/fa/ interiors

[Anonymous No.12234425]

Hey, since there was an actual discussion in the last one, let's have a nice interior inspo/advice thread. I'm currently re-furnishing my student apartment and I'd like to go for a darker atmosphere. Which plants would you recommend for this? Which ones are low-maintenance?

[Anonymous No.12234430]

i think i wil start throwing things away until my room is empty and im living like a monk with a computer

[Anonymous No.12234435]

oh and here's a plants thing maybe there's something there

or walk into your local plant store and ask for something you can grow in a windowless bathroom so the lady doesn't think you are a weirdo that never opens his window during the day

[Anonymous No.12234436]

>>12234425
Was thinking of getting a poster of Böcklin's Isle of the dead in black and white. Would this plant match the atmosphere created by that?

[Anonymous No.12234439]

>>12234435
Thanks for that, which ones do you think would fit into that aesthetic?

[Anonymous No.12234526]

Bumping

[None !IGORsW/P/E No.12234529]

>>12234425
>/fa/ interiors
>posts some bland generic ass hipster boutique interior

[Anonymous No.12234582]

How to achieve that japanese comfy style

[Anonymous No.12234596]

>>12234436
Not really. Böcklins Isle is very melancholic, especially in black/white, whereas that plant has a very tropical vibe to it.

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>>12234526
lmao fucking why

[Anonymous No.12234636]

>>12234529
>He doesn't understand the idea of inspo
Inspo is for inspiration, i just liked the idea of clothes hanging/laying freely

[Anonymous No.12234641]

>>12234596
Any suggestions? I don't know shit about plants t b h

[Anonymous No.12234644]

>>12234529
Why don't you post some actually "/fa" interiors then

[Anonymous No.12234679]

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[Anonymous No.12234741]

>>12234425
is that a rickenbacker

[Anonymous No.12234877]

>>12234741
obviously

[Anonymous No.12234926]

>>12234529
But it's actually someone's apartment, faggot. Why must you shit up every thread with your useless posts.

[Anonymous No.12234960]

Cacti and succulents are fairly low maintenance, but they greatly benefit from a good deal of sunlight. Jungle cacti will do better in lower light environments.

Outside of that list with all the "impossible to kill" plants, it's kind of trial and error. I have some type of tropical plant that supposedly needs careful watering and lots of light, but I'm terrible with this shit and have failed to even slightly damage it.

[Anonymous No.12234966]

I'll try to post some stuff with plants. Bear in mind I probably don't know what any of them are called or what kind of environment they thrive in.

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>>12234425
I tried something like this, it gets too dusty...

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[Anonymous No.12235044]

YEAH WE GET IT, GREEN PLANTS

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>>12235044
For (you)

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>>12234644
no u

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[Anonymous No.12235156]

>>12235027
For fuck's sake, those are just planks on a window edge

This is about as inspirational as a photograph of a tshirt

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[Anonymous No.12235368]

>Mid-Century Modern getting some love

god bless all of you

[Anonymous No.12235374]

>>12235156
>want to get a simple tee
>preferable if it's a certain color
>"hey anon you should try this kind of tee"
>posts said tee
see what I did there?

[Anonymous No.12235376]

>>12234582
muji

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>>12234425
wouldn't the stacks of clothes get dusty?

[Anonymous No.12235528]

>>12234979
>>12235325
>>12235329

sick
>>12235041
that's a lot of plants

[Anonymous No.12235700]

>>12234679
i hate le module furniture meme. especially boxes. it screams non-committal and reminds me of pic related. No personality.

[Anonymous No.12235729]

I'm going to have the nicest apartment when I finally move out of my moms

[Anonymous No.12235737]

>>12235729
good luck.

i live in a dope apartment but im too poor/tired to decorate it. I got a decent sofa and bed and thats about it.

[Anonymous No.12235768]

My only goal right now is to save up enough money to build a concrete box with windows to call a home.

[Anonymous No.12235805]

sorry I can't post pics atm but any small-ish things I could add? have:
-record player + records
-plant (dracaena draco)
-sofa (black leather)
-coffee table (black wood)
-small persian rug (underneath coffee table)
-standing lamp (somewhat industrial looking, black)

was thinking maybe one more plant, also need to find some cool stuff to put on my wall. maybe someone has somewhere I can order a cool tapestry or something.

[Anonymous No.12235827]

>>12234425
contrived

>>12234582
>>12234679
too clutter for the aesthetic but on the right track

>>12234681
>>12234979
kinda contradicts my last comment, but this is how you do cluttery right

>>12234926
feels like my parent's house

>>12234987
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>>12235041
nightmarish but kinda cool

>>12235295
too much

>>12235322
nice and simple but a bit too mod

>>12235325
das it mane

[Anonymous No.12235912]

>>12235768
concrete is really fucking cheap right now. a full truck is ten yards and runs you about 1000usd.

source. homebuilder

[Anonymous No.12235943]

99.999% of houses have particle board side tables and tv stands, wall to wall carpets, weird wall colors, huge fat 90s couches, piles of glassware and pots and pans.


