Room Thread

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[Anonymous No.9789474]

What is that staircase tho, I'd probably slip and break my neck

[Anonymous No.9789497]

>>9789474
it has a hand rail, man

[Anonymous No.9789505]

Does anyone know where I can find some cute floral bedclothes with bigger flowers?
I have some with small flowers, but it feels a bit cluttered almost
Also, I don't want to get something from aliexpress or ebay or something, I'm kinda picky with bedclothes and if they're bad I have a really hard time sleeping

Posting some inspo to get the thread going a bit, might be stuff from previous threads though

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>>9789505
If you’re American anon, I bought some cute bedding from Target several years ago when they were doing a shabby chic line. Idk what they have currently, but it may be worth a look. Pic shows the bedding I have.

[Anonymous No.9789613]

>>9789460
If one of the girls I hooked up with brought me into a room like this I'd turn around and walk away.

[Anonymous No.9789630]

>>9789613
Good thing no one wants to fuck you :^)

[Anonymous No.9789633]

>>9789630
Your room smells like cat piss and desperation.

[Anonymous No.9789702]

>>9789613
gtfo 40 year old virgin noone here would hook up with you if they were dead drunk and also blind

[Anonymous No.9789710]

>>9789497
So does the eiffel tower, and guess who managed to nearly fall?

[Anonymous No.9789776]

>>9789613
>If one of the girls I hooked up with
>one of the girls
>implying that there's girls, in plural, who'd want to hook up with you
That's cute anon

Also, if someone lives in a room like that, I'm pretty sure that you wouldn't really be up to their standards anyways.

[Anonymous No.9789779]

>>9789613
>going back to the girl's place

[Anonymous No.9789850]

>>9789595
Unfortunately I live in sweden. I wish we had target here though haha. Thanks anyways!

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>>9789474
I grew up in a house with a spiral staircase like that and it's not nearly as difficult to navigate as people make it out to be.

[Anonymous No.9791652]

>>9789850
Ellos have a lot of frilled solids and one cute floral, Jotex have "romantic" as a category with frilled solids and some nice florals, Hemtex have some cute florals

[Anonymous No.9792286]

My boyfriend and I are going to move in with some friends next year, and we managed to get the entire attic, and I've never had the chance to work with so much space so I'm a bit lost.

Right now, my biggest concern is clothing storage. We both have a LOT of stuff, and we're only guaranteed to have the two tiny closets (one is a full size, can fit maybe 25 shirts comfortably, other is a tiny waist-high that is honestly useless) and a dresser that I might reject anyways because of how worn it is. Any ideas or tips on how I can make this layout better?

[Anonymous No.9792306]

>>9789850
Literally everywhere. Even fucking ikea has them.

[Anonymous No.9792349]

Asking for help on something a little more difficult. The lighting in my room is starting to stress me out. My walls are painted an ugly yellow-peach color and I can't repaint them because rental, and it's giving everything a pee-colored overlay. Would replacing my ceiling fan's yellow light make a difference?

>pic related, it's the lighting

[Anonymous No.9792355]

>>9792349
Yes, it'll make things less yellow if you have quite lighting. Heck, even get some cheap white LED string lights up in there (not in the fan, in other areas of the room).

>>9792286
Maximise vertical length storage if you can. Dresser space is generally better than hanging space if you can reach it, you can get more stuff in the same space if it's folded and in drawers. Some people use full height shelves and have wheeled boxes. Try and incorporate more storage in or under any tables, on top of cabinets, the bed etc. If you live somewhere with distinct seasons, under bed/high up storage is generally good for switching warm/cold weather wardrobes

[Anonymous No.9792501]

>>9792349
I replaced one room with those white "daylight" lights and ended up replacing my whole house with them. No more ugly yellow and selfies at night still look good. I keep the soft white lights in any floor or table lamp though.

[Anonymous No.9792505]

>>9792355
>>9792501
Thank you so much, ladies!

