living space thread

[Anonymous No.13141098]

your home is your ultimate accessory

[Anonymous No.13141100]

how should i do my room? moving into this 3br/1bath with 2 other guys. i own a twin bed and a standard computer desk. i DONT have that mirror, which is some bullshit as it was on the website but im not in a situation where i can walk away and find somewhere else

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[Anonymous No.13142125]

Anyone remember this guy? I think he frequented /v/

[Anonymous No.13142230]

>>13142125
I remember that guy, his computer setup always creeped me out.

Do you remember this guy? I always though his station kind of fit the deepwebcore look

[Anonymous No.13142234]

>>13142125
looks like eastern europe

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[Anonymous No.13142273]

>>13142254
That's a hotel lobby kinda ugly

[Anonymous No.13142277]

designing or decorating a home seems so stressful

[Anonymous No.13142282]

>>13142273
Yeah not much of a fan of it myself either. I'm just trying to get some variety in the thread because these threads almost always seem to get either too scandinavian or poor-style

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[Anonymous No.13142298]

>>13142277
To me it's actually stress relieving. Living in a put together space makes me feel more comfortable

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>>13142125
his name was sysadmin
he had a hard life

[Anonymous No.13142330]

[Anonymous No.13142428]

>>13142254
ralph lauren shop

>>13142264
urban outfitters catalog

>>13142273
>>13142302
effay af

[Anonymous No.13142444]

[Anonymous No.13142493]

>>13142125
sys admin <3

[Anonymous No.13142561]

>>13142444

[Anonymous No.13142680]

>>13142561
Is that just plywood on the wall?

Otherwise looks pretty sweet

[Anonymous No.13142691]

>>13142302
best itt

[Anonymous No.13142718]

>>13142318
This looks kind of cool, but to me dark wood in a library will always be so much better.

[Anonymous No.13142742]

comfycore ftw

[Anonymous No.13142752]

>>13142742

[Anonymous No.13142813]

>>13142742
>>13142752
Comfy anon! Is this your place?

[Anonymous No.13142820]

>>13142813
I wish. Just some pictures I found from lurking. I'll see if I have any more.

[Anonymous No.13142823]

>>13142820

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>>13142823

[Anonymous No.13143013]

>>13141100
It's already perfect.

[Anonymous No.13143027]

>>13141098
nice pussy repellant manchild fort

[Anonymous No.13143477]

[Anonymous No.13143512]

>>13143477
which brand are the monitors?

[Anonymous No.13143539]

>>13143512
living voice auditorium

[Anonymous No.13143557]

>>13141098
that looks uncomfortably cramped

your laptop and bed is going to smell like food

[Anonymous No.13143707]

>>13141100

Fuck that mirror anyway, looks uuuggglly.

Now to your room, I'd get curtains or remove it all together and a bed that's not too big

get furniture with lots of storing space so you can clear all your things if need be

break up the negative space on your walls, you got alot of space so make sure to use it

can you paint the room? That would improve the room soooo fucking much geez

Also which direction is your window facing? It's a fucking weird window but maybe you could put a shelf under it and put some plants up

GL anon it's a nice room and thank the gods you don't have those shit ass carpets everywhere

[Anonymous No.13144004]

toasting it again

[Anonymous No.13144028]

[Anonymous No.13144119]

Moving into a new apartment in a couple weeks. I can't really change the fact the walls are a cream white and the carpet is a weird tan/beige with blue pattern. How do I make the best of a meh situation?

I'm thinking of getting some pink/blue neon lighting as well, anyone have any experience with Philips Hue bulbs?

[Anonymous No.13144128]

>>13144119
Here's a pic of the carpet/walls I'll be dealing with. No painting and no modifications to the walls that could be permanent

[Anonymous No.13144201]

>>13143707
unfortunately i dont think i can paint the room but hopefully ill be outta here in 2 years so im not too concerned about that

i agree its a weird ass window but thankfully my view is MUCH better than that. this is a vancouver suburb and my window faces south, i have a pretty decent view of mount baker and a nice foresty park

ill definitely get some art for my wall\

thanks for all the advice anon, very helpful :)

[Anonymous No.13144211]

thinking of putting up some albums sorta like this pic. thoughts?

[Anonymous No.13144229]

My own bedroom. Do you have any tips or suggestions? (Except using the same bed cloth)

[Anonymous No.13144234]

>>13144229
pretty nice but could use some work
put somes nice shit up on the walls
get some plants
maybe some other chairs depending on how often you have other people watching the tv with you

[Anonymous No.13144249]

>>13144211
Kind of basic but it can look ok. One of my friends frames and hangs all his album inserts (Like all the posters and song lyrics that come inside the sleeve) and I think it looks pretty cool

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[Anonymous No.13144302]

>>13144229
get some plants dude and some nice lamps with warm light. Never use your ceiling lights

[Anonymous No.13144583]

>>13144229
i really like this one, it feels more genuine than most of this thread.

[Anonymous No.13144618]

>>13144004
fuck of with your shit room

[Anonymous No.13144682]

[Anonymous No.13144771]

>>13143477
>>13143707

My dream holy shit.

[Anonymous No.13144772]

>>13144682

jealous

[Anonymous No.13144794]

>>13144211
Grow up.

[Anonymous No.13144820]

>>13144211
I like it. Have a wall kinda similar to it (even same nas album, feeling kinda basic)

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[Anonymous No.13145152]

>>13145142
100% degenerate

[Anonymous No.13145208]

[Anonymous No.13145486]

>>13144287
That chair looks uncomfortable as fuck

[Anonymous No.13145975]

I’ve been thinking about putting a mirror or something below the window to give the room some more depth. y/n?

[Anonymous No.13145977]

>>13145975

Didn’t get much thought from the last thread so reposting.

[Anonymous No.13146205]

>>13144004
Camera set up?

[Anonymous No.13146206]

>>13145975
>15k at least in jackets
a fucking studio
nice pirotories

[Anonymous No.13146208]

>>13144682
Seems kinda crammed desu

[Anonymous No.13146439]

>>13146206

Its a 1 bedroom.

[Anonymous No.13146463]

>>13146439
>>13146206

>L’esprit de l’escalier

And it’s rent controlled you grumpy fuck.