Why do people hate living in great places? it costs the same to have a dwell tier place as your regular amerifat place?

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[Anonymous No.12236028]

Is it possible to have a comfy /fa/ home?

[Anonymous No.12236083]

>>12235912
That's actually really comforting to know. Now I just need land and an architect to design a box for me.

[Anonymous No.12236471]

I never like any of the posts in these threads. I think what sets me off is the fixation with:

>White or concrete walls
>Large, open spaces, large windows
>Shabby/Industrial elements and random ephemera

I dunno, maybe you guys live in warmer climates, I can see why that might feel refreshing and breathable if you live in SoCal or somesuch.

But I prefer darker walls, well defined spaces, dramatic lighting and comfortable (but still aesthetically simple) furnishings. In the winter I want to feel cozy. In the summer I want to be able to sit in an alcove or sheltered seating, with a view of a garden or courtyard. Traditional Japanese courtyard gardens and Roman villas are major inspirations for me.

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>>12235943
for what reason is this shopped?

[Anonymous No.12236874]

>>12236471
this is fantastic

[Anonymous No.12236944]

>>12236083
Design it yourself and it's free. an architect will gouge you for money and then ask you for more when they overlook a massive problem despite it being their job to ensure there is nothing wrong with the plans. Windows that are cookie cutter windows are very expensive.

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>>12234430
This tbqh. I want to go full Muji-mode. But 0% plastic. I don't want plastic anything in my flat.

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[Anonymous No.12237615]

>>12236874

Is there any aspect of the pic you like in particular? I can post many more in the same vein of whatever in particular.

I'd also like to make an addendum to my previous post: I should say that I'm not necessarily adverse to large, open interior, however I think they are very difficult to do right. Too often in our society we focus only on the numbers of floorspace and roof height and end up overpaying for very vacuous space. I have 9-foot ceilings (all the buildings in town have them) and it drives me nuts that it makes my furniture look way too short and I have to find large, vertical art to create points of attraction on the wall.

Pic attached is obviously not a home, but is inspiration for what I'd like to see in a modern interpretation of a Roman villa, with a courtyard at center and smaller, simple alcove rooms surrounding.

[Anonymous No.12237737]

>>12237075
>>12235470

I really hate that cow/bear/thing skin like leather on the floor

[Anonymous No.12237958]

>>12236083
Do you have any more pictures of this house?
Or any info would be appreciated.

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[None !IGORsW/P/E No.12238270]

Everything looks bland, generics, tryhard. Like the decor equivalent of plaid shirt and beard hipster.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTs_TZFjbJ8

[Anonymous No.12238575]

>>12237958
It's the "JD House" by BAK Architects.

[Anonymous No.12238632]

>>12234617
Because it works perfectly

[Anonymous No.12238704]

>>12238262
>>12234425
Why does he have two pairs of black sk8-his?

[Anonymous No.12238728]

>>12238262
>owns more shoes than books

i would be so embarrassed to take a girl back to this place

[Anonymous No.12238736]

>>12235827
S H U T
T H E
F U C K
U P

[Anonymous No.12238839]

>>12238736
i said like one mean thing why are you so sensitive

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>>12238632
Why not add a dentist's chair and some framed tax returns to fill out the "miserable and protracted experiences" atmosphere?

[Anonymous No.12238994]

>>12234529
As much as I hate Igor, he has a bit of a point here. There isn't much variety in these threads, as with all inspo threads. But what do I know, I'm no interior designer.

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Obnoxious show, good style

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>>12235805
Framed photography or a painting would be good for walls.

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>>12238839
because no one really cares about your opinion and would rather that you would contribute to the fucking thread.

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>>12239500
dude you're not exactly contributing to the thread with these complaint posts

[Anonymous No.12240319]

Are velvet couches considered tacky? I'd like to have one in my apartment, but I'm worried that they might give a sort of "gay sex party in the 70's" vibe.

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>>12236471
This

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>>12234430
On the one hand I want to do this and on the other hand I really like that tumblr/witch aesthetic where you just collect a shitload of weird, 3spoopy things and clutter your whole home with them.

Throwing stuff out is actually really hard, but I got rid of like 3 trash bags of shit last week and it feels good.

>>12237075
Agree about plastic. Everything should be wood or glass or paper.

[Anonymous No.12240751]

>>12234979
He doesn't actually store that guitar on the floor, right?

>>12234987
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>>12235041
LOVE

>>12235289
This is cheating. It doesn't matter what you do with your place if you have dat ceiling.

>>12235943
In my area, getting a place without carpeting is expensive as hell. Which is annoying, because cleaning a carpet is more expensive than cleaning a floor.

