/fa/ - Fashion

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>>15142220
Was thinking of putting my turntable/vinyl set up under the stairs

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forgot pic

>>15142223
curious about the upstairs layout, lots of potentials.
Trying to decide the best spot for my 6ft long standing desk up. against the railing facing the living room or the small nook by the closet?

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>>15142223
I like the space and the concrete floors, but everything is so boring and uncreative. Very conventional.

>>15142230
Where are comfy commie lofts like this conventional?

>>15142236
Anyplace in America. Those look like the million yuppie lofts in every metro.

>>15142230
It's the best I've come across in the area. Location wise, price and sqft. I've been looking for months. It's either this or an even more boring modern apartment bc that's all there is in seattle. Thoughts on this color couch? pic rel

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I'm the op and I agree w/ them the windows for starters is in a very boring configuration and shape. The kitchen is also very hopeless looking. If it weren't for the space,flooring and decent looking railing to the upstairs it'd have nothing going for it.

>>15142241
I am in America, all the apartments here are single level and laid out like a typical studio with maybe a bedroom or two on either side.

>>15142255
Do you live in the midwest? Theres tons of lofts, like he said in metro areas even in blue-collar citys like Dallas TX, Atlanta, GA, Phily since there's so many old factory warehouses that can be converted. Pic rel is in Dallas and theres tons of them similar there. Cheap rent too.

>>15142255
What city is this?

Anyone got more cozy interiors like this? I don't save enough from these threads

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>>15142267
Maybe if you like living in an office space

>>15142320
must be a hell to heat this room

>>15142354
>Shitty vinyl floors
>Folding card tables and chairs
>Cozy
I should slap the shit out of you.

>>15142422
Probably not as bad as you think. Modern windows are pretty decent insulators. I have single pane windows in my house and heating and cooling is misery(but repairing cracked windows is a breeze).

>>15142217
Looks good. How much? Keep in mind though FUCK NIGGERS AND FUCK JANNIES

>>15142429
Okay, FAGGOT.

>>15142409
I'm sure a nice rug or two and plants can give it a more homey feeling

>>15142439
Fuck off jannie. Im not in the mood for your bullshit today

>>15142447
eat shit you cum guzzling faggot

>>15142453
Dont be upset im sure theyll send out more jannie applications in the future.

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>>15142471
Based /pol/ack

>>15142217
Someone in the other thread already told you it's a retarded /biz/ decision. It's also a retarded choice if you're after /int/ (although that's a more subjective take). Paying $2600 to rent a cookie-cutter, soulless place as a (I'm assuming) bachelor is beyond ridiculous, even if you're in tech.

You could rent a full house somewhere in ballard/fremont for that, with a backyard. It would be an older house, but it would be way more soulful and /fa/ imo.

But, it;s your money, and you clearly like it

Need to find a better solution for the white drawer to the left of the desk. I want to use it to store my pc/laptops/other electronics.

Thinking of a bamboo shelf (my desk is also bamboo), what do y'all think?

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>>15142494
>$2600/month for such a desolate husk
Fuck me, kids these days are dumb if they pay that.

>>15142503
I would use it to put my pc, laptop, and decorate the rest with plants/books, etc
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>>15142504
I would see paying that much to be in the city central if I were with a couple in our 20s. But, man, renting as a bachelor and paying $2600 for that is bonkers, even if you're in tech.

>>15142509
Absolutely. On a single source of income that's beyond retarded.

>>15142494

thanks but im no longer asking for /biz/ related advice. I just want layout and decor suggestions now. I've looked long enough in my preferred area to know that the options won't get much better in my budget. I decided I don't want to live in Ballard anymore so I stopped looking there. I think I'll be happier if im in walking distance of capitol hill. Walking to work also sounds really nice too. Also of course it's going to look soulless when it's empty im sure plants, some nice prints on the wall, tasteful furniture, lighting and a nice big rug will help. It's got potential.

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if i wasn't a trust fund baby i'd agree w/ you guys, im in a pretty good spot financially thankfully but even so i would hate to pay a lot for something thats not worth it to me. given the location and size of the space i didn't think 2.6k was that crazy after seeing the surrounding options. yeah I wish I could find something more charming but my time is running out and i've already been looking for months. the original place I wanted to lease (pic rel) was a little cheaper and much better looking but got snatched up quickly. im exhausted.

>>15142471
Imagine having an orgy here

>>15142503
wtf is on the floor

>>15142503
uplift desks sells cpu holders like pic rel, i would just go with that and do some better cable management

>>15142503
as for the rest of your stuff yes a bamboo shelf sounds good enough or maybe a media console stand w/ cabinets

>>15142611
i literally just moved in here april 1 and just painted the place.. so this is a canvas paint mat i'm using in the meantime, while i get an actual/permanent rug lol

>>15142619
ehh, not a fan of how that looks desu...

i have a fractal node 202, a mini itx case... thinking it would just be better horizontal on one of those bamboo shelves/

>>15142587
That's fair man, you do you at the end of the day. I'm a big fan of that concrete aesthetic, but I ultimately don't find them very livable. I'd prefer hardwood - especially if money wasn't an issue.

All that said, ok, for /int/ advice. I think the biggest hurdle you'll find is the finish of that cabinetry clashing with your walnut furniture. It looks a bit on the amber side. Plants are no doubt gonna be your savior here, and I think utilizing the view on that balcony is gonna make the space

>>15142503
i would like an id on your lamp its really comfy lookin

>>15142639
my next suggestion is checking places like etsy and ebay for bamboo storage. it's a less popular material for furniture so it's hard to find many options for storage in it thats new. i found pic rel after a little searching on etsy, you could change the knobs out to something more fitting

>>15142677
something as simple as this could work for the cpu too. then add some bins inside to store other misc things aswell

>>15142668
it's some crate and barrel lamp i found on craigslist, bought it for $20. that's as far as i know.

unfortunately think it's out of place there.. might have to go elsewhere.. we'll see

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think i'm gonna cop something like this to replace the placeholder mat i have under my setup for now

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>>15142677
thought of something like that. I was thinking the tall silhouette would be nice to break up the space. What do you think?

>>15142639
nice case anon, I love mini itx so much, I have the thermal take f1 suppressor. The picture makes it look much larger than it actually is dnt judge my room plsss

>>15142738
im so stupid I didnt attach picture

>>15142738
Yeah I like it. I moved states with it in my suitcase. It's one of the primary reasons I got it. Also prefer it being slender but taller

>>15142720
yea i agree w/ the height contrast working a bit better.

Boys, I'm gonna be moving to Madison WI for work. Anybody know any effay buildings?

>>15142771
Center of town is decent, haven't been there for anything other than a concert but it's a homely town. Very walkable which makes it great but lots of students. Might be a good thing if you dress well.