[Anonymous No.13146466]

>>13145142
spectacular tits t b h

[Anonymous No.13146801]

My new apartment is a work in progress, but I think it'll turn out really nice.

[Anonymous No.13146802]

>>13146801

[Anonymous No.13146827]

>>13143557
>smelling your laptop

[Anonymous No.13146839]

>>13141098
this is a comfy looking layout. love the "stack"

[Anonymous No.13146847]

>>13144211
shit taste.

[Anonymous No.13146850]

>>13142125
>I think he frequented /v/

if you said /b/ i would think serial killer, /v/ makes me think more autist

[Anonymous No.13146856]

>>13144004
this is incredibly pleasing to look at thank you for sharing

[Anonymous No.13146858]

>>13144211
yeah that's pretty bad. it would be a lot better to have one larger album cover that is more obscure and looks better. definitely not just a bunch of obvious, major albums you prefer

[Anonymous No.13146860]

>>13146801
diggin that table, very simple very clean

[Anonymous No.13146864]

Basic, but it's cozy, and it's about the best i can do right now

[Anonymous No.13146916]

Does anyone have any clean and simple (kind like minimalist without being so souless) inspo? Like those kind of bedrooms you would see in an anime

Kinda like pic related

[Anonymous No.13147109]

>>13146916
You posted build fighters so I felt like posting my room

[Anonymous No.13147338]

>>13142230
fuck i remember this one from years ago

[Anonymous No.13147348]

>>13144211
i always thought putting records on a wall was tacky.

[Anonymous No.13147353]

>>13146208
ya that coffee table or whatever seems totally unnecssary, k,illls the flow and makes accessing the drawers seem annoying

[Anonymous No.13147374]

>>13145975
>>13145977
Needs a bit of a pop of color, but otherwise really comfy anon

[Anonymous No.13147376]

>>13144004
off yourself richcuck attention whore

[Anonymous No.13147440]

not the most /fa/

but it's damn cozy in here

[Anonymous No.13147443]

>>13145977
>>13145975
>weim
jelous

It's nice overall, but a little too plain for me, even considering the minimalist look you're going for. That coffee table is quite dull and doesn't really fit the look of the rather nice tv stand. another thing is that the far wall is a deadzone. there isn't a side-table or anothing over there. i'd definitly try to find something for that space, maybe like a smallish table with a plant on it or something (would help add a hint of colour to the room).

Lastly i get that you have really nice jackets, but displaying them that flagrantly is a little off-putting. especially since it takes up such a large portion of an already smallish room. I would also ditch all the boxes (or put them in a closet or under your bed) no need to flex on people

[Anonymous No.13147450]

>>13142230
>all these boxes below the desk
hunchback incoming

[Anonymous No.13147454]

>>13145975
Good style, ID on the lamp in the corner?

[Anonymous No.13147457]

>>13147440
would kill for/10

[Anonymous No.13147482]

>>13147374
>>13147443

Thanks for all of this.

Definitely agree with most of what you’re saying.

The rolling rack is an attempt to break the space up, to really separate the living room from the kitchen, to display my favourite items, and also actual storage for my clothes. We have another rolling rack in the bedroom and a sliding door closet but there just isn’t enough room.

Realistically, the wife and I should widdle down our wardrobes.

The white table will be swapped out with a black marble top and brass/gold frame one.

>>13147454
The lamp is two LED tubes leaning against the wall, Dan Flavin inspired.

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>>13147443

Do you think a long mirror mounted horizontally under the window would be a good thing? I keep imagining it.

[Anonymous No.13147512]

>>13147485
could be something to try. take the mirror you already have next to the tv and hold it up in roughly that spot, see how it looks

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[Anonymous No.13147645]

>>13147550
Sorrento, Italy.
It's near where I live.

>>13146801
I think that you should put some sack-pouf under the window so you create a nice enviroment during night.

[Sulli !sULlip02cU No.13147691]

dear god these are terrible /fa/
these are unfashionable as fuck, the equivalent of bad dadcore wtf
https://no.pinterest.com/tyrkern/3-spatial-design/

[Anonymous No.13147726]

Just bought a fully working B&O Beocenter 7002, will take pictures of it in my living room once it arrives

[Anonymous No.13147844]

>>13145208
bet this smell like shit

[Anonymous No.13148003]

>>13147691
I think the point of all these threads is to work with a very limited budget and making the best of the shitty apartments we live in.

While discussions about architecture are really cool, most people on this board don't own their own homes and can't do true interior design (Like your pinterest board).

There have been a few good threads in the past about architecture in general.

[Anonymous No.13148010]

>>13147726
Effay. Not hifi tho

[Anonymous No.13148197]

>>13146801
I made a lot of progress on the living room today, it's getting pretty comfy. I need to ziptie those cables or something though. And I hate the plastic stuff under the chair but I don't want to ruin the floor, should I just get a computer chair with no wheels and get rid of the plastic?

>>13147645
I'm sitting by that window in a comfy chair with an ottoman to put up your feet, it's nice.

[Anonymous No.13148201]

>>13144128
It's not awful - get some furniture and go for a comfier plantcore sorta look instead of the sleek hardwood floor thing everyone posts

[Anonymous No.13148212]

>>13146802
Jealous. My kitchen is shit.

[Anonymous No.13148219]

>>13142312
Fuck, this shit is goals.

[Anonymous No.13148231]

I need to get a corduroy couch.

[Anonymous No.13148286]

>>13148197
Nice

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>>13141098
Looks pretty good, but get a better couch and desk chair tbqh

[Anonymous No.13148668]

>>13143013
maybe im a weirdo but i actually like owning things

[Anonymous No.13148875]

>>13148010
I'm aware haha I just really love the design.
I started collecting Bang & Olufsen stuff from around the late 70s/early 80s a few years ago, I just happened to never get my hands on the Beocenter 7002. Now I finally found someone who sold one completely functional without any marks or signs of wear

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>>13145142
poor hitler , would turn over in his grave seeing this shit.

[Anonymous No.13149176]

What third color should I bring in?

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>>13141098
>>13142303
>>13144229
>>13144682
>>13145975

Having a large TV or a TV centric room layout is not /fa/.

