fucked the girl who lives in that room and I'm losing my mind

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>>17170389
I personally find the Arne Norell sofa comfy and pretty, especially in with leather patina such as pic related. I don't know if it is comfy but the japan sofa by Finn Juhl is stunning as well if you have the cash

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>>17179534
Disgusting

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>>17170389
Probably the Cosima by kaschkasch. It's deep, it's big and it's wide. It's made to lounge in

[Anonymous No.17182384]

Busy wallpaper yes no?

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>>17182384
yes, the decoration is already busy enough, let it pop out against a more neutral wallpaper

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What do you guys think of stucco? I wanna do stuff like this in my room and you can use drywall plaster fix.

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>>17182493
Lots of plants isn't what makes a space look good

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>>17175697
Hang one of these bad boys on the wall

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>>17182877
good idea, if you're an 18th c. stucco master

(you will never be able to do that anon. sorry)

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>>17183173
Well gotta start somewhere! I'll try :D

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What can I do with my walls if I don't want to make any holes in them to hang mirrors or paintings?

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>>17183958
I use Gorilla Glue double sided tape to hang anything from mirrors to canvasses to picture frames, holds incredibly well on regular indoor walls

Another option is to get various pieces of pic related and just display decorations on the shelves

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>>17183978
Thanks, those are some good suggestions. I might get some paintings with the tape you're suggesting and I also like something this glass cabinet >>17182430

I'm sure it's negligible and probably meaningless but I feel making unnecessary holes in a wall might harm the structure of the building.

[Anonymous No.17183992]

Millennials -- and certainly zoomers -- have some of the WORST interior taste of any generation before them, bar none. Mostly because all of it is deliberate and appropriated from what they've seen in old media, nothing is genuine or reflective of a life they live, it's just boring empty soulless spaces where they sit behind a computer screen surrounded by 200 plants. It's all so static and sterile and lifeless. Like tombs where they will spend 20 hours a day consuming media until they die.

Disgusting.

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>>17170389
Currently i am lounging on a Rolf Benz 322 2-seater. Looks great, comfy to sit but horrible to sleep on.

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>>17183948
has anyone here ever sat in one of these sofas? Are they actually comfortable?

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>>17170535
mybobs.com

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>>17170349
Why even buy all this cheap garbage? All of this crap is just going to end up in a dumpster.

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>>17170362
So nice.

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>>17170535
I hate this aesthetic. Reminds me of every dumb art hoe and twink living in gentrified Bed Stuy.

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>>17183958
You could set up two tension rods vertically against the wall and run a wire between them to hang art and whatnot on. It's not the most elegant sokution, but you could try to camouflage the tension rods with plants, furniture, curtains, etc.

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>>17184501
that aint a togo

[Anonymous No.17184899]

>>17183987
Don't be silly anon, hanging some pictures isn't going to make your house fall down. Anyway google "picture rail".

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>>17184532
As opposed to expensive crap that will end up in a dumpster someday?

[Sieg Heil !NP2jUmGKeo No.17184976]

I wish I had a nice and clean looking house again. I started a 3d print farm in 2020, and had hundreds of percentage growth on sales year over year.

Started doing other products in wood and now have machining equipment CNC mill and a lathe (manual) have shipping shit everywhere and haven't had an hour of free time to myself in a year..... nothing really to show for it other than a big number in my bank account....like it's not even tangible. Felt like it's been for nothing.

Sure I don't stress about bills and shit but ......i stress way about other shit now.

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>>17176811
little tikes-tier desk

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>>17184976
gotta get yourself a basement for business, and the rest of the place to enjoy yourself. If you mix business and your entire household, then you have no place to 'unwind' in.

[Anonymous No.17185076]

>>17184844
I couldn't care if its the real deal or a knockoff, are either comfortable? has anyone sat in this style of sofa? Are they comfy? Or is there no support like a beanbag?
They almost look like an overpriced frat house choice.

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>>17185076
maybe read the thread retard
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>>17184904
Ten years of use vs five hundreds years

[Anonymous No.17185749]

Are gun racks tacky? I have some dead space on the top of one of my room's walls that I could fill but I don't want it to look lame or creepy.

[Anonymous No.17185753]

>>17184904
Good shit gets passed down or sold again and again and again. That is why modern manufacturers design everything to break or become obsolete within 10 years.