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>>15142248
This is literally every boring was duplex being built in every fucking city across the US right now. Please do not feed the death of culture and continual gentrification of older neighborhoods.

This gives off big "moving from small Midwestern town to a larger city" vibes
>>15142443
I think you should develop some personal taste before you move in somewhere and sign a lease.

>>15142819
I take back my earlier statement..


"if i wasn't a trust fund baby i'd agree w/ you guys"
This explains literally everything about why everything is so vapid and devoid of personality. :)))

>>15142791
Yeah, I've been there for the interview & a conference. The isthmus is definitely where I'm angling to be, but I'm kind of struggling to not find a place with wall to wall carpet lol

Is this an isthmus?

>>15142771
Bumping this but for Atlanta

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Seattle is filled with boring modern apartments, I tried my best. I think living in this loft will make be fill happier than a regular 1 floor apartment with average sized windows and less space. Everything else avaible looks like pic rel and it bores me. I like high cielings and the openess of lofts. It's a fun space to live in during your 20s for a year or two then ill get over it and move on to something more practical.

>>15142830
I'm not a geographer but I think no

>>15142494
This this this. If you're rich OP, you have the money to rent a house that was actually designed well and not designed to appeal to every boring white person that has a following on instagram of over 2000. You can literally rent an entire house, in a city, with a yard. If you're a trust fund baby, just get your parents to put the fucking down payment on a house and cosign the mortgage wtf???

You're not asking for /biz/ advice anymore because they gave you good advice. So you came here because you think you know better or don't care. So you ask for advice here for people to give you help choosing something because you have no taste or enough common sense to listen.

Making a place look nice and feel homey is quite a bit more than finding a cookie cutter apartment/townhome, going to room and board, buying plants and a bunch of coffee table books to make it look like you know something about design. The space must reflect the area you are in, who you are, and what you are trying to reflect back on the world with yourself.

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Still it's like a blank canvas with potential.

>>15142744
Based Bladee-Pape

>>15142839
But do you see how disposable the world is to you?

My uncle is crazy rich, he has 4 homes and moves around constantly. He lived a block from the Buckingham Palace for a month and then left. He can't stay in one place, his home now could be anybody's who has a large amount of money. There is no sense of self, no personality. When I see that I don't see peace, or happiness, I see someone who is lost in wealth.

Yes, you can live there. Yes you have money so It's not a problem, but why just move there to say you live there? It's inoffensive, and you're rich so youll move on and it's no skin off your back. But what happens when you find a time where moving to a new place, to a new city, to a new country doesn't mean anything anymore, doesn't cause any thrill anymore? Rather than seeing the earth and people as something you can just toss away when you're bored with them; why not find an apartment, a house, or a place where you want to stay and be?

Ask yourself what is valuable in a home? Where do I want to be? I do not understand the point of living somewhere just to move away when you're bored. Maybe it's just a personality trait I don't have.

Otherwise my best bet for you would be find the apartment you're fine living in, and just hire some girl or gay guy off instagram to decorate your place for you so it doesn't come off as a tasteless gaudy mess.

>>15142871
I'll be graduating college in May. I'm in a really transient stage of my life. I am mainly focused on finding work, living on the east coast my whole life I thought giving the PNW a shot could be a nice change plus theres great career opportunities. I'm in no rush to settle down and buy a home right now. Why do you have such a narrow view on life paths? Whats wrong with going somewhere with the plan to move later? Literally nothing. People travel all the time to experience new things, how is this any different?

>youll move on and it's no skin off your back. But what happens when you find a time where moving to a new place, to a new city, to a new country doesn't mean anything anymore, doesn't cause any thrill anymore?

Who said I wanted to move around all my life? lol you're making a lot of grand assumptions about me and it couldn't be farther from the truth. Who knows, maybe i'll like the PNW more than the east coast and stay there for a while. I honestly have no desired to Move from place to place constantly. Short vacations is more of my thing.

>>15142849
I don't think you guys understand just how hard it is to find housing in this city. I also don't need an entire house. I just need enough space for my bed, desk, couch, tv and media consoles. I don't need a yard lol. I'm in my early 20s buying a house is too much of a commitment, I don't even know a place I like enough to commit to in that way. Plus time constraints won't allow me to keep looking for much longer.
>So you came here because you think you know better or don't care.
I'm asking for layout advice and inspo, we're on /fa/ it's what these threads are for. I already know some of the furniture i want. I think some suggestions for plants would be cool since I don't know that much about them. Theres a lot of good natural light, i've always wanted one of those big monstera plants

>>15142229
>standing desk
Soya boy

>>15142917
one of the best pieces of furniture i've invested in, i regret nothing.

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>>15142889
There is nothing wrong with wanting to move or see new places. But how you've presented yourself so far is very uninvolved and uninterested in anything that makes anywhere you live a "home". Post pictures, post inspo for me. You want people to do the work for you? You want a monstera but can't be bothered to look at plant care or look up plants that would work in your place yourself? Also you can't cry for yourself about how hard it is to find a place when you're trying to move it a city as popular as Seattle.

I apologize for projecting.
Here's an apartment in my favorite part of Seattle: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/906-E-Highland-Dr-Seattle-WA-98102/2088808815_zpid/

>>15142947
>Post pictures, post inspo for me. You want people to do the work for you?
That's understandable, it does sound like i'm asking to be spoon fed. Inspo of other places would suffice. As for the plants, I figured there's a shit ton of cool species out there that I don't know about hoping someone could share their knowledge of nice indoor plants

>https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/906-E-Highland-Dr-Seattle-WA-98102/2088808815_zpid/

that's a good find love the natural light, unfortunate looking kitchen though.

>>15142953
I mean are you even planning on cooking much? You said you're right out of college and you're a guy so I just assumed you weren't doing much cooking. Also kitchens don't need to look nice to work well lol.

There are tons and tons of plants and being in Seattle you have much more ideal growing conditions than most places. Honestly since you have money the easiest thing for you to do would be go to a plant store or nursery and just ask them there what plants would work for your place. Know which direction your windows face, think about how much you will be able to look after them, and how much of you're free time you're willing to spend taking care of them. Monsteras are easy, they like bright windows, they like to dry out before they get watered again, and they like a pole or something to support them as they grow.

>>15142963
I plan to cook more, I'm not big on eating out. I was actually thinking of going vegetarian and also cutting out all dairy. Plus for that amount of money, a kitchen like that is simply unacceptable. I think I've been skipping over actual houses while hunting bc they tend to be disappointing plus lack the amenities that complexes have like gym, parking, package pickup etc but I'm going to give them another shot.