[Anonymous No.9792517]

inspo for my next bedroom

[Anonymous No.9792853]

Have many gulls successfully restored, painted, or otherwise modified furniture? I'm currently on a mission to get my room mostly matching, but I'm a goth in a room with cream walls, yellow lighting, off white doorframes, and white/silver curtains; the one redeeming feature is dark charcoal carpet. So my plan is to paint as much furniture as I can black and go from there...

[Anonymous No.9792890]

>>9792853
I paint/restore old busted up furniture for a living and it’s honestly not hard. Just be sure to sand anything you want to paint and get it super clean before laying down color.

Don’t fall for that “you don’t have to sand or prime with this paint, just go for it” gimmick, sand everything always.

[Anonymous No.9793009]

>>9792890
>I paint/restore old busted up furniture for a living and it’s honestly not hard
How viable is this as a business? I’m between jobs due to a move and have a lot of (amature) experience fixing up furnature and homes. I’m not in love with the idea of going back to my old industry and have been considering something like this for cash flow

[Anonymous No.9793021]

>>9792890
Yup, definitely planning to sand everything back - my sewing cabinet is laminate but I think that should be ok with light sanding and the right primer/paint from what I've read online, worst case scenario I end up doing some pinteresty mod podge kinda thing with it or a vinyl wrap.

[Anonymous No.9793072]

>>9789850
I don't know if you have it over there, but Dunelm Mill has a pretty good range of bedding

[Anonymous No.9793189]

Paint ideas for goth rooms? I've been living in this entirely white mini studio apartment and once I move out I want a gothic style bedroom. Stencils, wall stickers, fake rocks, borders anyone ideas?

[Anonymous No.9793193]

>>9793189
Wallpaper. Paint doesn't mesh well with gothic.

[Anonymous No.9793201]

>>9791652
Checked them out, unfortunately they didn't have quite what I was looking for :(
Thanks anyways!
>>9792306
I've looked everywhere, Ikea included, and I haven't found anything with bigger flowers like the pictures I posted. I have pic related from ikea, and all thought they're pretty they're not the kind of cute I'm going for
I was wondering if someone knew of any online stores with more cute/japan styled decor
>>9793072
Don't think we have them here, but I'll look if you're able to order from them, they had some pretty cute stuff just from first glance. Thanks!

Also, kind of related, has anyone here ordered bedding sets from Taobao before?
I've seen some cute ones from there, but I'm scared that shipping might get really expensive, and that it'll turn out to be really shitty materials

[Anonymous No.9793219]

>>9793009
Depends on if you can get good deals on furniture close to you. A lot of the people I see trying to make this work for them end up wasting their profit margins on gas and materials.

A lot of what I get is through garage sales and auctions within a 15mi radius from my store, that way I can grab easily finished pieces before we open and have them ready to go by lunchtime. Chest of drawers and dressers are easiest to offload if you want to have this as a side job or something. For example, I try not to spend more than $75 on either one and usually sell at $300-450 depending on color/hardware/etc.

[Anonymous No.9793220]

wallpaper inspo anyone?

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>>9793201
Have you looked in fabric stores? Sounds like DIY may be the way to go...

[Anonymous No.9793402]

>>9792853
Painting furniture black helps a LOT. It's made my room like five times more goth than before. I think you could make a monochromatic theme work in your room, with a little work.

[Anonymous No.9793414]

For the goths of the thread, Voltaire actually has a series about decor and the like. It was actually mentioned here once. I'm not even a goth myself (my room could probably fit in happily in these threads in the "FUCK, THE BRIGHTNESS BURNS MY EYES" department) but I do love me some good old-fashioned "giant dark vampire castle on the cliffside swarming with bats and other spooky things" kinds of aesthetics.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBrz0CctEXH7cn4JJOeQnyYxd-1olGuAJ

In the meantime I think I'll do a small dump of images I hope haven't been posted too often before.

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>>9793416
Some are actually baby/kids rooms, but they're cute enough that I saved them either before I noticed or I just didn't care.

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Can I get some office inspo? I just moved into the new place and it's one of the first places I feel I can really customize

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>>9793321
I don't have a sewing machine, and I'm not desperate enough to hand sew something on that scale yet haha
But thanks anyway
If I get a sewing machine in the future it could be a good idea

[Anonymous No.9794742]

>>9793201
Did you only want something local?
If so, no idea where you are. Please don't buy from taobao.