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>>13148197
I'd consider putting a nice rug over the plastic cover
Should be somewhat sturdy and low pile so your chair doesn't get tangled

[Anonymous No.13149395]

>>13144794
>A 17 year old manlet telling me to grow up

[Sulli !sULlip02cU No.13149421]

>>13148003
>very limited budget and making the best of the shitty apartments we live in.
no excuse, i have 0 money myself yet i manage. Theres quite a lot for good furniture out there for a low price and making some simple stuff yourself is really easy, hell iv'e made all my furniture myself except the bed and all i needed was a Jigsaw. you can also lazercut some designs online that are quite decent and they require 0 money and 0 skill. i tired to post some furniture here that was good and affordable but no one gave a shitt and just continued with shabbychic core

http://hay.dk/da-dk
https://www.bolia.com

even some ikea hacks arnt too bad, there are also tons of books on DIY furniture (i'll actually post some of it for you plebs if you want)

>>13147726
this is dope though jelly

[Sulli !sULlip02cU No.13149424]

>>13149421
oh and https://muuto.com/ aswell

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>>13146916

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>>13148197
What is the purpose of that table?

[Anonymous No.13150078]

>>13149882
It's a coffee table. There's even a mug of coffee on it in the photo.

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>>13147726
looks super /a e s t h e t i c/ i just googled their stuff and i want those big round speakers

[Anonymous No.13150101]

>>13148875
Also acquiring cartridges for those things is pain in the ass, and they're expensive

[Anonymous No.13150119]

>>13148875
what else do you have in your collection? pics

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>>13142312
>vans
instantly trash

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>>13149497
your tv screen is so tiny, what's the purpose?

[Anonymous No.13150362]

>>13149421
Man those are totally not budget furniture makers. I looked up Hay and I saw a shell chair cost $360.

I looked up bolia, € 3.618 for a sofa.

I looked up Muuto and it was $660 for a dining chair.

I agree with you that shab chic is pretty bullshit. I'm more of a fan of Scandinavian design like the furniture makes your linked.

I'm really curious about your DIY stuff though. I made my bed set and i always get compliments for it. Post some pics of your place and share

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>>13148197
Another room done

[Anonymous No.13150734]

>>13141100
>twin bed
Found the manlet

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>>13142312
would you really use the type writer though ?

[Anonymous No.13150757]

>>13150734
do you see that room
i do not have the space for anything more

[Anonymous No.13150828]

>>13150723
Home Depot core, no creativity.

[Sulli !sULlip02cU No.13151094]

>>13150362
humm yeah it is a little pricey and i guess people here will prioritize clothing. Here in denmark atleast you can get a lot of really good mid century secondhand. Another really cheap alternative is ikea hacks. DIY furniture is the way to go if you're super broke, i might make a thread about it some time. just made two new pices of furniture that are incomplete but i'll post when its done. ive spent about 400euros in totalt for everything i have which is pretty fucking cheap, and i live in a 7mx5m room so it can be done with few resources

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>>13142306
>>13142330
>>13142831
>>13144028
Nice.

>>13145977
Nice room and dog anon. Not a huge fan of the lamp in the corner. It could use some greenery.

>>13146864
Not a fan of the lighting.

>>13147726
Looking forward to it.

>>13148197
Getting somewhere anon. I would get the LÅNGFJÄLL chair with no armrests in Gunnared beige/white from Ikea. I would also reframe the picture on the wall to a frame more suitable with the current colours.

[Anonymous No.13151202]

Recently came into some money and want to do a complete overhaul. I fucking hate how my room looks. It's so half assed, mismatched, and cluttered. I now have the ability to do what I want. I'm really into industrial style.
Kind of shit I like
Color Theme
White, Pastel Pink, Grey, Live Plants

Materials
Concrete, Grey Wood, Glass, linoleum

Room is 12' x 24'

How would I go at this?
First thing I'm doing is painting the walls either white of light grey.

I'm tired of living in a cluttered tasteless mess

[Anonymous No.13151208]

>>13151202
I'm going for this kind of theme.
Really want some minimal, Japanese styling too

[Anonymous No.13151209]

>>13151202

[Anonymous No.13151293]

>>13151202
Get rid of the following, the TV, the giraffe, the red mirror, red floral sofa, those fucking supreme/Nike paintings, honestly can't believe I'm seeing those, all shit on the table and the black shelf except the Nalgene bottle, the clutter between the wardrobe and desk, the Chinese lamps and IKEA light shades. Then make your bed and you are ready to start thinking about what to do with your room.

[Anonymous No.13151325]

what are some good plants to get a comfy atmosphere? I'm thinking in getting some monstera deliciosa and philodendron hederaeceum, wanted a fiddle fig tree, but it seems to be pretty rare where i live

[Anonymous No.13151330]

>>13147440

that does look comfy af

I'm gettin' an eastcoast vibe

[Anonymous No.13151334]

>>13147550

fuck this make my dick hard

got anymore pictures?

[Anonymous No.13151340]

>>13151293

fuck you're generous anon I'd probably throw 99% of that shit out except hokusai, rooms like this bums me out

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>>13142230

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>>13151340
I agree, however, saying chuck 99% out is an unrealistic starting point so I believe my comment is an achievable place to begin the transformation. The TV stand also needs to be added to my original list.

[Anonymous No.13151499]

>live with my parents cause i can't take care of myself
>tiny house and my room is even smaller
>2x2.5m approx
luckily i don't have to sleep in here unless they have guests otherwise it would be hell, should I post it?

[Anonymous No.13151511]

>>13151499
yes

[Anonymous No.13151544]

>>13151511
here it goes, this is from my wardrobe/cupboard thing.

[Anonymous No.13151547]

>>13151511
>>13151544
and here's from the opposite corner, where the chair thing is.

[Anonymous No.13151568]

>>13151544
why do you have 4 1975 posters

[Anonymous No.13151581]

>>13151568
they're framed 12" eps, i really like them

[Anonymous No.13151586]

>>13151581
but do you need 4?

[Anonymous No.13151606]

>>13151586
well they have 4 eps and two albums so I have them all on record...