I'm literally poor, though, so almost all my furniture has to be scrounged or secondhand. I have a couple things that look cute but it's like a half step above weeaboo cave, and the main room is helpless because I spend so much time cleaning up after my roommate.

[Anonymous No.12240819]

>>12235943
Hardwood is more expensive than concrete or chipboard covered in polyester carpet.

I don't know why polished concrete isn't the standard floor for modern houses, though. It's clean, affordable, and tasteful.

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>>12240319
>"gay sex party in the 70's" vibe
Honestly that sounds like a damn wonderful aesthetic.

[Anonymous No.12241068]

>>12240319
Depends on the color and shape, I think. If it otherwise goes with the room I don't think that one fabric will push you into Liberace land.

>>12235805
You need an art of some kind. A little statue would be really cool, or a framed piece of art. I think tapestries are starting to fade now unless you are a 15 year old girl, which is bad because I have a window covering like that.

I really wanna post my place for advice but it's so much more disorganized than I thought in all the photos! I need to Konmari my ass off first.

I'll post a bathroom pic I like from tumblr. It's so fucking hard to make bathrooms look /fa/ when you have a lot of hair products and shit.

[Anonymous No.12241338]

>>12238998
>12234582
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>>12239069
These are all great

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>>12240819
concrete is cold :)

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>>12238728
thank God that would never happen

[Anonymous No.12242448]

>>12236471
I feel like the dark walls and dramatic lighting create claustrophobic spaces, light colored walls and open areas evoke feelings of freedom and a connection to the outside world. Light walls allow for the reflection of natural light and gives the room a sense of breath and life that small dark spaces can not.

You can be comfy in a white room, during the night add some ambience with lights around 3000k to add a glow to the room similar to a natural fire. Japanese houses that include courtyards are known for their connection to the outside, and the fluid transitions from outdoors to indoor spaces. Most houses with shoji are kept open during comfortable weather, effectively blurring the line between "well defined spaces".

Even in colder weather I'd much prefer organic colors to compliment the outside. Brown woods with texture, greys and whites.

[Anonymous No.12242469]

>>12235912
it's the shipping that gets ya, it's always cheap.

[Anonymous No.12242487]

Any more Japanese inspo? I'm strongly considering retheming when my remodel gets done.

[Anonymous No.12242695]

>>12234435

no plant will survive with 0 light, thats just a pinterest meme.

some plants will survive in rooms with no natural light, so long as the artificial light you have is of a certain wavelength. it probably isnt, if you use cheap, modern, energy-efficient bulbs or LED.

[Anonymous No.12242856]

>>12234425
>>12238262
Why do people still buy bed frames with no storage underneath? You could store those clothes in it.
It looks nice but it seems like a waste of space, either get one with drawers, lift up or empty space underneath.

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>>12234425
Why does this guy have a typewriter?

[Anonymous No.12243023]

Always wanted to contribute and i recently finished moving in to my first place, sorry for the shite panoramas

[Anonymous No.12243027]

>>12243023
here it is from the other side

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>>12243023
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>>12243023
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>>12243031
and lastly the view from the window is liverpool, so theres always boats and stuff going past which is pretty sweet, also the sunset is fantastic and i think its pretty /fa/

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>>12242940
To type things

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>>12243033
judging from these images it seems comfy

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>>12243027
Is that an ikea poang chair? Its nice senpai

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>>12238262
>shoes indoors, not even tidy
>not only that but next to bed

I will never ever get this shit.

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>>12235150
w2c chair

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>>12234526
Is that an airplane chair? Looks tacky there.

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>>12235827
wanted to hate you but ended up agreeing with everything

ty

>>12236083
>>12235768
There's an Australian architect (probably the most famous one lol) named Harry Seidler who worked a lot with cast concrete. I've actually been lucky enough to visit two of his houses, including the one his wife still lives in. The interior walls are so sick. Concrete cast into old timber frames, so the concrete takes on all the knots etc of the timber.
Can't find any decent pics of the interiors online but check if your library has a book about him or something. You'll fizz at the slit

>>12236471
White/light walls help you get away with having less actual light into a space. Your pic works because there's a huge skylight. In many homes, dark walls and furnishings give a claustraphobic and stuffy feeling. Nice example of how to do darkness right though my man.
The key point is actual LIGHT (not just light colours) is the absolute hero of interior design. Literally everything else is auxiliary to having nice light in a space

>>12237737
Cowhide rugs are great. Breaks up a floor organically without having a big block of rectangular rug

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>>12243532
>Concrete cast into old timber frames, so the concrete takes on all the knots etc of the timber.

If you're on a serious budget, you could do this with chipboard too.

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>>12243033
i'd kill to wake up to a view like that mate

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>>12243505
It is. Recently I saw an apartment with train seats irl and they looked awful, too.