Japanese:
>https://www.romapri.com/fs/romapri/c/shingu_all

And here's a list of brands that you might like, with the last section being American brands that you might be able to Google and find in a store in locally maybe?
>https://kaimin-times.com/cute-duvet-covers-6313

[Anonymous No.9794796]

Does anyone have a good source for really cute/affordable wallpaper stickers? i live in a rental and we cant paint the walls. I'm stuck with vomit green

[Anonymous No.9794813]

>>9794796
Do you want full wallpaper or decals?

[Anonymous No.9794815]

>>9794813
Full. i want to never see my godawful wall colour again.

[Anonymous No.9794820]

>>9793434
I love this style.

[Anonymous No.9794916]

>>9793201
Idk where in Sweden you live, but if you can manage to get to Gekås in Ullared they can sometimes have pretty cute bedding in store. Its quite a gamble tho, since they don't have a website.

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yo

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>>9796865
That aquarium is amazing.

>>9794815
Depending on how picky your landlord is and how shit your wall paint is be careful with the cheap supposedly "removable" wallpaper - we had flaky paint which came off in huge chunks with it - probably also our fault for buying cheap from ebay. Luckily the landlord was okay and had been planning to repaint anyway. Apartment therapy had a list: https://www.apartmenttherapy.com/where-to-buy-temporary-and-removable-wallpaper-237551

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>>9794796
You can try the fabric wallpaper method, where you basically paper mache fabric onto the walls-- google it, its pretty neat and wouldnt damage the walls.

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>>9796865
>desk facing toward the window and sun

why did they think this was a good idea? imagine the sun being in your eyes sitting behind those monitors. otherwise this is really nice

[Anonymous No.9797009]

>>9797005
it's only like that for around an hour in the afternoon and it would be worse the other way around. If I really need to I can always let down the blinds

[Anonymous No.9797010]

>>9797009
oh, alright i see, sorry, still super comfy

[Anonymous No.9797018]

>>9797009
>>9796865
You're living in my dream room. Nice plants, anon.

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>>9797018
:3

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>>9796865
What's in the aquarium?

[Anonymous No.9797045]

>>9796865
this thread is like the opposite of r/malelivingspace

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[Anonymous No.9797050]

dita's house is goals

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[Anonymous No.9797064]

Any spooky/antique room inspo?

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>>9797034
two of those dudes, some white cloud minnows and neocaridina shrimp

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>>9797344
sorry for the weird filters and terrible color quality, the lighting in my room makes it impossible to get a decent picture.

[Anonymous No.9797843]

>Finally, finally ready to move out for the first time.
>Find the most gorgeous little house in a perfect location for a great price.
>Going to see it next week.
>Art deco open kitchen with a floating liqueur bar in the middle.
>Cute little cut-out in a main wall leads into small little room with a big window seat with a full curtain to close it off.

I guess it isn't the usual /cgl/ room thread fare, but I'm going to retro otome the shit out of it. Don't suppose anyone has some brighter, kitschy inspo?

[Anonymous No.9797878]

>>9792853
My bedroom is black & ivory, and I've made that very Goth - remember bleached bones are shades of off white ;) Light walls are also good for showing off ornate frames for feature walls. A lot of Instagram Goths have light walls/dark furniture, and it works really well.

[Anonymous No.9797881]

>>9797067
Anymore study/library inspo?

[Anonymous No.9798658]

>>9796865
i feel like ive seen this room on /g/

[Anonymous No.9798712]

I'm a sucker for the crystals and terrariums type decor. Anyone have inspo or know where I can get cheap crystals so I can diy some stuff?

[Anonymous No.9798718]

>>9789506
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>>9793421
I love this kind of drapey curtain shit but man it looks like a spider's haven.

[Anonymous No.9798824]

>>9797843
post a pic of the little room!!!!!!!