[Anonymous No.13151700]

>>13149176
navy blue

[Anonymous No.13152152]

>>13147440
This is v comfy but don't smoke indoors, friend, you'll never get the smell out of those sheets :(

[Anonymous No.13152173]

>>13152152
shut up pussy

[Anonymous No.13152189]

>>13144211
Ive always hated this and thought it looked tacky

If you like those records so much why would you hang it up, its hard to get down and listen to the records too rather than having them on a shelf or something. Also you look like a 14 year old poser kid with only 6 records trying to look cool and alternative and being like "HETY GUYS I LIKE MUSIC AND VINYL LOOK AT ME" when they just look like try hard retards

[Anonymous No.13152201]

>>13152152
incense tho

[Anonymous No.13152216]

>>13151094
I'm jealous. Here in the US it's impossible to find decent mid century furniture second hand, It's all wanna-be victorian furniture.

Here are some pics of my bedroom set i made. It's made from american black walnut.

[Anonymous No.13152218]

>>13152216

[Anonymous No.13152235]

>>13146205
canon 6D sigma 35mm

>>13147376
that's all cheap ikea stuff or selfmade. The only slightly expensive thing in there is the couch which is also ikea

[Anonymous No.13152448]

>>13150119
very nice.

I wish there was most realistic photos IIT though.

[Anonymous No.13152572]

>>13150723
>>13150828
not him, but i have an apartment kitchen that came looking almost identical to that. any1 have suggestions on how to counter the home depot core?

[Anonymous No.13152642]

>>13151544

dude where tf do you sleep then?

[Anonymous No.13152659]

>>13152572

not either of those guys but gonna throw in my 2 cents anyway

can you remodel? Because unless you tear down shit those kitchens are pretty set in their design

that being said you can always spice it up with stuff you like just like any other room, only problem here is your space is pretty limited

post a pic of your kitchen anon

[Anonymous No.13152664]

>>13142125
/jp/* and /g/*

[Anonymous No.13152682]

>>13152642
house has a guest bedroom that has just a double bed and a wardrobe in it. no space for anything else in there either so no point trying to move ship to that room. if theres guests the chair pulls out into a sofa bed that extends under the desk, i can sleep kinda comfily on it for a few nights.
i don't mind it too much but i would like to have more space to move around in

[Anonymous No.13152741]

>>13144128
>suspended ceiling
oof

[Anonymous No.13152754]

>>13152741
i am aware

[Anonymous No.13152791]

I'd kill for the Dennis Morris print

[Anonymous No.13152822]

>>13149497
I like this, the pillow and figures give it some personality

[Anonymous No.13152890]

>>13152741
Whoa what the fuck I don't think I've ever seen a drop ceiling in a residential building.

>>13152754
Maybe try replacing the fan with some flickering fluorescent tubes and putting up some grey cubicle dividers to really complete the aesthetic.

[Anonymous No.13153031]

>>13142272
this is comfy

[Anonymous No.13153147]

>>13152152
if had that comforter since the beginning of time and have smoked in bed plenty. smells fine.

as long as you don't fucking chainsmoke all day every day, smoking inside really doesn't have long term impact.

[Anonymous No.13153148]

>>13151330
Your vibe is correct.

[Anonymous No.13153264]

>>13152189
those arent actual records, theyre just 12x12 pictures printed cardstock from the local officemax

[Anonymous No.13153369]

>>13148317
looks sick, but probably not relaxing to be in

>>13151544
is that a sheet of black paper on the wall? looks smooth

[Anonymous No.13153779]

>>13150078
Well duh.
But why put there in that position? Wouldn't that be more efficient to have the mug on the desk? (maybe with an anti spiling mug/under mug)
>>13150723
Nice.
>>13150752
Grandma core.
>>13151209
Not a fan of ionic columns. Maybe different one (more modern) would have been better (they seems to be for structural support).

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[Anonymous No.13154009]

>>13142322
the sims-core. trash.

[Anonymous No.13154196]

>>13142242
This one takes the prize, holy shit I don't think I'd ever feel nervous again coming home to this

[Sulli !sULlip02cU No.13154222]

>>13152216
>>13152218
fuck thats actually pretty fucking good, was the walnut expensive?! nice looking beds are really hard to come by
>there is still hope
i'll make a DIY guide some time but gotta finish my current projects

[Anonymous No.13154686]

>>13154222
I got the walnut for free actually so I'm not 100% sure on price. I would guess it's around $300 in wood. I based the design off of George Nelson's thin edge bed. Pic related.

I tend to take a lot of inspiration from George Nelson as his designs are always fairly simple and easy to recreate.

[Anonymous No.13154799]

>>13148668
>>>/pol/

[Anonymous No.13154947]

>>13154799
lol

[Anonymous No.13155034]

>>13147550
Fugg! I live in a cold Euro Northern city that is grey and depressing. This pic makes me feel alive.

[Anonymous No.13155045]

>>13150752
1992 depressive-core.

[Anonymous No.13155210]

>>13144211
super tacky, don't

[Anonymous No.13155807]

>>13145142
how is this real

[Anonymous No.13155934]

>>13149176
Rust or mustard yellow as an accent(pillows, carpet, lamp etc)

[Anonymous No.13155954]

>>13147691
Are you an architect by chance?

I only ask because most architects like edgy masturbatory designs that are hell to live in, where as most laypeople like comfy, warm, vernacular designs designed to be lived in.

Just look at your soulless inspo. I'm sure someone won an award for that staircase. Of course in practice it's horrendously impractical, and while it has novelty, it's ugly.

[Sulli !sULlip02cU No.13155974]

>>13154686
nice. i mostly just use birch plywood (without "lister?") because its cheap and nice but jelly of fancy wood.
>>13154686
nice haven't heard of him before actually, danish? makes sense, wegner and a lot of the mid century guys from Scandinavia were craftsmen so making their stuff is impossible. i'll be fixing my furniture today so maybe i'll post something today but the weather is shitt so my room is quite dark -_-
>>13155954
spatial designer but sorta a small scale architect.
> I only ask because most architects like edgy masturbatory designs that are hell to live in, where as most laypeople like comfy, warm, vernacular designs designed to be lived in.
have you ever lived in such a place, be cerfull of judging them as hellholes without knowing anything about what you are talking about. i think you'd be surprised how calming it is to remove most visual distractions and rather let a couple of peaces to shine. Contemporary architecture also challenges the idea of what it means to dwell, The way you live if heavily effected by the architecture you live in and may explore this rather than just refreshing what already exists.

yeah i could write an essay about this theme but i cant be bothered and you seem quite ignorant to what contemporary architecture is and reduce all architecture to be "nice and cozy. Architecture like fashion is not necessarily catering to the generic masses, what generic people what in terms of aesthetics and function is usually quite retarded and ignorant (functionally) and ugly. Its like saying all clothing should be wallmart tier because thats what people want.