>>15142972
imo the propensity of the market to build complexes (apartment or other) for fresh out of college kids with well paying jobs is kind of a disaster-- many of those services get bundled into cost calculations, when it's not necessarily true that you would have picked them if they weren't offered.
The same can largely be said about ballooning tuition costs due to administrative fees & staff at schools that are trying to get good USNews rankings by having puppy days and massage therapists.
Being aware of this is a good way to prevent cost creep in your life.

>>15142889
>I am mainly focused on finding work

>> I thought giving the PNW a shot

>> Whats wrong with going somewhere with the plan to move later?

>> Who knows, maybe i'll like the PNW more than the east coast and stay there for a while.

>> I honestly have no desired to Move from place to place constantly.

>> Short vacations is more of my thing.


Dude you're obviously immature and don't know what you want yet, don't even know if you like Seattle yet (sounds like you're just FOMOing right now), and just want to live the city life in your 20s, which is fair. Trust fund baby or not, you have no job, and you're gonna sign a year lease for $31k right out of college. So ok, you have the money and you can afford it, but you chose the ugliest fucking apartment right out of a catalogue.

lmao. bruh. idk. make these mistakes early on I guess. And you don't even live here and saying things like:

>> I don't think you guys understand just how hard it is to find housing in this city.

>> I just need enough space for my bed, desk, couch, tv and media consoles.

so get a micro studio lmao

>>15143037
>don't even know if you like Seattle yet (sounds like you're just FOMOing right now),
yeah im gonna go move to a city instead of staying in my bumfuck town.
you act like i've never been to a city before. b-bbut ThE wEatHeR iS gLoOmy and seattle freezee!! lmao okay i don't care seattle isn't some kind of fucking mystery place. it's another american city just like rest with shittier weather, homeless people, junkies, tech bros, sjw gays surrounded by nice nature. big fuckin whoop, who cares.

like please explain how wanting to move to a city is FOMOing hard for city life? staying in some shit town w/ no job prospects sounds like a better plan to you?

and no i'm not going to live in a micro squalor if i don't have to. i have way to much shit for that it would be cramped. why would i want to live like that while adjusting to a new place? My main priority is making sure i have a space that I enjoy being in. What that means is good location, spacious, no nasty ass carpet, small prison windows, run down kitchen/bathroom. I'll compromise on somethings but if I don't find anything better im going w/ the ugly souless concrete box idc desu.

>And you don't even live here and saying things like:
you act like we aren't in the middle of a fucking pandemic, I can't go tour places in person if i wanted too everything is only online now those are my only options right now god damn pls shut up lmao

>>15143037
you're nitpicking at this point
>I am mainly focused on finding work
yup just like every college graduate so the fuck what
> I thought giving the PNW a shot
it's a good place for what im looking for. has somethings i want to try that you can't find on the east coast
> Whats wrong with going somewhere with the plan to move later?
It's nice to live in new places but at the end of the day my family is on east coast so i have a feeling ill end up going back eventually, doesn't mean I should stay there my whole entire life

> Who knows, maybe i'll like the PNW more than the east coast and stay there for a while.
the only place i'd considered living is NYC and Seattle. Already spent enough time in the latter and im not interested in living there right now

> I honestly have no desired to Move from place to place constantly.
i would prefer to stay put in a place I like for while and get comfortable instead of moving around, why is that hard to grasp?
>>> Short vacations is more of my thing.
???

>>15142217
Smells like gentrification.

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>>15142849
>going to room and board, buying plants and a bunch of coffee table books to make it look like you know something about design
Kek, that's /int/ in a nutshell.

Pic unrelated.

>>15142914
OH NO! monstera is poisonous to cats, stop them before it's too late!

>>15143357
Just get a cat that doesn't like to eat plants..

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>>15143144
Damn I was trying to help you out but this is just dismal... This is why urban culture is non-existent and suburbs stretch across the entire country. Americans who just want to live where it's cool to be right then and don't give a single shit about where it is they are actually moving to kind of disgust me. Like you are COMPLETELY uninvested in what Seattle actually is
>big fuckin whoop who cares
Why would you move anywhere if this is how you feel about the place you're moving? You will never care about the character or health of the city because youll only be there to get your kicks and then peace out when you're bored. You will just be one more of the millions who are happy to see forests and preserved habitat bulldozed so more shitty copy/paste apartments can be put up, you won't blink once when poor racially diverse neighborhoods are invaded by white gentrification, when any flavor of personality the city has left is taken away you won't flinch because you do not care about any of it. You just want to live in "Seattle" I hope I'm wrong about this seriously because seeing interesting cities completely whitewashed and the nature surrounding them decimated just so bros right out of college can move there feel like they've made it makes me really sad.

looking for wall art/decor. any recommendations? I was looking for westernish themes or jap themes

>>15142423
yes daddy

>>15143510
Nothing about that post I responded to is helpful in any way. You're still nitpicking. Seattle isn't a mystery place so what. I'll doubt i'll regret moving there over NYC. All major cities have their flaws, should I let that stop me? Please stop with all these weird ass projections. You think bc i'm not looking at Seattle through some rose colored lens that I don't like it? How does that make sense? You're so dense, you have this silly view that what I feel is one dimensional. That I can't be aware of a cities faults and still be glad to move there. Like taking the pros with the cons doesn't fucking exsist. Any ways, keep projecting your weird superiority complex. what ever helps you seel at night lol

>>15143632
That wasn't me you're reply to, but, the point I was trying to make is that you don't even seem to really know yet whether you want to commit to Seattle but are about to drop wad on a trash apt.

You say you don't want to bounce around from place to place and want to say put, but then you also say you don't even know if you'll like Seattle/PNW (but you say you might? who knows?), then you say "it's nice to live in new places" and "have a feeling I'll end up back in East coast eventually." But you're in a bumfuck town and don't want to stay there (awwww), and so you can't even check places out in person. But that's ok, you just want to make a move.

I'll say it again, this reeks of FOMO. At this point, though, my best advice is to get that cookie cutter place. Leave the nicer places for the rest of us that actually want a home with soul.

Either way, I don't care and neither have interest in helping you design that place. It's boring work

How do I make this less ugly?

>>15144039
You can start by not cramming three different rooms into a hallway.

>>15142831
This, every here is souless trash

>>15144052
This is why I come to /fa/

>>15144021
>you also say you don't even know if you'll like Seattle/PNW
okay that's where you're wrong and why you're so confused. I said who knows maybe ill like it enough to stay for a WHILE. I'm not moving there expecting to dislike it. the keyword here is a "while". Will I like it to stay there 5 years+? who knows.