[Anonymous No.12244208]

how do you guys deal with your lazy girlfriend leaving clothes, dishes, food, makeup and general shite all over your minimalist /fa/ flat

[Anonymous No.12244694]

>>12244208
If it's my house I wouldn't let them. If someone living in your home can't handle respecting the space that's on them.

[Anonymous No.12244747]

>>12244694
Not him, but how do you talk to them about it ? I'd be scared of making her mad or offending her

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>>12234681
>fedora

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>>12244747
Then you have underlying problems in your relationship/personal problems. If everything was fine you would be able to tell her how you feel and she would understand and either work to change or you'd both compromise on a solution that is mutually beneficial.

Tell her you like a clean space, and if she doesn't listen, kick the bitch out.

[Anonymous No.12245073]

>>12239069
2 desks/10

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>>12244208
Hey babe, can you put your fucking Paxil in the medicine cabinet before you pass out dor 12 hours and wait for me to wake up and make you coffee?

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>>12244208
yell at her

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>>12234987
I wouldn't like to sleep in this room, but I do love this room. I hate how popular white is here, I hate all white - I sleep in an all white room and it feels like a hospital. Almost makes me feel crazy. I don't know how people can stand it.

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>>12238998
How do I get into /ottomancore/?

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>>12245923
why would you want to

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>>12245923
Easy mode: damask wallpaper, round wooden coffee table, and lots of used rugs

Hard mode: conquer Greece, redecorate Constantinople

[Anonymous No.12246593]

How do I learn about interior design?

I love a Spanish colonial for the house and interior warm, rustic, comfy with dark woods, deep green plants, surrealist artwork, and big rooms high ceilings, scaunces and steel appliances.

When I purchase a house do I tell an interior designer that or my real estate agent?

I genuinely have no idea

[Anonymous No.12246653]

>>12236471

Courtyards/gardens are so good, and so underutilized. Why are they so rare now?

[Anonymous No.12246708]

>>12242856
It's really hard to find a bed frame with drawers. I went shopping a couple weeks ago and I could only find them in the kid's section and most were shitty plywood or bright fucking pink or something.

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>>12243027
I like your plant and your clock shelf and your overall vibe. I HATE throw pillows or wall hangings or anything with little sayings on them like that one you have on your couch, but that's just my weird personal thing. You did okay, anon.

>>12244208
It's my roommate. He leaves empty 2 liter soda bottles everywhere. If I find his crap I just throw it onto his bed in a big ass pile. It doesn't seem to help, but it makes me feel better. My bf is cute and tries to clean up when he's half asleep.

Putting a receptacle for garbage near places where garbage is made seems to help- near the cooking area, near the toilet paper, etc.
>>12244747
Next time she comes over, and she texts to ask what you are doing after she leaves tell her "Cleaning up the makeup you left everywhere lol."
Maybe try to find a place where she can keep her things.

>>12245408
I don't like all white, either. But in some of these rooms it looks pretty good. I think it's fashionable because all the cool kids are renting these days.

>>12246593
You ideally do both of those things. Because you want to buy a house that is going to look good with your decorating style.

[Anonymous No.12246833]

What's some good /fa/ art to hang on the walls?

Alternatively, where's a good/cheap place to get photo prints? I do photography, but I've never printed any of my shots.

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>>12246708
glad you like my place! I wanna get a big tree for the corner by the tv. also i agree about the throws and pillows and shite but theyre my girlfriends 'contribution' and so are the canvases as she took the pictures and they have a personal touch

[Anonymous No.12247438]

tempted to make this

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>>12244747
If a civil conversation about cleaning up after yourself and respecting other people's home offends her, then drop that bitch then and there because she's a literal child

[Anonymous No.12247733]

>>12246653
Space = $

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>>12235046
>no dust cover on turntable
ree

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>>12237569
That floor is fucking glorious

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>>12241068
Where is a good place to get a bust / sculpture like this?

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>>12235325
that rug really ties the room together

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>>12238262
>lose concentration by 1% when grabbing camera
>20 film canisters fall on the floor

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>>12240819
Where are the joints? Why can't I see any fibers? How is that not cracking? My mind is full of fuck.

Also, if you have a basement, you're going to pay for the beefier structure needed to support all dat extra weight. It's at least twice as heavy as a wood system.

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>>12243596
Damn, that's unexpectedly NICE

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>>12242348
And when it's polished, slippery as fuck

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>>12247438
i can't decide how i feel about it, maybe it would be better if it was just one straight horizontal pipe with plants coming out every 30 centimeters or so. maybe do it if you could hang it from the celing

[Anonymous No.12249837]

from /wg/

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>>12247438
is this just painted pvc? looks terrible imo

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>>12248025
There are some alabster repro greek busts on ebay in the $25-$50 range.