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>>13148231
nice room and doggo

[Sulli !sULlip02cU No.13155987]

>>13155954
also note that the pics iv'e saved are like 5% homes and therefore have completely different atmospheres to what would be suitable for a home

[Anonymous No.13156015]

>>13155974
>have you ever lived in such a place
I have, but I'll humor you anyway.

>Architecture like fashion is not necessarily catering to the generic masses
It's all well and good for runway fashion to be inaccessible and impractical, and I'm all for architecture taking similar experimental risks.

However there is a difference between Rick showing off some runway design, and living and working in ugly postmodern 'hellholes' (to borrow your words).

Most people are the 'generic masses', and most people don't want to live in grey concrete environment devoid of 'distractions', built with unsettling and inhuman proportions and forms. They don't give a shit that it won 12 awards and symbolizes the fragility of life, it's ugly and symbolizes the ugliness of life to them.

That's why people overwhelmingly prefer comfy, cozy, human in scale and material, with traditional and vernacular forms.

>>13155987
So 95% is ugly and unlivable? That's what you are saying. No one wants to live in an esoteric home, designed with no bathroom or what have you.

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>>13155974
He's absolutely right that the stairway you posted looks impractical. It'd be a dealbreaker for me; I have several family members, not to mention pets, who might literally be unable to navigate it safely. Certainly not comfortably - and they're not even THAT mobility challenged, it is not like they're amputees or anything. The whole space is drab. I seriously doubt it's possible to adequately light that it with the light sources on display there (despite the light from the upper floor, and the entire far wall being a window) and those chairs look like they'd be a nightmare to actually sit in, with no back support.

I agree with him. It's visually striking, makes for a good photograph, but if that photo is representative I give it a C- for livability. And those are substantive criticisms, not me trying to make every living space "Walmart-tier."

On a personal note I cannot imagine you being a very good designer if you really have this kind of contempt for the "generic masses."

[Anonymous No.13156043]

>>13144004
>vinyl

[Sulli !sULlip02cU No.13156187]

>>13156015
> built with unsettling and inhuman proportions and forms. (but it isnt? stop pretending you know what you talk about)
> it's ugly and symbolizes the ugliness of life to them. (great constructive criticism)
> human in scale and material, with traditional and vernacular forms. (implying that the reference isnt?)
> So 95% is ugly and unlivable. hat's what you are saying. (no it isnt at all wtf?)

the hostility is strong in this one. i was gonna respond but this isnt a debate and its way to long to take here
>>13156027

sure the stairway isn't 100% piratical, its prioritizing looks, poetics and experience which for you might not be interesting but remember that this stuff is made to order by a clitent that choose this architect, its their home it doesnt cater to you're needs or others. (Pets etc)
> seriously doubt it's possible to adequately light that it with the light sources on display there (despite the light from the upper floor, and the entire far wall being a window)
you have absolutely 0 clue of what you are talking about.
> and those chairs look like they'd be a nightmare to actually sit in, with no back support.
sofa or chairs? the chairs have full support wtf

>On a personal note I cannot imagine you being a very good designer if you really have this kind of contempt for the "generic masses."
i do care a lot and dont contempt the generic masses, also ive got all A's through my study so you're evaluation is lol

okey i dont even know were to begin this debate its like trying to convince a people at wallmart about runway fashion. it sounds elitist as fuck i know but i seriously cant be botherd to summarize the all of fundaments of architecture.

[Anonymous No.13156202]

>>13156187
>the hostility is strong in this one
You are the one who always enters these peaceful threads just so you can shit on people and shill your academic taste.

Don't you ever wonder why the vast vast majority of people dislike the style you shill, and prefer comfy 'generic' styles?

It's definitely not because your discipline is masturbatory right?

I'm sure you get great grades parroting your lecturers whose opinions are based on elitism, but in the real world esoteric designs are undesirable.

[Anonymous No.13156221]

>>13156187
>seriously doubt it's possible to adequately light that it with the light sources on display there (despite the light from the upper floor, and the entire far wall being a window)
>you have absolutely 0 clue of what you are talking about.
I checked out other pictures of that home after posting. There simply are not many light sources. There are plenty of windows, lots of natural light - hope it's a sunny day outside!

>sofa or chairs? the chairs have full support wtf
No, they don't. They have fairly low-level, inclined backrests. That's fine for certain postures, but generally not the posture of e.g. somebody sitting at a table eating.

>also ive got all A's through my study so you're evaluation is lol
Jesus Christ, are you seriously referencing your grades? Are you still a student, or a recent grad? If you're either of those, you shouldn't be posting about this with the air of authority you're adopting. And if you're not, why on earth would you reference your grades instead of your professional accomplishments?

People who are experts in their field and can back up their points with years of experience generally don't have so much trouble expressing themselves. So far you've written almost nothing of substance - several variations on "no it isn't lol" and "I'm too smart to talk to your Walmart ass." Which is a pretty weak dodge when everything I've written has been quite concrete and specific - easy to concisely refute, in other words.

[Sulli !sULlip02cU No.13156230]

>>13156202
i am expecting better taste from a fashion forum as fashion is similar to design/architecture. its surprising to se that people that are generally interested in aesthetics like generic ikea , trump style architecture and house mom interior design. sure i was hostile but i wasn't setting up for a debate either, if you want to seriously debate the fundamentals of modern architecture than you cant just through shitt around
>Don't you ever wonder why the vast vast majority of people dislike the style you shill
implying you opinions/a handfull of people on /fa/ represent the majority of industrialized people? here in Denmark minimalism is generally standard and strived after, same as the rest of Scandinavian, japan, Netherlands etc etc.

>It's definitely not because your discipline is masturbatory right?
implying you know anything about this profession at all.