> "have a feeling I'll end up back in East coast eventually."But you're in a bumfuck town and don't want to stay there (awwww)

god damn this is tiring your nitpicking so hard and aren't even good at it. you have a problem w/ selective reading. nothing I'm saying is hard to grasp. lets try again. i have family on the east coast and thats why I feel like I'll go back there eventually. eventually means years and years from now when I'm finally ready to settle down. Does that mean I have to move back to the bumfuck town I came from? No. I can move to NYC and be a 2-hour drive from that same bum fuck town and see them a lot more than if I had to fly all the way from the PNW. Does that make sense to you now? I understand you don't have all the details of my personal situation and can only respond based off what I write but please, just stop with the assumptions.

It's not a fear of missing out lol I want to move there bc it'll be very beneficial for me. This isn't a product I'm going to regret not buying when it sells out. It's job opportunities, experiences, and life.

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you have to get rid of that massive media shelf thing. the darkness and size of it consumes to much space

>>15144170
I hate it. But it’s my parents’ I couldn’t get rid of it

>>15144302
you mean you can't bc you would get in trouble by them or you can't bc of sentimental reasons? if it's the later....i think you should reconsider

>>15144302
Well you can't leave it in the hallway like that if you want the place to look nice.

>>15142217
Okay time to post inspo this entire has gone to shit

ik the whole modern century kinfolk/parachute look is trite and overplayed now but the beds still look so comfy

>>15144380
the olive looks better on walnut imo

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>>15144331
I don’t want to get rid of something they spent money on, also it’s their place so I don’t have much control, and it’d take considerable effort to get rid of that massive monster in that tight space

>>15144420
>also it’s their place so I don’t have much control
If you don't have say of where things go then there's not much people could do for you

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>>15144387
Please stop.

Well this thread is depressing

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post something better then

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>>15142217
benesse house

I absolutely love these videos, wish I had an opportunity to buy a place with so much history
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Jt3VarAy3c
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ks5QdYhvHWg

>>15144627
The ottoman next to the wall looks hilarious

>>15142471
subtle

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>>15144664
>tfw no extra long leggy gf

Unironically my goal when I get my own place

>>15142503
If I were you I would consider moving your entire desk setup to one of your side walls instead to allow for more natural light into your room. I think a wood bookshelf next to your desk would look nice in your space and would be sturdier than a bamboo shelf, and you could surround the shelf with books and a plant to contrast with all your tech hardware. Not really feeling the legs you've currently got on your desk, since you seem to be going for a vaguely rustic industrial vibe with the old chair and side table for your lamp. I'd also consider cutting down the size of your mat/rug thing. That's just my opinion though.

>>15142217
tfw no sexy wine cellar.

>>15145307
ahhhhh Petrus
bonne nuit, monsieur moueix

What's been overlooked here so far is having textured finishes on walls, which could be stony, metallic, rag and sponge painted, color washed, and others. Pic is supposedly wallpaper though.

Could probably work better for closed walls while reserving flat matte for walls with openings.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faux_painting

>>15145165
Been there done that. Probably why there's thus the impulse to remodel after dwelling in such a place for a while.

>>15145216
>cables

>>15144636
In Residence is such an incredible series.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6j69Y8l6Cf0 is one of my favorites.

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Don't listen to this guy, I saved quite a lot of your posts.

Moving in with my gf, and my god, she has shit taste. She likes over designed gaudy shit, and I like simpler, functional designs with an emphasis on color coordination. How do I keep this from turning into a clusterfuck?

>>15146070
>How do I keep this from turning into a clusterfuck?
Haha good luck

That issue is very common, and you'll usually end up losing that battle over time. Hope you like words on the walls and Paris/wine-themed gaudy-ass decor, 'cause that's what my guy friends are now dealing with

>>15146099
>Paris/wine-themed gaudy-ass decor
Fuck, this hits too close to home. That shits not flying. Luckily, I’m incredibly stubborn and give her good dick so she usually ends up following my demands. I won’t be a tyrant though. She can design the kitchen and bathrooms

>>15146070
>Moving in with my gf
Of how many years? You gotta tell her this is going to bother you

>>15144039
lighting will do alot,
>>15144170
this is a good bit of advice. Consider a nice area rug, and shitcan the sofa.
Because you have such a small space to work with, get pieces that dont take up alot of space. each piece and element of the interior needs to have a purpose and work with every other element, or it'll just look more disheveled. Got alot of clutter that needs to go, and reassess your direction.

>>15142217
those sorts of open plans are awful. Anyone trying to sleep upstairs is completely fucked if anyone wants to stay up late watching tv or has to get up early and make breakfast downstairs.

>>15146180
i'd be living by myself but agree i would not live here w/ roommates also i'm not getting the apartment anymore, the fuckers lied in the listing and said it was a corner unit that would have windows all the way up to the bedroom. the actual unit is stuck between a pub and another unit. im beyond annoyed but it's probably for the best. I've reassessed what i want in an apartment after this thread so thanks guys

>>15146129
3 years. I’ve already let her know that I don’t like the idea. She says she wasn’t going to do that anyways but I don’t ever believe what a woman says, only what they do. She says she would like to collaborate with decoration so I’ll continue cautiously. Still not sure how we’ll merge our styles

Is there a good place to buy cheap paintings for decoration? I have no idea what sort I should be looking into, like replica art or printed?

>>15142914
>I also don't need an entire house. I just need enough space for my bed, desk, couch, tv and media consoles.
Why would a single dude who only wants a short-term bed, couch and veg-out screen need some cliche overpriced "industrial" effay apartment for internet models? You could just get any cheapo studio apartment, stick whatever nice things you have in there and make it a home base for using the money saved to explore a new city. This feels like a disease of people whose parents were just well-off enough to care about looking "trendy" and now are cursed with having that ingrained in their values. Keeping up with the Instagram Joneses doesn't get you anything.

>my inspiration is an empty room with a concrete floor
the absolute state of this board

>>15142639
check the streacom db4, is better and looks good

>>15145216
Fair assessment. I did in fact consider putting the desk on the side, but decided against it because I would be looking at a wall. I do think that it's the 'correct' arrangement, though. I might still move it down the line.

The old chair and the side table were pieces the previous tenant left behind, and since we're quarantined and I haven't fully been able to look around to furnish adequately, they're just what I've been using. I'm not purposely going for the vaguely rustic industrial vibe, although I don't necessarily hate these pieces. I don't think the lamp/stand fit well next to the desk like that - I might move them.

The rug thing is just a canvas paint mat I was using and it's just a placeholder while I find something, but I agree, it's rather large.
Thanks for the comments though

>>15146527
I did check that out when I was building this rig, but I liked the taller silhouette of the node 202.

>>15142849
You obviously don't live in Seattle. It's horrible.

I rented in some shitty 120-year-old buildings for the last couple years, which looked okay on the surface but were terribly laid out and half the renovations created even more problems than they solved.

The rate the city's been growing means your only options are either OP's cookie cutter nu-apartment marketed for hikikomori techies, or big houses that boomers bought before the crash, "fixed up" using cheap amateur labor and materials to parcel up and rent on craigslist as soon as possible.