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>>12234435
animal crossing core

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>>12249837
The sleeping cat makes it extra cosy

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>>12250303
Tf you talking about, cats are gross

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>>12234435
My Golden Pothos died in my room lmao. I had it on top of a bookshelf... R.i.p.

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>>12237569
this is honestly a fucking dreaaaammmm.

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>>12242348
>>12248668
BAD EXCUSES!!

Slippery= fun to slide around in with bed socks.

Cold= SUMMER... lie down on the floor and stay there...

Also I don't know about you guys but getting up in the morning and walking on cold floors really wakes me up and energises me.

pic related= harry potter dungeon aesthetics through the roof.

[Anonymous No.12251215]

How do you get an aesthetically pleasing, clean and effay space when you live with a hoarder???

I'm finishing studies and living with my single mother and she just keeps buying shit, and never throws ANYTHING out, and owns dozens and dozens of ugly fucking plastic storage boxes. None of the rooms in the house have shelves, so there's like three to four bookshelves in a room. It's ridiculous.

I still have shit from when I was a kid my mum refuses to let me throw out. It's depressing... I just want to move out.

[Anonymous No.12251218]

>>12251210
(more harry potter aesthetics)

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>>12251222
(technically not interior but definitely has a nice vibe).

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>>12251215
I've really thinned my belongings since I moved out, and a lot of my stuff is still home. I try to get rid of some every time I'm home, but if I don't take it to the charity shop/throw it out myself my parents will snipe it.

from books they have no idea on (and neither of them even read), to collections of scrap paper, to CDs I haven't listened to since I was 12 and they certainly never will.

even the garden is a depressing combination of leftover materials for diy projects (seriously, we have a triple-garage sized shed, and my dad arranged a pile of leftover bricks into a lean-to big enough to keep two bicycles inside. the garden is also full of random crap he's found on walks or on dives we went on, fishing weights and lures, old glass bottles. it's really sad, they have a 9 room house way too big for the two of them and every surface is littered with stuff, every room is bursting with stuff. the smallest bedroom is just a walk-in closet for him at this point

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>>12251218
is this shell cottage?

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>>12251305
it's so depressing. So daunting. Sometimes I look around and think 'how can somebody really think they need any of this? how can somebody live like this?'

What's worse is that once I'm out she's alone. She has cut practically all contact with my father. Her parents are old and also mild hoarders, I'd say. It's horrific. My mum's side of the family are just the most disorganised people.

To make matters worse, she can't even clean. She has always and still always makes me wash her dishes for her, claiming it's 'depressing' seeing all of it piled up. Like no shit.
I always wash and put away anything I've used but she just can't seem to do it herself. She pays a cleaner $50 a fortnight to dust and mop the floor and clean the bathroom cause she doesn't even know where to start. It's misery and I certainly never want to go down her path...
Even in my parents relationship, my dad was always cleaning and cooking...

Last year I lost a shit tonne of weight and grew out of nearly all of my clothes by two sizes, and I got rid of everything. I feel so much more liberated with a compact closet with my favourite pieces. But even then, my mum was so hesitant to get rid of a lot of my clothes. She even said that I 'could grow into them again'...

When she passes away I'll have to sort all her shit. I'd rather incinerate it all because it would be such a fucking task...
Sucks.

[Anonymous No.12251364]

>>12249837
cozy as fuck

[Anonymous No.12251418]

>>12251353
yeah shit man, mine at least maintain it so it's at worst normal-dirty house and not crack den mode
that plays on my mind, I'm sure there'd be things I'd want in there and probably lots of photos I'd want to keep but they're overwhelmed by the cases and cases of CDs with photos burned onto them. I worry that I'll get overwhelmed and burn the lot

good job on the weight loss! same here so I now have almost nothing that fits well, so not much variation but it's great I love it. I need to throw away the stuff that doesn't fit but what the fuck am I gonna do if I decide to bulk??

[Anonymous No.12251476]

>>12251418
I'd say use it as a good opportunity to buy yourself some nice new clothes. I haven't updated my wardrobe so even the things I've kept that are slightly too big for me I continue to wear until I think I've reached my best capacity to lose weight, and then I'll slowly start treating myself to some nice new clothes.

[Anonymous No.12251535]

>>12234435
plant recs for spaces with no sunlight? lol

no window in bathroom

barely get any sun from my windows

#nyclife

but I do live in a nice west village studio :(

[Anonymous No.12251555]

>>12251353
I feel the same way about my mom's house. So much bullshit that she has never used. Tons of cooking books and craft supplies.

When she passes, I'd honestly just burn the place, if I could. More likely, if possible, I'd just abandon it all and leave it to the bank to clean and deal with. I've lived here almost my entire life, and it's just so disgusting and depressing to live among.