[Anonymous No.13156240]

>>13156230
I think it's pretty well known that vernacular styles are preferred by the majority. The fact that this debate is so widespread and well studied should be evidence that laypeople don't like esoteric design...

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>>13156187
Bonus points for
>the stairway isn't 100% piratical
though.

[Anonymous No.13156253]

>>13142312
>Expensive camera placed precariously on a slippery coffee table
>Having rusty cart wheels and a plank of wood for no reason
> placing that bench RIGHT THE FUCK IN FRONT OF THE DOOR OR CLOSET
>Stacking loose skateboard wheels 2 inches from your sock pile, ensuring that every time you look for a pair of socks, the stupid skateboard wheels display gets knocked over
>Two small, loose rocks as a decoration. As if owning a typewriter wasn't pretentious enough
The only thing that could make this room look good are your brains blown out on it's walls

[Sulli !sULlip02cU No.13156259]

>>13156221
>People who are experts in their field and can back up their points with years of experience generally don't have so much trouble expressing themselves. So far you've written almost nothing of substance - several variations on "no it isn't lol" and "I'm too smart to talk to your Walmart ass." Which is a pretty weak dodge when everything I've written has been quite concrete and specific - easy to concisely refute, in other words.
1 of English isnt my first language so expressing myself in English take time and is generally more difficult. i could take the time to go through all your arguments but it would take a fuckoad of time to argue on all these subjects and i cant be bothered to invest that much time into fighting some random person on the internet.
> Are you still a student, or a recent grad? If you're either of those, you shouldn't be posting about this with the air of authority you're adopting
implying that i dont have an authority considering ive spent 5 years/ 7 days a week studying/ practing? i dont need you validation as i already have it from within the profession was all i was saying.


i dunno lets have fun here, give me a room you deem tasteful and i'll try to break my thinking down, perhaps that helps fuck if i know

[Anonymous No.13156279]

>>13155974
Birch plywood is great, especially when you band the edges appropriately (I've even seen some edge banding that mimics end grain so the entire sheet can look like a real piece of wood)

George Nelson is actually American. He was an industrial designer that helped run Herman Miller. I tend to love wegener and all the scandinavian guys, but as you said they tended to be more craftsman and their designs reflected that. A lot of the american modernist designed industry in mind, which made their stuff a little simpler.

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>>13156259
Wait, so you literally are still a student? Don't dodge the question, please.

>give me a room you deem tasteful and i'll try to break my thinking down
Literally everything I've said so far has been about functionality, not aesthetics, and that's what I'm mainly interested in talking about here. Which is unfortunate, as while you've written quite a bit about aesthetics, you've sidestepped virtually everything I've said about function and practicality, except for what I said about the stairway, which you acknowledged but dismissed as unimportant. Fallaciously, by the way - "it was designed according to the client's specifications" would be a good argument if you hadn't come in holding it up as an example of good design while belittling other examples that displayed a little more practicality. If you are trying to hold up your preferred style as functional (in general) then a stairway that's only suited to a narrow range of needs is not a convincing example.

>i could take the time to go through all your arguments but it would take a fuckoad of time to argue on all these subjects
No, not really, not if you really are the expert you claim to be. Again, everything I said was extremely concrete and specific.

[Sulli !sULlip02cU No.13156299]

>>13156282
>Don't dodge the question, please.
yet you can doge all my answers and counter critiques? that seems fair.
okey you mad as fuck chill.
lets try and give it another go okey
one question at a time and i'll consider answering properly

[Anonymous No.13156303]

>>13151161
The computer chair does the job for now, I'll probably look for something nicer eventually. As for the frames on the paintings, they're 4 original paintings worth a decent amount of money. I'm not a huge fan of the frames either but they're good high-end frames and it would not be cheap to replace them.

[Anonymous No.13156304]

>>13156299
>yet you can doge all my answers and counter critiques? that seems fair.
I've responded to every "counter-critique" you've made, although you haven't made many.

[Sulli !sULlip02cU No.13156312]

>>13156279
i actually love seeing the connection, a sorta display of the craftsmanship as ornament.
yeah that seems to make sense

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>>13156299
lol why are you still refusing to answer after being called out?

I'll answer for you because the second hand embarrassment is painful: Yes you are a student, and yes the stairs and that particular room are terrible examples.

[Anonymous No.13156464]

>>13153988
>water plants
>it drips all over the white linens

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>>13148231
Doggo is good.

[Sulli !sULlip02cU No.13156830]

>>13156444
>refusing
its pretty fucking obvious isnt it, lol that you think i'm ashamed for beeing a student
> called out
oooooooh noooo you really got me there anon, like i said earlier, doesn't 5 years of studying entitle me to a more valid opinion than others? its hopeless anyways you guys are beyond clueless about what architecture is which is apparent with your critiques and you arnt into a conversation its more like a full frontal attack, its like trying to explain high fashion to a angry wall-mart shopper.

[Anonymous No.13158126]

its not much, but its cozy, especially when the heatsink hums at night

[Anonymous No.13158176]

>>13152572
change the cabinet color, chairs, lights, and most importantly, the backsplash. you want blade runner kitchen

[Anonymous No.13158278]

>>13145975
Do u even have a personality?

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>>13148231
do you have the full res pic of just the one with the doggo

[Anonymous No.13158773]

>>13158126
Minimal, I like it. How is it on your back having such a slim mattress?

>>13156464
My thoughts exactly, maybe they take them down to water and let them drain? seems like a waste of time if so.

[Anonymous No.13158775]

>>13158126
are you in some kind of jail/corrections facility?

[Anonymous No.13159076]

>>13148317
based kubrick poster

[Anonymous No.13159104]

>>13144004
das a good album - any other postrock fans here?

[Anonymous No.13159297]

>>13143707
fuck i want this

[Anonymous No.13159397]

>>13146801
hard to fuck it up with a window section like that. nice sofa though.

[Anonymous No.13159399]

>>13158278

Hmm. Nope.

[Anonymous No.13159490]

>>13156830
>you think i'm ashamed for beeing a student
That's a different anon who replied to you, but I do, yeah. Because you evaded the question several times. I'm not trying to make you feel ashamed, but you plainly are.

There's absolutely nothing wrong with being a student, but if you have not finished your studies yet, you should not be acting like an authority in your field.