I'm moving out to the forest the minute this quarantine ends and I can quit my job desu.

>>15146470
>who only wants a short-term
wrong i'd like to be there for a while. if I find the right place the first time it'll make sticking around longer even easier.

and I want space, high ceilings and big windows nothing will ever change that plus i have the money for it so why settle for less

>>15146499
>asking for layout advice
>post the room in question
>retard thinks it's suppose to be inspo

the reading comprehension of this board.

>>15146717
fucking thank you anon, these people don't get it.

Any leafs here? I'm moving to Toronto to study interior design and want to know how fucked the rental market is.

>>15146717
You couldn't be more wrong with your false dichotomy. I live here. You can find decent places. The dude clearly has his mind set on that concrete box, he likes the loft aesthetic, let him do it. It's retarded and expensive but if that's what makes him happy so be it. Amazing y'all keep bickering. That's not to say that you can't find "older" and "not as polished" houses that are super livable.

Also, for a price bump, I'd get something like this instead.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/414-Lakeside-Ave-S-APT-12-Seattle-WA-98144/48907661_zpid/?

>>15146801
I prefer places like this: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/956-10th-Ave-E-APT-102-Seattle-WA-98102/2080724619_zpid/?

They're no doubt gonna be older buildings and not have the fancy amenities, but that's not important to me.

>>15144627
w2c that shelf

>>15146813
That is a super comfy, historic buildings are the best

>>15146801
>2.8k
>that location
>>15146813
>that small shitty bedroom.

>>15146717
I mean you only read my first paragraph, that's exactly what Im arguing for. If OP took his money and went outside of the city a bit he could find a place with huge windows and whatever else he wants for the same price. Yeah I don't live in Seattle, I live in Denver which definitely isn't to the point Seattle is at thankfully. I've been around Seattle quite a bit and living outside of the city is quite manageable.
>>15146735
>plus i have the money for it so why settle for less
This exact mentality is why deforestation and habitat destruction exists on such an incomprehensible scale. Fuck you, do something meaningful with your money instead of buying an overpriced apartment in a city and living the same life as every other deadbrain american

>>15144632
more like benis house

>>15146801
3k a month for 1 bedroom apartment. Holy shit I cannot wait till America collapses

>>15146894
>buying

lmao
he's renting. it's worse.

>>15146798
Just look on Zillow...

>>15146910
this is goals desu

>>15146894
>went outside of the city
no thanks
>deforestation and habitat destruction exists on such an incomprehensible scale
here we go with this holier than thou shit. I feel like i'm going back and forth with a literal child. You have such a narrow, one dimensional mindset. It's like you don't think people can be multifaceted lol everything is black and white to you. grow up.

>>15146912
imagine buying a house in this economy

>>15146735
>Why not fall for what every other rube falls for since I can afford it?
Instead of relying on your safety net, you could just not take a nose dive to begin with.

>>15146919
>imagine buying a house in this economy
My place appreciated about 33% in ~4 years, not counting the fact that my monthly payments go - in part - to principal.

It's not an awful decision, you just have to (1) be okay with staying somewhere for a while, (2) be handy enough to not need a handyman every two goddamn seconds, and (3) have enough money for the down payment.

>>15146919
isn't it a great time to buy right now? low interest rates and all?

So what is the deal with all the trend of modern apartments looking the way they do. All flat and identical. It's not the first time it ever happened in history, but I'd be dammed to ever hear anyone call these neighborhoods ugly.

>>15146927
im don't feel like commuting through terrible traffic by living outside the city so my pickins are slim. somethings are more important than the others. i can't think of a better convenience than walking/biking to work

Ok any continuation of discussing this dudes decision to rent an expensive cookie cutter apartment will result in a ban. You've been warned. Please dump the inspo senpai

>>15146958
i blame the tech bros bc thats who they want to appeal too. plus they have enough money to afford it. the modern amenities can look great in the right kitchen but they can hardly get that right. I much prefer lighter woods and Scandinavian design over the modern concrete look.

>>15146917
Youre refuting my claims by calling me a child.. You can't even admit to yourself how destructive your morality is. Im in the process of moving too, all of these questions and more have been in my head. Maybe I have a very strong and one sided opinion on just one of the aspects of this argument. My argument has a few more levels of dimensionality than you are trying to make it out to have though.

The thing that I feel is different from you and I -in terms of lookimg for a place- is you have money, you know exactly what you want, youll get it and not think about any of the consequences of your decision. You ultimately don't care what your desires cause or the consequences of their existence. It does not matter if you say "I don't like deforestation or gentrification, I think it's terrible" and then go and move into a place that is the product of both of those. Your just hiding from a truth that is plainly obvious at that point.

I do not understand how it's holier than thou? I haven't yet stated how I am so much better than you. I haven't asserted my superiority. Because you feel defensive towards something I have said does not equate to me saying anything holier than thou. I have asserted my morality, and you have yet to display any moral faculties at all. Once you do then we can talk about it Im acting holier than thou.

So we can stop going in circles, Ill do it out right. What do you care about? What matters to you?

>>15146969
Wow I am shocked that a moderator on 4chan would decide to make such a blatantly useless and petty statement as this :O

>>15146917
Shit, I've never been to Seattle and I've got no idea if overpaying on a cookie cutter Instagram lifestyle loft really does kill sea otters and burn down the forests, but if the dual personality traits of "I have a misplaced sense of entitlement AND don't care about the community I expect to entertain me until I get bored of it" counts as being "multi-faceted", then I've met plenty of complex characters in my time.

>>15146740
Literally 90% of the 'inspo' (not even including OP's pictures) posted ITT is empty concrete rooms with a bunch of meme chairs in the middle

>b-but muh minimalism
It's boring, uninspired garbage. Fuck off.

>>15146969
i just think it's a bad apartment and he shouldnt get it

>>15146934
It's the perfect time to buy if you have money and are working.

>>15146958
Cost and restraints. I'm not a architect or a city planner, so maybe someone could correct me here. But the cheapest way to build an apartment building is to build them in mass. This explains the samey look in neighborhoods even as old as these. The problem that cities have been facing for a long time is space, a lot of old cities suited the market of a single family homes, this is a waste of space. Smaller apartments such as these brownstones picture are also expensive for the city to maintain, trying to separating water, power, etc. Thus, it's also expensive for the residents. But what about design? It could play into the cost, but is this the excuse for them to be ugly? These brownstones are mass produced duplicates, but they are attractive and delightful to look at and I'm confident that their style will continue to be. It could be so they can keep the cost down, no need to pay the time for a team of architects that for work that now be done by anyone with the software.