[Anonymous No.9798957]

>>9794916
Ullared is about 6 hours from where I live with car haha
But if I'm ever there for some reason, I'll remember to check for bedding, thanks!

[Anonymous No.9798988]

>>9796865
This is beautiful, I'm envious of the plants, my cat eats all living things I put in my room

[Anonymous No.9798998]

>>9792853
I got my wardrobe from an estate sale, the wood was in great condition for it's age and storage but it had ash on it and I had to sand it down by hand before priming and painting. I used a black paint that is well known for its quality and used in many national trust properties. But why not consider 'almost black colours as well.

[Anonymous No.9799060]

>>9797878
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>>9793402
Thanks for making me feel like things aren't completely hopeless! I've made a start and this is the corner that matches my eventual goal the most (minus the mess that's happened while this has all been going on...). I am planning a bunch of frames over the desk and to line the coffin in dark plum velvet before adding more shelves to it. Hats and stuff stacked on the rack need better storage systems which I'm working on. The not quite visible sewing cabinet is dark "walnut" laminate which I actually ended up taking off, so I'm looking for self stick vinyl floor tiles rather than painting the chipboard directly. It's a toss up between "black marble tiles" and "gloss black tiles" to match the rest right now as the fake wood stuff is crazy expensive

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>>9792349
I HAVE THE SAME BEAR! <3

[Anonymous No.9803456]

This room thread is the best in a while. I have here a photo of a baby's room, but the soft materials are so wonderful, I would put them in my room too.

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I don't know if this was posted before

[Anonymous No.9803515]

>>9797054
where do you find this?

[Anonymous No.9803518]

>>9803515
I have no idea, I just saved it from somewhere. Try reverse image searching it and see if you can find someone that sells it.

[Anonymous No.9803535]

>>9798824
It got rented before I could view it. ;n;

On the plus side, I rescued a teeny tiny little kitten and his name is Butters now.

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>>9803456
That baby room is crazy awesome and completely wasted on a baby. Not to mention...babies and body fluids, would not bother with unless I had a full time maid or cleaner.

>>9803515
Aliexpress. Just search the keywords in the photo name.

[Anonymous No.9803617]

Bathroom dump

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>>9803621
This one's supposed to be for a kid, but I kind of like it.

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>>9789850
If you live close to Borås/Skene there are a few stores there with some interesting stuff. And keep an eye on HM and Zara Home, they seem to switch collections every other week so some stuff might show up sooner or later. Åhlens too, for that matter.

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>>9799060
Regarding the bed you can’t paint: Is that lofted? And is it possible to get a very large, gauzy fabric you can drape over it (potentially canopy style) so that it doesn’t ruin the vibe of the rest of the room?

[Anonymous No.9808338]

My comm rented this house for ILD, and I wanted to move right in.

[Anonymous No.9808342]

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>>9808202
Yup, it's lofted. I'm planning a canopy in the style of this picture with some white fairy lights, and keeping my bedding all black and white. I use the edge of the wardrobe rack as a bedside and access clothing stored under the bed, so covering the bedframe would not work well for daily use.

I thought it might be easier having two distinct areas rather than forcing the goth thing, since my normie wardrobe sits under the bed, like having a goth side and non goth side of my room. I also wondered about black roses/barbed wire to wrap the supports in so it looks like the goth side is encroaching on the normie side, but I'm worried it'll just look odd.

[Anonymous No.9808735]

>>9803461
If anyone has any deep blues/gold accent rooms similar to this I'd be super greatful

[Anonymous No.9808981]

>>9808735
Too much?

[Anonymous No.9809013]

How do you all afford rooms like this?? All the dressers that are not just rectangular boxes cost like $600, not the mention the fancy lighting and chairs.

[Anonymous No.9809138]

>>9809013
I work at an antique store and much of my furniture comes from there. The details are really nice and ornate, the pieces are way sturdier than anything you could find today, and most of it is under $200. If you've got a local mid-tier antique store (NOT a thrift shop or a super high-end antique store) check there and check regularly. Estate sales as well.