>its hopeless anyways you guys are beyond clueless about what architecture is
>its like trying to explain high fashion to a angry wall-mart shopper
You are not an architect, dude. Your field has a certain amount of crossover with it, but ultimately you're not even STUDYING to be an architect.

And who's angry? I admit to a certain amount of frustration, because you've been disingenuous and evasive so far, and have claimed expertise that you don't possess, but none of my posts have been particularly angry. But okay - if it makes you feel like you're saving face, you can continue pretending you're not responding to my exceptionally basic points because your response would be too complex for my uneducated Walmart-shopping mind, and not because you're frankly unable to back what you said up.

[Anonymous No.13159575]

>>13147440
>smoking inside

degenerate & classless

[Anonymous No.13159588]

>>13145975
love it lets be freinds

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[Anonymous No.13159703]

>>13159490
This guy is right. Also, to the guy he's talking to, if you don't have the degree & haven't passed the tests you're not an architect, plain and simple. You don't see me walking around telling people I'm basically a small scale doctor because I know CPR & the Heimlich maneuver.

[Anonymous No.13159742]

>>13146801
lots of potential

[Anonymous No.13159829]

>>13145142
W2C NAZI TITCOW

[Anonymous No.13159908]

>>13159625
don't bother cleaning it, your furniture is too ugly to bother

[Anonymous No.13160111]

>>13142119
grimvr?

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>>13142125
hey, you do know the artist jcm2?

[Anonymous No.13160193]

Hey fags, any suggestions for decorative objects? As I'm slowly furnishing my relatively new place I've currently got a lot of empty shelf space. Any suggestion for interesting or nice things to put on them that aren't totally cliche?

[Anonymous No.13160225]

My old place. Having a fireplace in your bedroom is great especially during winter. I really miss it.

[Anonymous No.13160231]

>>13160225
Love a bit of carbonmonoxide myself too

[Anonymous No.13160256]

>>13160231
It's called a chimney

[Anonymous No.13160272]

Don't be too critical ... i barely started listening to jordan peterson

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[Anonymous No.13160292]

>>13160225

this feels scandinavian af somehow

[Anonymous No.13160294]

Thinking about living in Chinatown, NY. It's pretty cheap and close to where I need to be. Thoughts?

[Anonymous No.13160299]

>>13144119
I've got Philips Hue bulbs throughout my whole house, and I quite like them, though I've also got them connected up to the whole Amazon Echo thing, so I'm not sure if I would like them without that.

[Anonymous No.13160329]

my cave

>>13148231
jesus thats comfy

>>13146801
tons of potential

>>13144682
super jelly

>>13144287
maximum jelly

[Anonymous No.13160360]

>>13160276
>>13160278
>>13160279
>>13160280
change the lightning color and it can look like a lynch set in the best way possible

[Anonymous No.13160494]

>>13160292

It's a student room I rented in Uppsala when I was in Uni so I guess it should.

[Anonymous No.13160554]

>>13149213
Calm down autist, it can be used as a fireplace in apartments etc.

[Anonymous No.13160718]

>>13152216
scrapedshins/10

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>>13141098

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>>13160329
this is effay af!
nice er-1! I've got one too. Its a great machine :)
can I get an id on the keyboard?

[Anonymous No.13160822]

>>13160272
hahaha

[Anonymous No.13160826]

>>13141098
What kind of place is this? a dorm room? I've never seen a layout like that before.

[Anonymous No.13160830]

>>13142125
Is the painting over the shower head to show he never bathes? Also fuck that is an ugly home

[Anonymous No.13160831]

>>13160818
hey thanks man its a SIIG minitouch

[Anonymous No.13160845]

>>13150723
Typical american style kitchen

What is with those all in one stoves? they look so bad..

Get a seperate oven and induction cooktop so you don't have to have that hideous thing ruining the line of the kitchen bench.

[Anonymous No.13161323]

Weird question, but does anyone have any cool shower curtain ideas?

[Anonymous No.13161350]

>>13160329
why use all these external plugins and pedalboards when u can modify instruments in a DAW
nobody is gonna know the difference in sound

[Anonymous No.13161635]

>>13160845
Well it's an apartment, so I don't really get to remodel it or anything. Electric stoves are garbage, I've used induction and it was definitely a step up from coils but still worse than gas.

I also prefer having the stove against the wall instead of on the island. I like having the island as my uninterrupted workspace it gives a lot more room to lay stuff out on or to roll out dough.

[Anonymous No.13161863]

>>13161350
I used to jam with lots of people before on either keys or guitar and I just like the sound and flexibility I get from a bunch of those old pedals which is why I still have em

I have a few of them patched into ableton as external effects at the moment

Also I don't really make music for other people. I use what I use because it makes me happy

[Anonymous No.13161953]

can i get any ideas / inspo for dorm rooms? my room looks like a bed bath and beyond catalog, it has zero soul, please help

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>>13142302
best

>>13142312
dysfunctional and stupid

>>13142315
my neck hurts looking at this

>>13142330
i would say this is comfy but none of the furniture looks comfy to sit on at all

[Anonymous No.13162088]

>>13153147
you're delusional. that's complete bullshit. you smell like shit and all your shit does too.

[Anonymous No.13162095]

>>13144682
so dope

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[Anonymous No.13162118]

>recently managed to score a pretty nice flat in one of the most expensive city of the world
>not only expensive but also cluttered as fuck + mad speculation on housing so finding something is hard as tits
>turns out i got a restaurant just below my flat and i hear every single bass of their music

Shit.
Fucking.
Sucks.

[Anonymous No.13162120]

>>13162117
before moving in

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>>13152216
>>13152218
Pretty good.

[Anonymous No.13162356]

>>13162088
well nobody i know seems to mind

[Anonymous No.13162416]

>>13142287
comfy

[Anonymous No.13162424]

>>13144287
That's the Nakagin Capsule Tower in Tokyo. Many of the apts there are comfy-tier

[Anonymous No.13162437]

>>13162117
Only thing bothering me is the ugly-ass TV balancing act. Otherwise comfy 7/10

[Anonymous No.13162992]

>>13152235
>ikea
what desk and chair did you choose?