[Anonymous No.17185754]

>>17184976
Just hire some high school kids who took drafting. I ran a cnc and laser engraver in hs and my shop teacher sold the shit I made because it was his wood he bought.

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>>17185749
>I don't want it to look lame or creepy.
Then how about you put literally anything else in that space instead?

[Anonymous No.17185776]

>>17185749
Having your guns visible is a great way to get them stolen by swarthy bottomfeeders.

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>>17185769
If I personally thought they looked lame or creepy why would I have asked for the opinion of others?

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>>17183992
i genuinely want to surround myself in an environment that allows me to look less at my damn phone. i want to leave the minimalist meme behind, but i've never been shown good examples. that's why i come here. please show more interiors like that.

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>>17184899
I know it's silly but one of the walls I want to decorate is also the wall of my bathroom, it worries that some humidity could get through the hole. Probably this can't happen but such trivialities always worry me. Thanks for the picture rail, I can do this in one of the walls.

>>17184816
I feel stupid for not knowing about tension rods, I think of a lot of uses for them.

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>>17177941
Watch the movie Manhunter for inspo

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>>17176286
Kek this

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>>17174426
I have the same laptop

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>>17174465
white ceilings are even worse. Or painted walls with white or contrast frames and molding.
Its pretty weird to me that people with no aesthetic sense always land on white or beige

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>>17184904
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>>17170362
cool

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>>17175180
pretty but too much for me

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>>17179534
this is live laugh love tier, I'm sorry

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>>17183992
So how do you fix it?

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>>17184976
don't you have a garage for that stuff?

[Anonymous No.17188862]

I just want to say that I appreciate the effort not to let this thread not devolve into fuckhueg window factory #425976 like so many other interior threads. I mean, it's still there, but it's not the prevailing theme.

[Anonymous No.17188889]

Should I cop this mirror?

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>>17188889
it's gonna look dated real fast

i would buy something more like picrel
since it will go with more styles and will be classically beautiful forever

the copper and gold and the graphics are nouveau seventies revival and not artistic imho

[Anonymous No.17188966]

>>17188922
>it's gonna look dated real fast
Yeah probably, I'm usually all for buying "neutral", timeless stuff which will still look nice in a few years. But even then, I must say I'm quite a fan of recent interior trends (which is special because I'm sceptical of most newer stuff, whether it's fashion, art/music, etc.) and I like how it tries to revive Art Deco with the usual shapes/patterns and gold accents. I find that shit fucking aesthetic and this mirror somehow fits the bill with its geometric partitioning and stained glass.

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>>17170672
i like this. having your records up off of the ground is nice. it's a fucking pain in the ass browsing records that are down around your ankles

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>>17188922
not only is this piece souless, it's also gonna be such a bitch to keep looking clean

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>>17170605
Little painting on the right is cool

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>>17173333
Can anyone ID this plant

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>>17170346
I love the lighting, but I would never want that much furniture. I'm too clumsy and I like the illusion of spaciousness.

[Anonymous No.17189704]

Quick check on these used leather chairs?
Can grab them from an online market place for 25 bucks. Unsure if per chair or for the set.

[Anonymous No.17189709]

obligatory

[Anonymous No.17189711]

>>17185753
It's 'cause that's what people want, though. Most people are too afraid to commit to an idea, so buy cheap shit that they know, deep down, is going to break in their lifetime. So the most popular manufacturers do this. But there are still people making good shit. Hell, you can make good shit for yourself. Stay hopeful, anon.

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>>17185168
Is that a Norwegian prison cell?

[Anonymous No.17189826]

>>17189709
wild man in urban captivity
a fate worse than death

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>>17189709
That looks so fucking grim. Imagine liking the outdoors and being trapped in one of those disgusting concrete bughives filled with swarthy hoardes of npcs

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>>17183992
Based US 80's modernism, I really like mid century modern and related things. Would fit some nice ancient ancient Greek geometric art. https://www.greekmythosartifacts.com/

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>>17183992
I'm not sure if your pic is showing the "style" you talk about or an alternative

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>>17170389
Vladimir Kagan has the most elite couch design in my opinion. His cloud sofa is pretty crazy.

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>>17172464
I like monsteras

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>>17172779
I just became an owner of a 7 foor tall rubber tree lol

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>>17180968
yeah im thinking thats based

[Anonymous No.17191743]

Any anons have pics with aquariums? I've heard having an aquarium in your space is good for mental health

>>17189200
love! <3 thanks for sharing

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>>17189709
Why is this obligatory?
Are you the dude that lives here and posts the same overly tight overly groomed urban cowboy fits in every waywt thread? Like someone else said this is such a sad out of place design scheme for a tiny apartment in a city.