[Anonymous No.9809151]

>>9809013
If you live in the US, check out Habitat thrift stores, they carry mostly furniture and fixtures. It depends on your area for how good it is, but I've found some great stuff cheap. Also, I agree with the other anons, mid range antiques shops wind vintage shops are good. I would even check into vintage clothing shops: there's one in my area that sells clothes and records but they occasionally get furniture.

[Anonymous No.9809155]

>>9809013
It's the time/money/quality thing again. If you don't have money, you spend time looking at estate sales, on craigslist, on ebay, antique stores,yard sales etc. or you spend time restoring cheaper but not quite perfect items. If you just want a certain look, then of course you can probably find something beat up at a reasonable price, but it might come with serious issues like borer, broken butts, major damage. If you just want nice stuff and you spend lots of time working, you pay for it.

Personally I'm pretty cheap since I rent and I know eventually I'll get my own place, so I went the route of finding furniture that fits in my room and has the right shape, then doing less expensive things like painting, replacing handles etc.

[Anonymous No.9809288]

>>9808981
Impractical but lovely, thank you!

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>>9811400
This reminds me of the anon who wanted an antique astronomy theme in their room.

[Anonymous No.9816026]

Where do you guys get Jfash related posters? I want some of Mana or just of dresses, you know? Just don't know where to get them other than GLB.

[Anonymous No.9816788]

What brings you the most joy about your room?
For me it's having framed paintings/prints.

[Anonymous No.9816938]

>>9809013
You'll have to spend a lot of time if you don't have a lot of money. I spent a very long time collecting everything for a goth-themed bedroom. The most expensive thing is furniture, but you have to decide if that's a splurge that is worth it. I spend about $300 on a wrought iron-looking twin bed, 30$ on bedding, 60$ on a wire frame shelf, and another $60 on curtains... that last one would be less, but I had a broken closet to cover up. Otherwise, everything else in the room would range from free to $10. I either end up finding everything from other people's junk or make small purchases over time when I see something at a good price. The black light came from a dumpster, wall decals came from Halloween section, the fossil came free from a local store, the large frame painting came from family's trash...

It does cost money, but it's something I'm willing to pay for because I spend a lot of time in my room.

[Anonymous No.9817003]

>>9816026
Band merch posters with Mana can be found the regular on jp secondhand sites, search for Malice Mizer and Moi dix Mois

[Anonymous No.9817029]

>>9816788
My neatly arranged clothes in my closet. Otherwise my room is kind of impersonal and more practical. Can't wait to move out, gonna goth up my new place.

[Anonymous No.9817198]

>>9816788
The fine details. I have so many little trinkets around my room which make it feel more personal. I like looking at them and reminiscing on the time and place I got them. Some were gifts from family, and others were treasures I found in antique stores. It's like a living time capsule.

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>>9816788
The sheer amount of stuffed animals and figurines I have. I love that I'm surrounded by things that are so cute, feminine, and girly, whether it's Pokemon and Rilakkuma or just vintage little figurines of angel ladies and fairy girls. I wish I could find more cute paintings, though. Pic related sits above my Thomas Kinkade calendar on the wall and it looks very nice.

>>9817198
wtf, are you me?

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>>9816788
I recently bought a coffin shelf. I love it.

[Anonymous No.9817642]

>>9817296
>stuffed animals
>figurines
>fairy girls

Hello, kindred spirit. I love characterful teddy bears and porcelain animals. I also have ballerinas, tea sets, and music boxes.

Dusting so many trinkets and figurines is a pain, though.

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Shabby chic dump

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>>9817751
oh my, I'd die for something like this

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[Anonymous No.9821055]

To any fellow burgers, I recently popped into a Pottery Barn kids and discovered they have some stuff we'd like. There's pastel blue and yellow bookshelves, a bunch of cute chandeliers, a small heart table, and cute table lamp bases (not pictured because their cost were obscenely expensive compared to the other stuff).

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>>9821055
Oh, nice. I really like that heart table.

[Anonymous No.9822696]

I realize this is from a dollhouse, but I'd love a room like this.