[Anonymous No.13162997]

>>13148317
>some omniscient alien being constructed this room from his memories
Quite eerie to think about

[Anonymous No.13163051]

My basement room

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>>13141098

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>>13142125
unironically mirin' those umineko paintings

[Anonymous No.13163160]

>>13142329
Story time

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>>13162992
http://www.ikea.com/ca/en/catalog/products/70335212/#/50335208

plus some legs for it I already had. It wasn't the expensive tho? Euro prices I guess

no idea where I got chair from

[Anonymous No.13164487]

>>13141098

[Anonymous No.13164492]

>>13141100
Start by painting the wall white

[Anonymous No.13164538]

>>13163155
stop posting this shit.

[Anonymous No.13164636]

advice pls lads, i have had this poster wall along with other 'decorative' elements in my room for a while, and while my friends insist that i should keep adding to it, i think it looks really shit and childish, especially as most of the posters are printed in black and white and there are random marks / paint chips / sharpie writing on the walls. i really want to take it all down and paint my room but i'm sure i would regret it afterwards, what do? i'm sure there is a better way to decorate my walls without it looking like i'm still 16

1/5

[Anonymous No.13164642]

>>13164636

2/5

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3/5

[Anonymous No.13164654]

>>13164649

4/6

i meant 6

[Anonymous No.13164659]

>>13164636
>>13164642
>>13164649
definitely take them down and paint the wall

dont throw them away but curate a small group of them that go nicely together and try to arrange them neatly in a nice space

absolute best mode: get your favorites reprinted on nicer paper that you can mount/frame

less is more right now its a bit of a clusterfuck with some interesting bits, try to trim it down to a nice focal point

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>>13164654

5/6

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>>13164663
>>13164659
thanks vro, i have a colour printer now and i'm able to buy nice photo paper, but i don't know which my favourites would be if any. i think the reason it looks like such a clusterfuck is because i did a lot of it at once when i was dying to have an edgy tumblr wall like the cool kidz, wish i hadn't as now i am irrationally attached to a lot of this shit and would feel bad getting rid of it

[Anonymous No.13164681]

>>13164636
If you have prints that you like that are actually in good shape then frame them in a nice frame, hang a bunch if you like the cluttered aesthetic, go for like a salon style art hanging. Anyway if you want to grow up you should be framing and not tape/ pinning

[Anonymous No.13164689]

>>13164659
>>13164642
the worst of it is definitely this corner, there's upside down crosses and shit chipped out of the paint with a scalpel, and it just makes me embarrassed to the point where i want to be sick every time i have a friend over and they sit there

[Anonymous No.13164702]

>>13164681
i agree, i probably would have done this already if i had had the funds for it in the first place, however i think i was going for a certain grungy aesthetic which although looked nice to me at first, it's miserable to live among now

[Anonymous No.13164707]

>>1316468
You can keep it still just move it to a box or something if it’s got that much sentimental value
. Then you can still have it to look through someday

[Anonymous No.13164712]

>>13164707
i already have a huge box full of random scraps of paper with a similar sentimental value, but it's just shit like bus tickets and magazine cutouts, i don't think i really need to be storing any more crap that i probably won't even look at again

another thing i'm worried about is whether i'm just having another mental breakdown and wanting to throw everything in my room away, it happens at least once per year and it seems to be getting more frequent

[Anonymous No.13164738]

>>13164712
just had a conversation about this issue, i could take it down but won't be able to get it repainted for a while unless i can figure out the colour that is already on the walls

another problem is that because all this shit is taped/blu-tacked up, and the paint and plaster in my room is quite poor quality, it's probably gonna damage the wall and end up looking even worse if i try and take it all down.

feels shit man, just don't want to have to look at it all anymore

[Anonymous No.13164899]

Going to redo my bedroom soon, and this is what I'm planning to buy. Thought it would look nice with the cool white walls and wood floors.
I already own some floor and potted plants. The glass cabinet would mostly be for displaying attractive books and art supplies.
Any advice would be great, especially if you can recommend places to shop that aren't IKEA or Urban Outfitters.

[Anonymous No.13164925]

>>13164689
why is there a random nazi and a faggot and why are misted them printed from a printer

[Anonymous No.13164964]

>>13142125
>>13142230
>you think you know a guy
>he was always that shy awkward kid
>i really had no idea

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>>13164925
he is attractive
and because i was 16 when this shit went up

[Anonymous No.13164975]

>>13142254
That mirror is eerie as fuck. Ours like a portal to some shadow realm

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>>13144004
Really bothers me that nothing is moving in the top left corner

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>>13142287
This room looks dreadfully small

[Anonymous No.13165013]

>>13143477
>nasty window
>stiff surfaces everywhere
If you're going to have a hi-fi setup like that what's the point of putting it in such an awful room?

[Anonymous No.13165021]

>>13144211
Kinda dumb especially all that shitty taste up there save the one obligatory good album.

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>>13144004
i fucking love the lighting in the top left fucking amazing

[Anonymous No.13165057]

>>13148197
It's alright. A lot nicer than my digs. But don't go overboard with the ikea next time

[Anonymous No.13165068]

>>13150828
What exactly do you mean by home depo core?

[Anonymous No.13165122]

>>13151202
The room itself doesn't seem to be all that nice, so i get you have a lousy canvas to work with. Pick a few large furniture pieces to be your baseline. My reccomendation would be a bedframe, a wardrobe, a desk, and maybe a small dresser. Clean everything up and rearrange the layout. Try to remove as much superfluous stuff as you can to maximize on mobility. If this is primarily your bedroom, then the bed should be the focus and everything like your desk and wardrobe should be arranged to make it easy to reach your bed. After you got that, pick like only 3 things to hang on your wall and leave it at that. You've got too much shit there right now. And once that is done, find a way to keep your shit organized. If that means buying shelves with the leftover money then do it. Just keep it neat and tidy. Try to then get some small plants to put around. If you dojt like plants then try just keeping some interesting keepsakes like that wierd ass giraffe around. On top of all that you might want to also dot the walls and corners with extra light fixtures to primarily use instead of those abrasive ceiling ones.
This should all be just starting points. Its up to you what everything looks like in the end.
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[Anonymous No.13166268]

>>13151202
please update with a follow up when you have taken some advice on board