>>15146919
>Renting
Throwing your money away as rent is almost always worse than buying property. My mortgage with taxes and insurance is $1400/month. I pay an extra $200-$300 every month towards principal and all of my utilities average out to under $200/month throughout the year.

Then add in the fact that you can deduct interest on your mortgage from your taxes, actually own something, and build wealth with the appreciation of an asset and you'd be an absolute moron to rent unless you paid significantly less than market rate and invested the difference.

>>15146991
you spent this entire thread making weak assumptions about me and now you finally want to ask

>what do you care about
>what matters too you

Well I care about living in a place I enjoy coming home too. I want to come home to good natural light/big windows, no carpet, high cielings and enough space. I don't want to feel cramped. I also want to stay within my budget. I want it to be inside the city. Does that place exsist. At this point I don't think so. I've reassesd my values and these are the things that matter to me. It doesn't have to be a modern apartment and the heigh cielings can be compromised.

Do I care about the cities health? sure. Do I want to preputate the cycle of gentrication? Of course not. Does that mean I should live outside the city and live in a place I don't want to?

>I do not understand how it's holier than thou?
>I haven't asserted my superiority.
> I have asserted my morality


>holier-than-thou. disapproving : having or showing the annoying attitude of people who believe that they are morally better than other people.

How embarassing, please stop.

>>15147053

I’m so over minimalist crap. I’ll take a cozy cluttered room of interesting vintage shit any day over a concrete warehouse

>>15147053
theres barely any pictures in this thread it's all bickering so shut up post more inspo then

>>15147071
Let him fucking do it who cares about some random ass anon that is making a shit decision jesus fuck just dump some inspo

>tfw i say dump inspo but dont dump any mysrelf xFD

This is now an apartment buying thread. Thoughts on this place?

>>15147071
im fucking not >>15146214 , will you shut up now?

>>15147123
lots of potential, so much room for activities. how much are they asking for and what does the bedroom look like? my guess is theres no windows in it

>>15147107
>post more inspo then
Ok

>>15147137

>>15147143

>>15147136
There isn't any windows in the bedroom, the price is 2k

>>15147151

>>15147143
If they got rid of the bull horns and used less obnoxious plants this would be pretty ideal.

>>15147156

>>15147159

>>15147160

>>15147159
dope couch

>>15147162
Done for tonight

>>15147157
I think if you did that you'd lose the looming, enclosed feeling of the room. It seems a little over the top in this photo but if I imagine myself reading there it seems lovely.


Opinions on Pre-Fab?

>>15142689
bees

>>15147154
not bad, the size of the windows really makes the place. i'd kill for something like that

all i want is a charles eames chair
thats it
theyre so comfy

>>15147197
:/

Eames is easily the most bastardized brand out there. The Eames' whole ethos was beautifully designed furniture, made with inexpensive/reused products that was sold at a price accessible to most. Now it's just baby's first expensive piece of furniture-core

>>15147207
i know nothing about interior design and dont really care, ive sat in one and theyre super comfy which is why i want it

>>15147214

>>15147216

>>15147219

>>15147197
I told my self I would buy one of these when I get the money even though I know every redditor on male living space thinks it's the peak of contemporary furniture.

>>15147219
All these great places to sit and they choose there. I guess you need to learn to walk in butt discomfort before your comfy chairs can run.

>>15147221
Ray Eames' textile design

>>15147237

>>15147239

>>15142217
>tfw your shitty hometown has places like this for $900

>>15147248
Yeah, but is it next to a nano-brewery and a gastronomy institute?

Didn't think so, flyover faggot. :^)

>>15146978
>>15147081
I think you're both right. I used to live in Seattle, and left around the time that noticeable swaths of tech bros started spilling in. Also, a lot of tech bros I know don't particularly excel in the virtues of espousing aesthetic philosophy, which is to say they don't care much if their apartment looks like monotonous garbage and has color-changing LEDs in the showerhead. What they care about is buying up a big portion of space in an area that they know will give them clout.

>>15147228
They are very comfortable and well designed. So what if redditors like Eames. It's a staple.

>>15147237
>>15147239
>>15147242
Finally
Some decent fucking content

>>15142914
>already know some of the furniture i want
Pics?

>>15142267
Do you mind posting a link? Currently looking for something like this in the DFW area

>>15147102
The utility of it though is that by having less junk you don't have to expend as much effort at keeping things clean and dust free, which is ideal for the demands of modern society. Also it's better to have the coast clear so you can murder any crawling pests you might spot, because as sanitary as you may be, it won't mean that your neighbors are; and at times pests are just an unavoidable urban endemic.

Just a thought to consider but I'm sure many contrarian nigglers that have an ax to grind with everything contemporary will continue to whine about things anyway.

>>15147271
Large firms and companies are a large contributes to the move into urban areas. The need for more workers means more housing options near by to suite company needs. It's one of the few monstrous effects that would've happened when Amazon wanted to put a new HQ in Queens

>>15147334
Who the fuck thinks like this? Is this seriously what concerns you in life?

>>15147334
>you don't have to expend as much effort at keeping things clean and dust free, which is ideal for the demands of modern society
To at least play devil's advocate, you could just as easily call that the demands of modern laziness. Minimalism is great for people who want to look respectable and fashionable while not bothering to stop sitting around and playing video games in the fraction of their free time they ought to spend cleaning. Having nice things means taking care of your nice things.

>>15147257
strange way of pronouncing "thriving, flamboyant homosexual scene" but i know your urbanite dogwhistles by now

>>15147257
>>15147360
Rude and homophobic. The gays at least know how to call a bar a bar and a restaurant a restaurant, unlike yuppies.

>>15147360
Truly you are a man after my own heart.

>>15147207
>>15147228
They might be "baby's first designer chair" the same way "Kind of Blue" is "baby's first jazz album" - they're still both amazing pieces of art. Just because it has become more accessible and you can see it everywhere doesn't make the Lounge Chair less beautiful in its construction.
I've had the privilege of growing up in a rich household (my parents have both been working as creative directors since the eighties and collected designer furniture since you could still make a whole lot of money in advertising 30-40 years ago) and sat in many different chairs from Barcelona chairs to anything Hans Wegner, Wassily chairs etc. The only chair that comes close to the Eames Lounge Chair after all those years is Corbusiers Grand Confort and I still prefer the Eames.

>>15147379
Cool Story Bro.

>>15144398
where to cop a giant fluffy cozy duvet

>>15146910
>lounging in the sunlight with your titties out

>>15147156
damn this fucks, I love green.

>>15147355
>>15147357
Just wait till life's many troubles hit you, then you may become able to appreciate making better thought-out choices than following your pure impulses.

'Coziness' can be largely boiled down to lighting and furniture, the way a campfire in the desert can be cozy. It's not clutter and trinkets that will make you comfortable.