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>>9822696
It probably wouldn't be too difficult as long as you didn't want a working treadle machine

[Anonymous No.9823950]

>>9822696
If you want a cheval mirror, get a large one. I have a small one and it's an endless pain of tipping it, standing further back, and never properly seeing myself.

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[Anonymous No.9827148]

I want to cover my room in stuffed animals and dolls but also make it look like Mortica Addams decorated it. I have no clue what to do with it.

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>>9827148
Go halfway. What would Marilyn Munster like?

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>>9827071
Was this your room at ALA? I stayed in that same hotel.

[Anonymous No.9827261]

>>9827148
Like...tumblr pastelgoth, creepy-cute or like cutesy things in shades of black?

[Anonymous No.9827262]

>>9827148
Cover it in Morticia Addams-style stuffed animals and dolls

[Anonymous No.9827394]

>>9827262
Yea I’m hoping to get some gothic antique dolls at an estate sale or something, I got some great porcelain masks on one once
>>9827157
I do like that kind of 50’s and 60’s look
>>9827261
I like them more as stark opposites but I’ll probably inevitably do something like that

[Anonymous No.9827404]

How do I get Momoko's room? It's a bit like a dark shabby chic, it's not really that cutesy. I love it so much

[Anonymous No.9827407]

>>9827404
>tfw I could spend years replicating her room exactly but I'd never have Anna Tsuchiya lounging on my bed

[Anonymous No.9827418]

>>9827404
Easiest way to start would be to darken your windows and hang up your brand on display around your room. The former is both accurate and will save your brand from sun damage.

[Anonymous No.9828238]

>>9827404
You'll want to hunt down a combinations of dark florals, bold pinks, gauzy fabrics for the windows, and faux-candle chandeliers. I'm not sure if you wanna go for the Persian carpet and Japanese porcelain doll combo, as that might be tricky to pull of outside of a professionally dress film set, but you do you. Bare in mind that Momoko's room is inside her grandmother's very old, very traditional Japanese home in the countryside, while incorporating some kitchy western Europeean accents, so the exact feel might be difficult to emulate.

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>>9827394
Goth as fuck furniture, bedding, and curtains (all in black, avoids choosing an accent colour), neutral white or grey walls.. then go crazy with the stuffed animals etc?

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>>9828244
That’s a pretty good idea, most my furniture is black already, thanks

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>>9797342
god where do i get me some of those

[Anonymous No.9833007]

>>9821055
Idk how big this one is but they had a similar heart table at home goods in pink and purple and it was tiny. Like maybe one foot tall.
Unrelated to that I discovered hauntcult recently through rufflechat and now i want everything

[Anonymous No.9837107]

>>9817476
Where did you buy it from?

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>>9833007
I love them but it's so expensive I'll never buy it. I see avelina de moray spending my entire net worth on some furniture.

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>>9832698
Might have to diy from a tablecloth

[Anonymous No.9841032]

Hi anons. I have most of the furniture for my room, but one thing missing -- shelves! I'm not sure exactly what to search to find sweet lolita or shabby chic esque shelves, any help for websites or keywords?

[Anonymous No.9841041]

>>9841032
If you like fancy rococo-style decor, look up Hollywood regency shelves; many of them are gold but they can always be painted another color if that doesn't suit your decor.

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>>9841041
I appreciate this a lot anon! Adding a few words, shabby chic/romantic/etc and I find exactly what I'm looking for. Thank you!

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>>9832698
I got them on ebay for about 20 dollars, miraculously. The flowers are thick and soft, but sadly my cat REALLY likes them.

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One day I'll work up the courage and money to have a bedroom like this

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>>9841184
>kelly eden's room
lmao
Would your room have the whore sign too?

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>>9789850
Actually have seen cute floral bed sheets at NK if you live in sthlm

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>>9841185
look at the filename, of course it would. i can imagine the horrible stink now.

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>>9837107
Local trade and sell site! It was painted this weird pinky grey and it's not the greatest construction, but it was less than $30 for the shelf and then another $20 in sandpaper and spray paint to take it back to gloss black and silver handle gothness.