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>>17171017
If you like that type of style i'd recommend checking out this AD video.

https://youtu.be/CRGAmSOEdgE

Pretty great execution of the east-west blend imo

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alright >>17170389 here, thanks for all the input!

>>17170406
>couches Herman Miller sells
great advice!
>>17170464
>Bellini sofa
my actual favorite recommendation. i think i found the original ebay listing your picture was from, do you happen to know the exact material they used? i'm about to throw cash at this one. had the chance to lie on one at that shit was sublime
>>17170537
>pk80 daybed
looks beautiful, similar to mies van der rohe's daybed, but those were a bit too hard to sleep comfortably on, woke up with a numb wrist haha; is the pk80 similar in comfort level?
>>17181605
>Arne Norell sofa
oof, that's not my thing, thanks for the shout though
>japan sofa by Finn Juhl
i like this more though i suspect you'd constantly slide to one side..?
>>17181793
>Cosima by kaschkasch
this looked very basic on first view but i've grown to like it a lot, propably in my top 3 of recommendations here, but ultimately feels less like a statement piece and more like a dieter ramsian approach of "as little design as possible". got to lie on that one too and it is definitely comfortable though
>>17184336
>Rolf Benz 322 2-seater
i have yet to sleep on a leather sofa and not feel like shit afterwards but i'm not a fan of the design either. thanks for the contribution regardless, lots of love
>>17191520
>Vladimir Kagan cloud sofa
i love this one, also top 3 for me, comfy as fuck. i think i'd love it more to crash on in someone else's house than in my own though. you know your shit

>>17179466
>this might be the most based thing posted on this sight in years.
i agree, i'm proud of myself for this one. on a little more serious note: i do love shit like this because it brings out the people who actually have a bit of furniture design knowledge and not just a folder filled with screenshots, pinterest images and tumblr-tier "plants, windows, white walls" inspo

[Anonymous No.17192359]

God I want an Eames so badly. Too bad I'm poor, I guess. And I don't suppose it will fit in my tiny room while I'm in college.

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>>17192359
do what i did and start saving. i put back $100 every months for the first two years of college and started putting in more once i started making more money. got a couple bonuses at work and bought one from vitra 4 years after i started saving up for it. i've now owned it for close to 8 years and have not regretted it.

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>>17192367
I've got about $6000 in an IRA and another $6000 in savings. I'd have put the savings money into my IRA as well but I wanted to be a bit more liquid for school expenses. If I can manage not to burn through my savings during school I'll be in a good position by the end.

Although I suppose I'd rather move in to a nice place before I spend money on any furnishings of that level.

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>>17192375
>Although I suppose I'd rather move in to a nice place before I spend money on any furnishings of that level.

my mentality used to be "do i want a smaller shittier place with beautiful furniture or a big nice place with nothing to put in it" so i went for the beautiful furniture and then took it with me when i moved to a bigger place

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>>17192396
based anon

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So what "movement" are we in exactly? I see all these attempts to replicate MCM furniture or add some new twist to it, but exactly constitutes furniture design of the 21st century? Is it post-modern furniture? How does that look like? Any current furniture designers to look up? This question has been bugging me lately as all I see is just attempts to capture MCM in furniture sold today.

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>>17176737
>a real lack of cultural markers
I mean if you really wanna get into it the modern world's upper classes have become so homogenized that you can't really tell where any of them are from based on rooms alone most of the time.
If you want that you gotta look at how poor people are living, which is why a lot of art pulls from poor people to begin with.
If you're rich enough to worry about the precise aesthetics of your room and things like what design house you want your couch to come from you're not gonna have any culturally specific tastes tied to where you live because for most of these people they're not even connected to where they live.

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>>17174465
even worse is when real wood paneling is white-washed

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>>17183534
Fantastic job. My favorite.

[Anonymous No.17193486]

>see an interior design inspo I like
>it says where the different furniture pieces are from
>get redirected to an official site
>"create account to request price"
That's when you know you should better close the tab. They would probably forbid poorfags from even viewing their site if they had the chance.