[Anonymous No.12251556]

>>12248045
, man

[Anonymous No.12252493]

[Anonymous No.12252496]

>>12252493
meant to say "rate"

[Anonymous No.12252543]

>>12252493
>>12252496
why is the couch there?

you aren't looking at anything and if you want to lay down on something the bed is right there

you would probably hit your head on the plant pots while standing up as well

[Anonymous No.12252560]

>>12252543
i wanted to have a coffee table there with a rug but i couldn't find any that really work, so i left the couch because i liked how it looked

[Anonymous No.12252568]

>>12252560
alright

it might be used as a reading spot i guess

[Anonymous No.12252735]

Can peeps post some inspo for poor/student types? Kinda like OP pic. Clearly attainable style/do not have to be a filthy capitalist to attain.

[Anonymous No.12252749]

>>12252735

[Anonymous No.12252764]

>>12252749
This is really nice; I like the asymmetric shelving

[Anonymous No.12252777]

>>12249837
>meme waves poster

[Anonymous No.12252788]

>>12243023
look at what>>12243031
>>12252735
did, it looks fairly cheap but not in a bad way

[Anonymous No.12252794]

>>12252788
meant to quote >>12252764

[Anonymous No.12253418]

Thoughts on incorporating the American or Gadsden flag into an effay interior?

[Anonymous No.12253436]

>>12253418
>murican
>effay
Choose one.

[Anonymous No.12253532]

>>12243532
I love huge builtin shelves like this.

[Anonymous No.12253545]

>>12247140
A big tree would be cool.
It's nice that you are willing to make your gf happy. And her pictures are kinda cool.

>>12246833
Your local copy center can hook you up. So can Walgreen's or Walmart's photo center.

I really like Klimt and black and white Victorian sketches, but I don't think it's very /fa/.

[Anonymous No.12253552]

>>12248025
I see a bunch on Amazon for under $30. I really want to get one!

[Anonymous No.12253565]

>>12251210
>>12251218
It's insane how much I love shit like this.

[Anonymous No.12253590]

>>12252493
Where's the door?

>>12252794
The urge to wade around in the koi pond would be overwhelming.

>>12253418
This is a UK flag, but... maybe? The thing about a flag is it's a lot of bright colors and you risk being redneck tier.

[Anonymous No.12253598]

>>12251215
>I just want to move out.

Its the only solution.

[Anonymous No.12253603]

>>12253590
>and you risk being redneck tier.

This. Its for Nationalists and Women.

[Anonymous No.12253659]

Is this too much for a living room piece?

[Anonymous No.12253667]

>>12253659
call me donte demonkiller and say hello to my smug bat person sidekick

[Anonymous No.12253677]

>>12253667
Honestly just want the painting because of that smug bat dude.

But the rest of it looks dope too

[Anonymous No.12253737]

>>12253659
Depends on the size and what else is in the room.

Also, you should probably be gay. That super buff naked guy in the foreground biting that other super buff naked guy seems pretty damn homosexual.

>>12253677
I like smug bat dude, too.

[Anonymous No.12253749]

>>12234425
buy a dresser hipster manchild

[Anonymous No.12253925]

>>12234425
>>12234679
>>12252749

Don't leave your clothes out and exposed. If it isn't a jacket or shoes you'll just be left with dusty shit. Much easier to dust books than it is cotton.

>>12238262
While I understand the aesthetic of a bed like that, it's a total waste of space. even just a foot off the ground, maybe on really wide and thick wood legs, would give a lot of space for those fucking shoes.

[Anonymous No.12253927]

>>12253925
I think part of that aesthetic is that you own so few clothes that you don't really leave them stored long enough to get dusty.

[Anonymous No.12253944]

>>12253659
yes but please don't let that stop you

[Anonymous No.12253972]

>>12234529
You're so gross Igor, I can't even.

Got risers for our generic bed frame, storage bins fit under now. My minimalistic bedroom dream will come true this year.

[Anonymous No.12254345]

>>12253659
Yes but you should still get it. The worse it goes with the aesthetic the better and bolder it'll be.

[Anonymous No.12254409]

>>12253659
goya had some wild shit in his living room that was just for him

[Anonymous No.12254434]

>>12251173

>hurrrrrr

[Anonymous No.12254442]

[Anonymous No.12254446]

[Anonymous No.12254453]

>>12254442
you can go back to /pol/ whenever you want

[Anonymous No.12255855]

>>12246593
I'm reading a few books from lib gen and learning CAD to create simulations of interiors. Not as good as blender but much easier.

[Anonymous No.12256099]

>>12253737
>You should be super gay
Yeah anytime I'd ask my normie friends that's the first thing they'd say.
Doesn't help that I'll occasionally bring back girls to my place, and I'm under the impression it'll freak them out too.Kinda hope it does. Fucking roasties.