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>>9841185
Absolutely. If I can pass well enough to justify having a room like this why wouldn't I sleep with desperate chasers for clothes?

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>>9841222
someone get this faggot and his foot long chin out of here.

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>>9841258
>foot long chin
You mean my cummy spoon?

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>>9841184
I know you're shitposting and that room belongs to some e-celeb I don't know anything about, but holy shit this room is 90% my taste in aesthetics. Should I be ashamed? The only things I don't particularly care about are the "whore" wall decoration (of course) and the various anime figures/merch (should probably be in a designated display case). Also the hardwood floor, I'm more of a carpet person myself (though, I do like rugs...)

The hanging stars are great idea, I should have thought of them sooner.

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does anyone have any really 1700s type ones?

>>9793429
i would be scared the books would fall out in the night and kill me

>>9797346
i like your bed stars.

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>>9842122
Like.... the Getty centre?

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Are there any American/english/US-shipping sites like belluna or romapri? I am stumped, gulls.

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>>9803461
It looks like a fucking grinning face on the ceiling oh my god

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>>9842487
oo, pretty.

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>>9844617
These are from the same house.

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>>9833007
Bah, you shoulda taken a picture of the heart tables' tags, Homegoods just resells stuff made elsewhere.

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>>9841860
anon you and me have the same tastes. id love to see more photos similar to what you posted if you got them!

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>>9850380
I think these are from the same kitchen/dining room.

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>>9850383
??? okay I think this is a studio apartment of some kind maybe. Layout is weird.

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>>9850383

They are. It's Kelly Eden's townhouse.

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>>9850643
Oh :/

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this may seem like an odd request, but does anyone have any pastel midcentury modern rooms?

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>>9851308
Not odd at all! I love the mid-century look and will have a look through my inspo for some pastels

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>>9851323
Living room goals right here, trying to find chairs similar in a teal

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>>9851324
End dump, Hope it helped!

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Any inspo pics for cute/kawaii walk in wardrobes? Bf wants to build a house with a big walk in wardrobe in/next to the bedroom for my lolita

also, random note about romapri-- I wouldn't recommend their storage pieces. I got their dresser and it's so shit, it has no drawer slides so you're constantly jostling the dresser trying to get the drawer out. It feels cheap overall.

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I recently bought? Purchased? Sorry for english, a house with tiny rooms, real tiny, but the house is sooo comfy, seriously... with dark wooden floors, wooden windows and doors, so much light... Does anyone have any ideas?
The only ideas I have right now is to make beds with pallets? Please help me

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>>9827071
uhhh ew??

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>>9850379
i have that same dresser! in a very ugly yellow, thinking of painting it now that i see the potential in this photo

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>>9851573
Try searching "小さなアパート" or "小さな木製の部屋" on Google Images. Small wooden rooms look best with plants and slim/rectangular furniture in warm or pale colors.

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>>9851566
Brand store interiors may be good inspiration. They are basically like giant walk in wardrobes...

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Does anyone have a recommendation for a cute rug? I need a rectangular-ish one to fill like a 4 × 6 area. Something soft and cute, preferably in a pink. Sanrio characters are also A+

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>>9851311
thank you!!

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>>9852030
Just get a hello kitty one then...this is probably a bit bright and obnoxious but it's easy enough to find them.

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>>9852030
Alternatively, a generic fuzzy rug.

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>>9852030
Alternatively, just get a generic fuzzy rug.

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Finally got accepted to lease my first own apartment! It's a tiny studio, but it's all for me, so I don't mind.

This picture isn't my apartment, but it has a similar layout and size, any tips or inspo for making a tiny gothic Lolita apartment?

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How do people's room's smell? Do you pick out a scent that goes with your decor, or just go with whatever smells nice to you? I love scented candles and I'm always looking for recommendations for new ones to try out.

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>>9855127
I recommend a day-bed and some cute wall decor. If space and/or budget is limited, by smaller pieces of furniture that can be folded or tucked away. Vinyl sticker sheets (the ones that come in a roll) can add a bit of colour if you have furniture that is an ideal shape but doesn't match your aesthetic colour-wise (they're also removable if you don't like the way it looks). A dark red persian carpet would also look nice!