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>>17193486
When I stopped by Restoration Hardware recently I did notice that none of the pieces had price tags. You can find them if you search online, but it definitely sends the message of "if you have to ask, you can't afford it". I like 1stdibs partially for this reason, it makes the extreme-higher end prices transparent.
>>17192405
I don't think we're in a defined "movement", but I think we're swinging towards maximalism more generally. I think the past decade took minimalism to its logical extreme (Farmhouse, Scandinavian, Japanese), and now with a post-lockdown world people want more color/texture/experimentation. There are minor revivals in postmodernism (see: Memphis group from the 1980s for examples of postmodern furniture), Art Nouveau, Art Deco, and other styles with bold colors and patterns. I wouldn't say that MCM is "in", but I do think that the rise of West Elm and Ikea have made that style particularly affordable for the average person.
>>17176848
> just put a giant lightbulb on the floor
Aside from that, great design.

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>>17189709
>no scope

Based

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>>17180396
does this architectual style have a name?

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>>17193622
1stdibs is uber inflated kek

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>>17193849
greenhouse

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>>17170346
Suggestions for nice looking desk lamps?

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>>17194485
Artemide Tizio

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>>17189667
I’m gonna need it too

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>>17193889
What's a better alternative?

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>>17173333
>>17189667
norfolk pine, which doesn't have enough light, growing very thin
this plant loves: low light, moderate humidity. cons: might love it so much, they go to seed, causing tons of pine pollen in your house, a common allergen.

[Anonymous No.17195978]

Suggest improvements please.

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>>17195978

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>>17195978
>>17195983
I assume these are shitposts, but this would likely require a six-figure renovation to become livable.

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>>17196272
Those pics are from an Armenian real estate broker. Fishing for Western money. Think he asked for $88,000 for that hole.
So yeah, shitposts. Have something better in return.

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>>17196361

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>>17170346
What kind of tree is that? The big one. What are /fa house plants?

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>>17191743
>I've heard having an aquarium in your space is good for mental health
I can't be too tranquil seeing the fishes in a aquarium, makes me feel like they're in some sort of prison. I would suggest evaluate that decision since it may consume some of your time maintaining it as well. Good luck anyway, wish you the best interior wishes

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>>17191743
>>17196536
Just set it up well. Do your research and you can't go wrong.

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>>17195978
>>17195983
I got nothing. Embrace the sleaze aesthetic in your attire and become whole.

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>>17170376
>>17170366
these are great

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>>17175697
Memphis tawaraya ring smack dab in the middle of the room

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>>17177941
@cocainedecor on twitter

[Anonymous No.17198754]

How's my living room

[Anonymous No.17198757]

the room i'll be living in this year has a really ugly wallpaper on one wall and the landlord said i can't paint over it. any ideas to cover it??

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>>17198754
>picture frames look messy, either do "the clutter" and plaster your whole wall with them, or arrange them a lot more neatly
>black plastic frames are horrible, opt for lighter wood or gold (the latter goes well with anything & gives a very different, more sophisticated look), buy second-hand
>the white wall would profit from something bigger, more eye-catching than just another black frame, maybe a cool mirror (helps to make the room look more spacious) or some other center art piece
>some houseplants would be direly needed, maybe on that little table on the right
>make use of the corner between the blue and the white wall, maybe a standing lamp or some other tall object
>also a center hanging lamp because the upper part of your room isn't used at all and you seem to have high walls
>the wooden sound boxes are cool but badly placed, give them more room and put them in the middle of their respective surfaces
>the steel lamp is awesome, maybe you'll find a way to make it stand out more
>the couches are dogshit but you knew that already

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>>17198757
>only one wall
Embrace it and try to work with it, the outcome will always be better than trying to hide it and failing to do so (obviously). What does it look like?

[Anonymous No.17199816]

If one must have a television or other screen (computer monitor, etc) in the room, what are some good ways to disguise/design around it to not make it a central piece yet still be accessible and convenient? First idea that came to mind was to place it in a larger space within a bookshelf and cover it with a curtain when not in use. Thoughts?

[Anonymous No.17200311]

How do you incorporate Japanese-animation inspired statuettes?
And I do mean "incorporate", a normal room with an anime detolf is not what I have in mind, although it is unavoidable in large collections.

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>>17200311
"Incorporate"? I mean, a decorative item is decorative because it's primary value is in being seen. Whether in a vitrine or on a shelf, you choose to put it out and take space away from other things because you want this thing to have presence and visibility. The only reasonable question would be what size display and where does it go; not "how" you incorporate it.