>>15147303
heres some stuff i had booked marked

i really want to find a nice comfy corduroy couch like pic rel

>https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/seating/sofas/jens-risom-sofa-built-storage-table/id-f_15726421/
something like this for a small reading nook

>https://scandinaviandesigns.com/collections/coffee-tables/products/luke-coffee-table

>https://www.dwr.com/designer-charles-and-ray-eames/eames-molded-plastic-dowel-leg-armchair-daw/1980.html?lang=en_US#lang=en_US&pn=18&start=1
in stone or sparrow color/walnut legs

>https://symbolaudio.com/product/unison-52-record-stand/
i like this setup but don't like the legs on it desu

>https://www.burkedecor.com/collections/entertainment-centers/products/oak-nordic-tv-cupboard-in-various-sizes
wish it was in walnut and not even sure if i want a media console at this point


>https://www.article.com/product/1252/seno-walnut-round-dining-table
this table is a maybe since it's pretty basic/plain
>https://www.article.com/product/11404/kissa-canyon-charcoal-matte-walnut-dining-chair
i like the chairs

>>15144482

The speakers ruin it. Looks like they were bought at Circuit City.

>>15147574
agree, I dislike the one under the tv the most, so awkward looking.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/911-Keith-Ln-APT-13-Austin-TX-78705/63835751_zpid/

condo i'm trying to lease

thoughts?

>>15147574
They don't have Circuit City anymore gramps; unless you mean their website in which case the correct phrase should be "bought off Circuit City".

>>15147574
They don't have Circuit City anymore gramps; unless you mean their website in which case the correct phrase should be "bought off of Circuit City".

>>15147695
great execution

>>15147708
is that the ukrainian botnet?

>>15147708
Can't criticize other people's grammar without being willing to correct one's own. Might as well complain about there being a delete button on keyboards.

>>15142423

That's real hardwood, or engineered.

t. Floor pro

Any good computer chairs that don't look like Boomer office cruisers or some faggot diner seat?

>>15147791
Look at chairs made by:
Steelcase
Humanscale

Aesthetics is for you to decide on but they make proper ergonomic task chairs. which should be your first priority.

>>15142503
Is this desk 5 foot or 6 foot?

>>15147775
It's still a card table and a shitty folding chair.

why does no one grow any flowers or have wall color?
its all white walls and green hardware store plants

>>15147524
I found the couch and will be ordering it as soon as I find a place.

>https://www.truck-furniture.co.jp/truckshop/furniture/12

>>15147379
>price skyrocketed due to meme status
>it has become more accessible
Lol

>>15147845
60"X30"

>>15148103
i think they meant accessible as in availability not price.

>>15148056
That may be more fitting as a tourist attraction than conventional interior inspo.

>>15142504
That's a "budget" apartment in some parts of the country. Also people make more in some cities. It not uncommon to have a six figure starting salary.

>>15148722
Paying $2600/month for property you don't own on a six figure salary is still dumb. I make $115k a year and blowing over $30k ANNUALLY on renting an apartment would make me furious.

Only poor idiots with no concept of wealth would think spending that much on rent is prudent.

>>15148750
tell that to literally anyone living in a 1 bedroom apartment in NYC

>>15148853
>In Manhattan
There are cheaper parts in NYC, idiot. Or just commute like a lot of people do.

>>15148899
doesn't sound very effay though

>>15149065
Do you seriously make life decisions based on the opinion of anonymous posters on a mongolian throat singing forum ?

>>15149353
yes

>>15142217
op here, not getting the concrete loft anymore bc they lied on the listing. i just got approved for pic rel though. it still has all the current tenants stuff in it right now. thoughts? i'll probably go with a similar living room layout but im still lost on what i want to use as a dining table. a kitchen island or normal table?

>>15149429

>>15149431
small bedroom, unfortunately.

>>15149435

>>15149436
2.5k for 755 sqft lol

>>15149438
ngl, it does bore me.

>>15149441
im going to continue looking at other places but i do like the kitchen a lot.

>>15142928
Based stance desu

>>15144039
Embrace a total sleazecore lifestyle and keep it the way It is. Maybe add a shitry fish tank

>>15144156
>Will I like it to stay there 5 years+?
>5 years
>a while
Dude you're head is so far up your ass you're inside out

>>15145165
I've been living like this for a year and a half now and I'm justifying it by saying that I'm going to be moving and I dont want to buy furniture just to move it.

The real reason is that I'm a cheap bastard

Why is it so hard to find curtains for non-fuckhuge windows?

>>15146372
Just get what you like. I feel like I'll get a lot of shit for this but check out sites like Society6 they have a broad range of art prints, a lot of it is embarrassing but a lot of it is tasteful too

>>15149559
>"5 years +""
5 years PLUS
how is that not a while you nitpicking retard?

>>15149438
You're retarded.

>>15146994
Only a janitor would care that much. Mods are permanently asleep

>>15149613
how? it's been on the market for a long time I have a feeling they're going to drop the price once they realize no one wants to lease it for that during a pandemic and economic crisis. It used to be more expensive a few weeks back. i'm going to wait it out and see if the price drops

>>15147219
This is from fallingwater, no?

>>15147355
Just wait till summer comes around and you find spiders hiding and spawning inside all the dirty laundry on your bedroom floor, kid

>>15149444
If you did a lot of cooking you would hate it. The placement of the stove, especially the dials is incredibly awkward and by the looks of it there might not even be a ventilation hood. I guess the lack of counter space could be mitigated by getting an island but that wouldn't solve the storage issue either.

>>15149681
No ventilation is a nightmare

>>15149709
They do have stove tops with fans and a filter yet no external vent...
.
.
...and they don't work worth a fuck.

>>15149652
Its the Eames' house

>>15149709
it has vents it's on the far left up top and blends in really well

>>15149664
>Living in a humid environment
All I have to worry about is trying to keep hydrated

>>15149608
>nitpicking retard
This makes me feel like Im talking to an angry little boy who rages at video games. You just keep saying the same thing to everyone who remotely criticizes you lol

Help a colorblind anon out
Which one of these would go best with the shade of blue on my walls?

>>15149760
okay so explain how 5 plus years isn't a "while"

>>15149803
Top left

>>15146816
https://www.vitsoe.com
it's a rams 606. there's a documentary about dieter rams called "rams" that is really good if you want a glimpse into the designer

>>15149593
>Why is it so hard to find curtains
lmao nigga there's literally a whole ass drapery section at the fabric store

>>15149803
1A is good

>>15146215
LIVE
LOVE
LAUGH

>>15149803
Ask a sighted friend to whitebalance your camera, your blue walls are brown here

>>15149844
>>15150534
>>15150564
Sorry, I took a better photo

>>15150602
Bottom right

>>15142503
Node202

>>15150643
my boy

>>15149593
Just buy some fabric you like from the fabric store and hire someone to sew the curtains for you

>>15150618
Thanks, bought em!

