/fa/ - Fashion

bump beacuse i need inspo for my future apartmts.

you can't judge the aesthetic qualities of a room by a photo

Just like for every meal the way it smells is most important for its taste, a room can only be experienced in 3 dimensions, over the course of weeks, and depending on the person.

>>15416203
Nice.

>>15416199
This, the way you live changes based on the space you occupy

>>15415558
You know what is pleasing? Chairs that don't give you a disc herniation at age 25.

Other thread

>>15413671

>>15416209
Jesus christ, that looks like section 8 housing; how do people not break in and steal your shit?

I've managed to get a deal on a one bedroom place in a very small town. Thank god for nepotism? It's one storey, living room and kitchen in the same area. No furnishings whatsoever, not even a floor. No pics because it's still under construction.

Not sure what to do with it. I basically won't have a social life in that town (no change there, but specifically I won't be dating in that town,) and the place doesn't have enough land for me to do anything rustic, so it'll be more of a bolthole/storage unit than anything. It's never going to be a place where I settle down permanently, and I'm likely to leave it empty for a few months a year.

How would you decorate a place you're likely to have for a very long time, but which is pretty much never going to be seen by anyone else? i.e. if you had a similar opportunity.

I'm thinking tiles everywhere (dark gray in living areas, white in the bathroom,) metal shelves in the kitchen, maybe a steel or zinc countertop if I can arrange it. It's a humble building and I want really straightforward furnishings that reflect that. I'd prefer to keep anything fancy as portable as possible, so I'd rather spend money on nice rugs than on a hardwood floor.

>>15417440
So, the secret to a place looking nice is natural light, and sensible materials. E.g., wood floors, natural light, and basic painted walls is 90% of the battle.

The dilemma for your place is that you're essentially decorating a place with the minimum amount of money since you really should just put "whatever" in there.

>>15416216
Is this a showroom?

>>15416216
whats with the pile of rugs

>>15415558
Lol this is my old apt

>>15415558
good

>>15415562
kill me in this one

>>15416187
honestly how i should roll from here on out

>>15416190
kinda solarpunk

>>15416201
looks fluid

>>15416195
i like the stand

>>15416203
prussia called, etc etc etc

>>15416209
super mediocor. I'm not sure if i should say congrats on getting a tv, or i'm sorry for the view
also kinda cyberpunk

>>15416212
minimal, clean, not bad

>>15416216
looks nice, i'd have people over in that

>>15416223
idk i'm sick of plants now

>>15416237
actually, plants outside is awesome. I want this

>>15416240
this would be great with a record player

>>15417255
makes me feel turkish

>>15417289
no

>>15417750
this is not okay

my apartment :)

>>15418883

>>15418883
>>15418890
lovely

>>15418883
nice render, UE4?

>>15418890
am i the only one that gets anxiety over giant windows? especially near the woods?

>>15419115
idk, but i like them a lot. Makes the place feel more open

>>15415558
Off fucking topic thread
>/fa/ - Fashion - Rules
>Images and discussion should pertain to fashion and apparel.

>>15416209
loooool nice shop

>>15415558
dat plug in is a no go

>>15416212
people who don't know how to properly place speakers annoy the fuck out of me

>>15419234
shop is unironically better

>>15416237
has anyone ever had their couches in this configuration? i can't imagine living in this and having a conversation, i don't think it seems conducive to social interaction. i've oftentimes lived in housing where people preferred to stay inside and i'm curuious about any of y'alls experiences where the living area was social and vibrant
also been looking at modular shelving recently and 100% think i'm going to have one, with a combination desk, in my room. i have been doing 3d renders of my upcoming apartment if anyone wants to see.

>>15418883
where's all your stuff? Looks like a serial killer's apartment

>>15419265
>serial killer's apartment
does anyone have inspo for this?

>>15419190
buzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzkill

>>15415558

A mattress on the floor is not aesthetic or effay. You should strive to have a box spring and a bed frame, not a mattress on the floor and your sheets sweeping up dust like some peasant.