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>>17200311
just castrate yourself and get it over with

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>>17200311
Has a lot to do with how tasteful the figures themselves are, in that pic, figs like the Saber Alter, Bike Kino or the Myethos Miku wouldn't raise as much eyebrows as 1/4 bunnies or other lewd figs would. Still I wouldn't place them in the living room because they simply look too out of place there for me. In my bedroom, I have some open elements with figs (bitch to dust but oh well) and a glass cabinet, so I think that they're quite tastefully placed all across the room, alongside with my 1/18 car models. I wouldn't dedicate an entire single corner to them while trying to keep them out of the rest of the room, as it looks a bit as if you'd try to contain them somehow. Buy quality over quantity, but that should be a given. Lighting is always important, that setup looks already pretty good in that aspect with the plants too.
Tl;dr: They will always look a bit tacky but isn't that part of the charm, that's why we collect colorful anime girls in the first place.

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>>17170346

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>>17170352
Based draemon enjoyer

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I’ve been into yurts recently, I think they’re neat

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>>17195978
Ocharr choones aper?

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>>17200663
fug this triggers my mongol brain

HRRRRRRRMMMMMMMM

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>>17170527
kino

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>>17200663
Kek you shithead. I hope you're trolling.

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>>17174426
why would you want a black man on your wall, embarrassing

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>>17173333
First i had a fucked up back after walking with a cane for half a year following a leg muscle tearing. Then i had a back surgery. Even a night in a hotel bet that isn't that soft makes me move like a stiff spined grandpa redneck for a whole day. Surprisingly, two gfs were up to sleep on the floor without any prejudice and really appreciated it helping their own back problems. I haven't had an actual bed for over 7 years

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>>17200311
with all clutter related issues: first thing to do is reduce the number you have on display; the number in your pic is just excessive. have 2 or 3 max on display and rotate through your collection
also know where they would be appropriate; bedroom, desk or dedicated tv room
as part of a collection and the overall the decor of the room; they need to be part of it - not stand out on a pedestal

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>>17202674
>absolutely no color on the walls
>everything mostly kept in white
>cheap plywood laminate kitchen & countertop
>what the fuck is that hood
>some randomly placed decoration to not make it look as soulless (doesn't work)
>a laptop (of course) to not accidentally mistake the "work and living space" or whatever they call it these days for a "kitchen table", which it is.
>no rug
>messy bed and random pictures unorderly put on a magnetic wall (which are both intended to make it look as if someone actually lives there, you wouldn't guess otherwise)
I hate this false minimalism trend in which people devoid of any creativity try to sell their impaired sense of aesthetics and fear of color as a deliberate attempt to convey tranquility and/or frugality. Not that it can't be done right, but you can't just throw a random skinny-legged chair and a designer lamp in a Norwegian prison cell and call it a day.

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>>17180914
maids live in nigger ghettos. this rabbit cage is most likely 800€ a month

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>>17170366
>sleeping on a pallet
I gotta try this

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>>17170389
I dig togo for sitting, but whenever I lay down in it my knees get stiff

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>>17170523
>>17172891
what's there not to like about white everything and form over function?
In all seriousness thoughmost of everything in sweden comes in white, black or the grays inbetween
I do not understand how people think that looks good

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>>17205330
>what's there not to like about white everything and form over function?

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7t5008

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>>17202986
Couldn't have said it better myself.

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>>17205330
>In all seriousness thoughmost of everything in sweden comes in white, black or the grays inbetween
I really don't like it. Even at ikea I've noticed they dropped most of the furniture that came in natural colors in favor of white and black, both of which look pretty terrible in almost any room.

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>>17202674
Jesus Christ.. Imagine sleeping in the kitchen which is also your work space. Judging by the view, this is not in the city.

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>>17170527
Saw almost this exact scene in a dream about a year ago. In the dream this was the lobby of a billionaire's secret home which I snuck into, deep in the desert backwoods. The first and second floors were fully attended by naked women casually lounging and chatting.
Maybe I'd seen this image before and it stayed in my subconscious.

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>>17183992
Jesus Christ, how old are you if you are complaining about zoomers and millennials? Don’t you think you are too old for 4chan? You need to calm down or else you will have a heart attack.

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>>17205878
You can complain about zoomers being retarded and millennials being limpwrists even if you're one of them

t. "zoomer"

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>>17205949
I bet you are fun at parties

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>>17174426
lol hows it living in africa

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>>17198754
agreed with the other reply about the white wall needing a bigger picture

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I live surrounded by white walls, give me ideas what to hang besides my degrees. i don't like plants because they attract critters and fuck up the walls.i wond want nerd popculture shit on them either.