[Anonymous No.12256651]

>>12254442
This isn't a /pol/ room at all lmfao

[Anonymous No.12257775]

>>12253667
>>12253737
>>12253944
>>12254345
>>12254409

Well, I went for it in a 24x36 print.
If the thread is still up when it gets here, I'll post a picture of it on the wall.

[Anonymous No.12257787]

>>12238262
>that many shoes
>right next to the fucking bed
>not an ounce of warmth in the design and color scheme
>weird dark unpolished wood planks as bed frame

Seems like something Stasi would construct to make a political prisoner go insane.

[Anonymous No.12257793]

>>12257775
neat

[Anonymous No.12257799]

>>12253418
>Gadsden flag

absolute white trash tier

[Anonymous No.12257961]

>>12240819
>It's clean, affordable, and tasteful.
Until you drop something on it and suddenly can't fucking find it, you spend your entire days wondering whether your place is clean and dirty because you never know, you waste entire nights vacuuming and mopping the floor just to be sure.

No really, it looks cool and shit, but it's really a bad idea, especially in a kitchen.

[Anonymous No.12257963]

>>12242856
Not to mention the dust.

There's a reason shit is typically kept in closed drawers and wardrobes. All those shelves look cool, but it's a nightmare to keep it clean.

[Anonymous No.12257976]

>>12252749
>shelves above bed
>PLANT ABOVE BED

Terrible idea.

[Anonymous No.12258324]

[Anonymous No.12258355]

>>12234582
F U T O N
U
T
O
N

[Anonymous No.12258396]

>>12246833
Framed anime pictures

[Anonymous No.12258402]

>>12251215
Same here. They literally keep everything, even broken things "just in case it can be repaired or used to repair broken things as spare parts"

[Anonymous No.12258476]

>>12236944
>Design it yourself and it's free
kys senpai

[Anonymous No.12258489]

>>12251210
thats not concrete though

[Anonymous No.12258824]

>>12258355
When I search for futon on Amazon, only bendable beds to couch show up. Why are westerners retarded in general?

[Anonymous No.12258828]

>>12258396
This. When done correctly, it can be pretty artistic.

[Anonymous No.12258855]

>>12238262
6 books...600 pairs of shoes lol

[Anonymous No.12259356]

>>12252749
Love this set

[Anonymous No.12259359]

[Anonymous No.12259362]

>>12259356

[Anonymous No.12259367]

>>12259362

[Anonymous No.12259470]

[Anonymous No.12259510]

>>12237615
I believe that's Longwood Gardens- a lovely botanical garden in Pennsylvania formerly owned by the du Ponts

[Anonymous No.12259519]

>>12245923
You don't

T. Mustafa Kemal Atatürk

[Anonymous No.12259557]

>>12253418
Just make sure it isn't screenprinted Chinese garbage and you'll be good, though I prefer more esoteric flags like the Moultrie Flag

[Anonymous No.12259575]

>>12259470
>you will never cuddle with a qt on a cozy bed like this under a fall sunset

[Anonymous No.12259593]

>>12243488
nice shop with similar type of furniture https://patyna.pl/kategoria-produktu/meble/fotele-i-pufy/

[Anonymous No.12260745]

bump?

[Anonymous No.12260892]

>>12258324
w2c lamp?

[Anonymous No.12261207]

>>12242469
no. 1000 bucks runs for the shipping included. 10 cubic yards of concrete is a lot of concrete.

[Anonymous No.12261307]

>>12258828
*autistic

[Anonymous No.12261823]

>>12259593
Has anyone ordered from this site? Seems like they have flat shipping rates even international (eg 19$ shipping for a chair to the States) which seems off

[Anonymous No.12261892]

>>12261823

i was thinking the same, it looks too good to be true

[Anonymous No.12262255]

>>12261823
I emailed their support, found this via google translate on their FAQ page:

Do you ship internationally?
Many of our Sellers agree to ship internationally, but due to the nature of certain subjects is not always possible. Due to the varied costs of international shipments, depending on the destination country, the possibility of shipping abroad ask by writing to [e-mail] . In the message, a link to the announcement that the inquiry and any information about the country of delivery.

[Anonymous No.12262276]

>>12260892
can get something similar from conway electric

[Anonymous No.12262331]

>>12235056
qt

[Anonymous No.12263617]

i recently added more green to my concrete jungle.

[Anonymous No.12263679]

>>12263617

This is incredible apart from the storage under the TV boot being centred. And it needs some art/ books/ little things here and there in my opinion.

How much / where? I'm jealous.

[Anonymous No.12263716]

>>12235943
>Why do people hate living in great places? i

Because most people have no taste, no sense of quality, no sense of consistent aesthetic. When I try to explain to my flatmates that they should buy simple, neutral coloured stuff for the kitchen they think I'm an asshole and buy the ugly shit anyway.