>>15417750
I dont get it... why Mikhaila Peterson?

>>15416237

>That'll be $4000/mo + tip

>>15419446
lol not OP, but this is my old apartment.

I had a low bed frame, guess you don't understand perspectives?

Honestly getting interior design "advice" from tween poor fags is the last thing I need lol.

>>15419684
What shithole do you live in where this would only be $4000 a month?
Lol seriously though where I live this would be $12-15000 a month no joke. Probably more. It's still a shitty place to live i want to move to a cheaper city or a developing country soon so I can stop living like a peasant
t. Bay area poorfag

>>15417226
it looks like either eastern europe or a run down council estate

comfy sleazecore room

>>15419234
the shop is better because it depresses me that someone with such a nice view has such a low effort interior

>>15418527

bed :)

>>15416240
this is heavenly

>>15417255
so is this

>>15419264
vitsoe shelving is based but you cannot keep it sterile, must introduce a little bit of entropy for it to be cozy

>>15418803

>>15415558
Imagine the back pain sitting on that studios fucking chair for 12 hours

>>15416216
As an Iranian, there’s nothing that pisses me off more than whack ripoff machine made persian rugs. Like what the fuck? Just get a shag, because the designs are always bizarrely inconsistent mixes of different traditions, and the resolution is so low that it’s got 5 knots a square inch. This one didn’t even bother with fake fringes.

>>15415558
What plant/branches/twigs is that in the vase?

>>15420241
How does one get a hold of the real thing w/o going broke?

>>15419247
>when your sweet spot is all phase

>>15420111
the only sincere and honest room in the thread

>>15418803
Reply to everyone again faggot

>>15420111
things werent the same after Scooby left

>>15419190
>LITERALLY RUINING THE BOARD

>>15415558
>this
>aesthetically pleasing
i mean, its not aesthetically displeasing, but I wouldnt exactly call ikea furniture and eucalyptus an aesthetic ideal.

>>15419190
lmao dude shut the fuck up did this thread kill your dead one or what

>>15418883
Needs more tuturu

>>15416187
Nice

This is my music/TV room and library.

>>15420111
Zoinks!

I want this, please, someone gift this to me

>>15419264
>literally 2 dozen coffee mugs
>>15419411
i had someone ask if i was an FBI special agent. i had all my clothes in a shut closet, and otherwise just a mattress on the floor and a laptop on the floor in a fairly large studio apartment.
>>15419446
>dust
clean your fucking house and it wouldn't be a problem. box springs are shit, they make so much noise when you're fucking. SQUEAKA SQUEEKA SQUEEKA SQUEEKA. they're a massive boomer meme.
>>15416216
looks like a rug salesman's interrogation room

>>15419411

>>15425281
is this a lost hannibal episode?

>>15425332
out of touch
the house that jack built

>>15417226
they do

>>15419190
LITERALLY RUINING RUINING THE BOARD

>>15425022
Not a fan of the couches, and that green rug is disgusting, but otherwise great

>>15425022
Great room except for the tacky skulls wasting space

>>15418883
EL PSY CONGROO

>>15423444
>>15423446
Based

>>15419247
What’s the correct way to place my speakers?

>>15419411

>>15428109
he probably wants them perfectly symmetrical and with tweeters at ear height.

>>15419264
The couch configuration is pretty good, people tend to naturally spread themselves out so that conversation works. Of course, it doesn't work if everyone is crammed on the L. But in that type of config, you have people taking the two chairs, maybe six people spread out on the couch, and a couple of people sitting on the floor.

>>15419684
That's a picture of an apartment designed by interior designers located in TriBeCa, NYC. Hell of a lot more than 4k a month. Probably more like 15k a month.

>>15429537
that makes sense. i've been planning out this apartment i'm moving into in september, and trying to figure out couch configuration.

>>15429543
a startup i worked at in tribeca had the upper-floor's 2-floor 3br 2ba as a workspace

$10k/mo