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>>17206944
Have you considered getting some plants?

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>>17206944
dont hang up your degrees for one. they are not art, no one gives a fuck, it just reflects badly on you

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>>17206965
they aint meme degrees bro, im proud of my engineering degrees. they deserve to be up there.

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>>17183992
imagine getting angry over interior design

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>>17206972
>engineering degrees
kek
honestly black and whites from the last gay orgy you went to would be more tasteful

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>>17202674
I actually like this

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>>17183534
Love this, is it yours? If so tell us about it...

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>>17183534
Wow a repost. Thanks for the compliment.

How many differences can you spot?

Am I headed in the right direction?

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>>17183534
>>17207935
this is giving me sensory overload

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>>17198754
overall I like it.

it could be an improvement to align the picture frames all to their top edges. pic related. please ignore my shity paint skills.
additionally i would only hang the black&white pictures on the mint(?) colored wall. and the colored pictures on the white wall.
contrary to the other 2 anons i dont think something bigger is needed for the white wall.

sound boxes would look better on the wall. top edges aligned to picture frames. and only have picture frames BETWEEN them. (on mint wall) so that the sound boxes act as frames for the pictures.

record player and equalizer aligned to each other and the rack might also be a quick improvement.

[Anonymous No.17208196]

>>17207935
Who's that faggy looking guy on the monitor?

[Anonymous No.17208380]

>>17203038
Still a maids room

[Anonymous No.17208388]

I just moved and now have a walk-in closet for the first time ever. Have no idea how to properly organize it though. Any tips?

[Anonymous No.17208404]

>>17208005
>>17208196
LOL because sensory overload is my middle name. It's actually very relaxing in person.
Sorry about the guy on the monitor, just some newfag.

[Anonymous No.17208414]

>>17208404
I started sniffling and sneezing just looking at that picture.
That room is a nightmare for someone with allergies.

[Anonymous No.17208441]

>>17208404
Based. Looks like a set from one of Kubrick's films

[Anonymous No.17208459]

>>17177675
too sick

[Anonymous No.17208469]

>>17170355
completely non functional space lol, this is a massive meme

[Anonymous No.17208803]

>>17208469
That looks like shit, but its perfectly functional.

[Anonymous No.17209035]

>>17208803
>lean over table to grab guitar
>sit on couch wondering why half the room is inaccessible
hmm

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>>17209035
I really dont see the issue with grabbing the guitar and theres nothing inherently wrong with using floor space for plants. I dont get what kind of activities it is you would need that space for. Besides we dont know that this is some shoebox apartment, there could be a big room behind the couch

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>>17182972
Are you the anon with the embarrassing faux-Hemingway setup in the condo? The one who put the dinkiest .22 on the beige wall like it was a cool thing to do?

[Anonymous No.17209459]

>>17183958
Use Command strips/hooks. I always used nails in previous places, but I live in a place with plaster and I don't want to drill great big permanent holes in the wall to use anchors. Command strips work really well.

>>17185846
Are you looking for actual maximalist interior design? Do not look for inspo, you will end up building someone else's dream. This weekend, go to a thrift store, flea market, or some yard sales with cash and buy $20 worth of things you think looks cool or like. Small shelves, figurines, paintings, ceramic shit whatever. Take it home and figure out where it could fit/where you like it. If you realize you need/want another large piece of furniture, look on craigslist until a version you like appears for cheap. If you realize you don't like something you bought, give it away or sell it if you think you can make money. Repeat going to thrift stores/flea markets when you want to get more neat shit. Stop buying shit if you think your house is getting too crowded. Every hour of being on your phone or computer or TV, turn it off, go into another room, turn the lights off, close your eyes, and sit on the floor for five minutes. Old detective paperbacks are very cheap, very fun to read, and very fast. Trust.

[Anonymous No.17209464]

>>17188922
>it's gonna look dated real fast
I never got this as a standalone criticism. I'm not staging my house to sell to a capricious market, I'm getting shit that looks good to live with

[Anonymous No.17210249]

>>17209464
Everyone buys shit they think looks good to live with, its just that opinions, including yours, can change. In college I used to think a shitty amazon tapestry hanging on my wall was the coolest shit but now I just think that's tacky.