>>15144039
no offence to whoever laid out the furniture, cause it looks light it might have been your parents or grandparents, but how the fuck did the tv end up directly infront of the door way lol

>>15149818
I guess it isn't a while depending on the range. After all 20 years would count as 5+
But 6 or 7 years (judging by your attitude this whole thread) would be a long time for you and would move on to the next trendy place. That's not a long enough to put down roots in a place

>>15149748
Ah probably should've just reverse searched it. It does look similar to some of the interiors of fallingwater

>>15150996
>judging by your attitude
lol here you go again, telling me how i feel and what i meant with my own words based on nothing but assumptions and weird projections. then you have the audacity to throw around insults when you're nothing but a judgemental prick with poor reading comprehension skills. keep reaching bud, try not to pull a muscle.

>>15144021
this is my first post in this thread, you sound bitter af

get a fucking job

>>15148480
I picked it because it had interior flowers. Even in my large comf-inspo folder indoor flowers are rare

>>15151031
and that post was full of false assumptions and projections too. you have selective reading problems and keep quoting things i never said

>you don't even seem to really know yet whether you want to commit to Seattle

wrong

>you also say you don't even know if you'll like Seattle/PNW
wrong.

>> "have a feeling I'll end up back in East coast eventually."But you're in a bumfuck town and don't want to stay there (awwww)

also wrong.

>>15147379
corbusier lc2 and eames lounge are very comfy, but for me, it's the womb chair. even in fabric, it's a big step up.

>>15147216
let's dissect this for a moment. the etagere is really top loaded with books which is kind of irresponsible. why are there two 3 nelson lights in a room with full sunlight? why is there a rug on a rug? why is there no bamboo seating by the house bird? not saying this isn't a great room; just that even the eames' had problems

>>15151020
this is the kinda shit you'll experience with seattle lifers. they'll do this holier and more authentic than thou act then literally never talk to you. the seattle freeze is real and the people suck hard.

>>15151031
>>15151043

> (You)

lmao get over it bro. why do you feel the need to reply to every single post of random anons criticizing you and giving you shit? is it getting to you?

just stop responding and move the fuck on. nobody gives a shit what you do with your life. you act as if you're not on fucking 4chan you fuckin noob

>>15151102
he's east coast and probably fucking jewish. he literally can't take criticism because it's illegal to do that to jews. he'll pull that shit in seattle in a fancy new apartment and find out just how well that goes over. welcome to never having friends, you jewish east coast prick :)

>>15151093
Lol not surprising. Natives of every city are annoying as fuck. “mUh ROoTs”

>>15151106
Go Get fucked by gentrification. I hope I contribute to pricing your annoying ass out of the city :)

>>15151121
2 late ur taxes r already paying my neetbux wagie. get back in the cagie jewboi ;)

>>15151123
A job? You mean my Non taxable inheritance I live off of? enjoy the city while you can. The recession is coming. :^)

y'all are yikes af. good job, you ruined the thread.

I will get a job at amazon so I can contribute to it’s expansion and destruction of Seattle just to spite the posters itt

>>15151148
wew lad enjoy corona.
>>15151136
seattle ruins everything good. just google it bro, it's weimar level bad
>>15151133
ok fagtron, have fun getting lung aids with me, and keep those spicy jewish opinions, seattle has one of the biggest sephardic populations in the world, you'll be right at home

>>15151136
There's really nothing to "ruin" in an interior thread.
It's just the same faggots reposting the same old "inspo" until the bump limit is reached.

>>15151148
Based

>>15151152
I’m in New York. I’d catch it here before Seattle anyways :))

what do yall think of black bricks?

>>15151163
i'm a true-to-material purist so meh

>>15151043
Dude, you made a shit thread and SEVERAL people itt see you as some entitled and deluded cunt and have called you out on it. You're the common denominator, fix yourself

>>15151136
This is honestly the best interior thread I've seen in a while, like >>15151154 said, it's always just the same regurgitated inspired stuff. At least here were talking about what environmental factors should be considered when leasing an apartment

>>15151042
Yeah, as could also be imagined, they'll have a limited shelf life too which is less convenient. Maybe a single one with metallic plated petals as an accent; otherwise it's why house plants would be more practical.

>>15147081
Urban planner here. Its about cost.

Also, cheap older housing was demolished long ago. Survivorship bias is one of the main reasons why older buildings look better than newer ones.

>>15151020
The funniest thing about this thread is you think one person has been criticizing you....

>>15151075
>why are there two 3 nelson lights in a room with full sunlight?
How much sunlight are you getting at night senpai

>>15147708
Nice "gotcha" moment.
>>15147718
This.

>>15150807
You made the right choice.

>>15151276
I've always wondered what kind of connection urban planners have with designers and architects, and if y'all discuss aesthetic philosophy much, if at all, when making decisions to lay out cities. Could you tell us a bit about what you studied in your education and the intellectual side of your occupation now that you are an urban planner?

>>15151201
>called you out
nah there was like 2 good points followed by a bunch of projections/assumptions that were all false and based out of thin air. people can see me however they want, doesn't mean their right.
>>15151592
the amount of people doesn't make them any less wrong. funny how there's never a direct response to my corrections of your assumptions though.

>>15151846
Just keep digging into a hole

>>15151846
>corrections
What corrections? All you're doing is acting like an insufferable faggot and going "but I'm not a faggot tho".

>>15152059
>Just keep digging into a hole
just keep moving the goal post
>>15152066
nah, i corrected the weird projections and assumptions that were made and there's no direct response back to any of them as expected.
>>15151043
calls out every quote that was wrong
>b-b-ut dude nobody likes you!!
>>15150996
doesn't explain how im wrong just makes more assumptions
>judging by your attitude
>>15147099
no reponses kek
>>15146735
no responses to the once again, wrong, made up quotes. just more projection and assumptions

>>15144156
>replies w/ a picture kek
>ignores the entire second correction of the thinking i was going to stay in my hometown and my reasoning for leaving eventually.

>>15152140
Nobody knows who you are and you don't know who any of us are. You need to chill out son, you're letting this get to your head. Don't come to 4chan if you can't handle even the lightest amount of cyberbullying

>>15151665
why would you be in the solarium at night?

>>15152195
maybe he thinks we should know who his parents are or something? i bet they're a big deal in his little kid world. also obviously jewish because light bantz send this kike into a frenzy. hope fagmo gets his little pomo apt on the homo hill and gets mad aids from boipucci, it'll make his parents so proud.

also, are beni ourain rugs for wine aunts or are they ok to have?

>>15142471
yeah that's obviously hitlers office

>>15144052
You've never had a place of your own have you?