Or maybe I'm just biased to one aesthetic

[Anonymous No.12263733]

>>12261307
TIL all of these are autistic art!
https://danbooru.donmai.us/posts?tags=ilya_kuvshinov

[Anonymous No.12263760]

>>12263679
Thanks for the feedback. Yeah the storage under the TV is to hide the cable mess, It's temporary , will probably get some concrete replacement.

Location: Near Amsterdam, Rent is pretty good, around 1,1k / month. It's an old factory converted to loft's. Took some searching to find a place like this. Just don't settle for mediocrity.

[Anonymous No.12264181]

>>12238262
wtf is with those metal wheels on the floor?

[Anonymous No.12264199]

>>12240319
>gay sex party in the 70

that sounds like a gay version of sex in the city lol

make it into a parody youtube show do it anon

[Anonymous No.12264607]

>>12234526
I like the way that chair looks as a chair, but the fact that I can recognize it as being an airplane seat ruins it for me

[Anonymous No.12264629]

>>12234529
this

Imagine picking what fucking guitar you buy and what books/camera you use because it fits with your interior design choices. Holy shit what a hollow existence.

[Anonymous No.12264639]

>>12237569
rich kid fuckup loafer: the pic

[Anonymous No.12265001]

>>12238728
>girl
Get out, normie

[Anonymous No.12265052]

>>12244979
>kick the bitch out.
I'm too kind, i can't offend people

[Anonymous No.12265421]

>>12239014

[Anonymous No.12265884]

>>12251215
dont tell her when you throw something out
she probably wont notice its gone
people will always try to stop you
(one thing i learned from marie kondos book)
but only throw away your own stuff

[Anonymous No.12265904]

>>12254434
underrated

[Anonymous No.12265984]

>>12263617
can you show the rest of your flat?

[Anonymous No.12266504]

>>12263716
Most people don't get that if you want stuff to look good, being consistent in your aesthetic is super important. Like if you have a red teapot on your stove all the time in your all white kitchen, all anyone is going to see is that damn red teapot, so it had better be on fucking purpose.

[Anonymous No.12266510]

>>12256099
If you're going for this reaction, I retract my comment because it will work really well.

[Anonymous No.12266901]

>>12247438
do it with actual copper that will age and look good.

painted pvc is pig disgusting

[Anonymous No.12266993]

>>12253418
Skip Gadsden since it's been tainted. Maybe go for an antique flag, pre 50 states. Another fun one is the navy jack, if your colors line up.

I have a Soviet and American flag in my closet behind my clothes, a lil Cold War vibe.

[Anonymous No.12267268]

>>12253436
haha wow u owned him

[Anonymous No.12268089]

pls no die

[Anonymous No.12268581]

Roast my room

[Anonymous No.12268611]

>>12235056
I love these shops. Buy a few small plants for like 700 yen, take them home and see who survives!

[Anonymous No.12268620]

>>12235470
those chairs look really unpleasant, they'd be uncomfortable and catch on the rug

ofc the wood paneling looks great

[Anonymous No.12268627]

>>12238998
this looks amazing. Imagine bringing a bunch of friends here, enjoying Turkish coffee, hookah, cards and conversation... ohhh I want this

[Anonymous No.12268636]

>>12242940
writing on computers sucks in some ways

plus with typewriters you might be forced to re-write when you have to get something online. Rewriting always improves what you've written imo

[Anonymous No.12268644]

>>12251173
I would be super stoked if my friend had a setup like this, it's very chill, BUT it still looks a bit like the inside of an Arizonan cafe or something else corporate. I'm not sure what's missing to make it more homey, but atm it looks like the menus are missing.

Maybe a rug would help? You never really see rugs in cafes, right?

[Sieg No.12268656]

I saw these on /k/ and had to have them. Only like $400 each...Replaced a safe

[Sieg No.12268664]

>>12240819
Reminds people of Costco. If you've ever been in an eichler or file house you'd see it looks cheap.

Looks badass in pictures though


I put epoxy/bamboo blend wood floors in my house in 2011...And I beat the shit out of them....2 inside house dogs, I ride a road bike bike trainer every day, stem out of shower tile area onto bare bamboo and the look brand new

[Anonymous No.12268709]

>>12236083
what house is this/how can i see more pics ?

[Anonymous No.12268795]

>>12268581
ditch those sneakers boxes, and mount those monitors senpai

[Anonymous No.12269123]

>>12244973
yeah that's why there's only a single bed

[Anonymous No.12269132]

>>12234681
>fedora
>single bed

the math works out

[Anonymous No.12269137]

>>12254409
>>12253659

didn't dahmer have these pictures on the wall of his apartment?
desu that's pretty effay

[Anonymous No.12269452]

>>12268581
Where did you get the standing tailors rack?

[Anonymous No.12269479]

>>12268611
I actually started doing that until I realised I've only managed to kill a single plant this whole time. I've had to tone down the plant buying, at least until I get a dedicated shelf or something.