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>>9851573
my biggest advice would be mood lighting and lots of plants! if I were you, I’d hang something up on the walls to make it even more cozy. pic related is what I’ve always envisioned when thinking about a perfect room - natural, dark and homely.

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Do any gulls have recommendations on how to choose a bed size for your room? Both a double and kingsize would fit but is there a rule of thumb for which works better, especially if you have free standing storage etc.

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>>9855912
Not really. I mean, as long as you have enough room for furniture and walking space, it only comes down to personal comfort and aesthetics. Do you need the extra bed space of a kingsize? Are you sleeping next to someone else every night, or preparing for the possibility of doing so? Do you have a large room that you want to make seem smaller or a smaller room you want to make more comfortable? I will say one thing, it's a lot easier to find nice (and more affordable) sheets for a queen size than a king. size

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>>9827071
begone, troll

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>>9855350
Typically I like my entire house to smell the same? Unless you still live with family having some consistency is good. Just choose a favorite and stick with it! Constantly changing scents might cause a weird smell over time when the candles and such aren't burning.

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>>9857338
Cinnamon for the living room/entry (cinnamon broom), some kind of potpourri for the bathroom, woody scented candles for the bedroom, and the kitchen smells like bread like 80% of the time cuz baking but it gets the occasional weird incense.

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>>9857344
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>>9851308
If you search for atomic Era pieces you will likely find a lot of suitable pieces in pastel pink, teal, and yellow.

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>>9851947
Is this a storefront or someone's actual living space?

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>>9864318
It's from the old moi meme moitie store

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>>9789505
I want to hold a girls hands in that bed

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Would love to see pics of actual lolita's rooms

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>>9859809
This entire setup makes me really uncomfortable and I cant put my finger on why.

I just feel unsettled

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>>9859816
Is it normal to put a bed right up against a radiator?

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>>9868678
My bed is up against a radiator. It's not like it's on whilst I am sleeping.

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>>9868678
I wouldn't assume it is being used. It could just be stored there. It is in a cubby so it might be built-in. My last apartment was an old townhouse, and it had radiator heaters built in that weren't feasibly usable. It was cheaper to use a space heater.

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>>9797053
this reminds me, I need to watch that documentary about her!!

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>>9868643
It's the lighting. Makes it look like a room from a supernatural horror film.

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>>9850363
awww this is Lillith's old room

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Anyone got some Japanese shopping links for cute room stuff? Looking at RomaPri has made me desperate for more.

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Anyone know where I can find an oval picture frame? I keep considering the IKEA ung drill frame, but it's a little too large for what I need. I have a goat skull that I would like to frame with a black velvet background and some flowers.

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Super excited because I finally was able to replace my old desk with the one in the pic!
Personally, I like really plain furniture.

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>>9855350
I usually go with fruity smells. I feel like it fits because my room is super colorful.

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I found the Homegoods heart tables/stools >>9833007 mentioned a while back and have been procrastinating on posting about it. They were in the baby section so they were very tiny, not sure how they're intended to be used with their small size, would only be good for your BJDs.

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I really adore the valentines day aesthetic, anyone have any ideas or tips?
currently im looking to find some nice bedding thats white and red to match the rest of my room which is pink/white/red

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>>9879698
How about an old-fashioned lip-shaped phone?

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>>9879698
As for bed sheets, what about these?

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>>9879698
Fluffy white rug might look cute.

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>>9879698
How do you feel about 80's polka dot type stuff like these tins?

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>>9879863
Ceramic figurines might make for cute decor.

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valentineanon here, thank you so much for the suggestions!!

>>9879870
ugh i especially love stuff like this!

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Any recommendation for budget Lolita-esque room decor and organization? Something like the lines of “baby’s second apartment about of college.” Mainly pastel colors, florals, and golds.

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>>9875365
I've been looking at this one as well, I have loads of decorative things so basic furniture makes it feel less cluttered.

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>>9887837
Ikea and spray paint.

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>>9796865
Looks office-y.