Room INSPO

[Anonymous No.14925199]

[Anonymous No.14925234]

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[Anonymous No.14925893]

>>14925199
We need more of these threads on the regular

[Anonymous No.14925895]

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>>14925893
no personalities

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>>14925895
Nothing is still something anon :)
Have a good day!

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>>14925908
>sticky note on the webcam

[Anonymous No.14925995]

what brands of things do you guys buy for interior design/household products? Love iittala so much, but fuck it's so expensive.

[Anonymous No.14926151]

>>14925901
i unironically like this

[Anonymous No.14927205]

dumpin

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>>14925901
must be dinotendies house

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>>14925974
thx cia, very cool

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>>14925199
Are you supposed to sit at that tiny desk for work?

[Anonymous No.14928038]

[Anonymous No.14928059]

>>14925893

interior is ugly but apartment and view is sick nice

[Anonymous No.14928192]

[Anonymous No.14928246]

Personal stash

[Anonymous No.14928249]

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[Anonymous No.14928275]

>>14928266
Does anyone know the name of that plant? Perhaps the family? I'm looking for something similar for my room

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>>14925895
Chat from your posterior post an interior

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>>14928302
I still have some more inspo, just tell me and I'll continue

[Anonymous No.14928310]

>>14928305
keep going

[Anonymous No.14928314]

>>14928261
shrek liked that

[Anonymous No.14928323]

>>14925199
I'm going to rent a loft, can we post some cool lofts? Need some inspiration to see what kind of furniture should I get.

[Anonymous No.14928332]

>>14928275
It's just Pothos.
One of the easiest house plants

[Anonymous No.14928429]

>>14928310
Sure anon, I love these threads
>>14928314
lol
>>14928332
Thanks anon, I'll look it up

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>>14925974
>"sticky note on the webcam"
>le ebin plant protein merchant
>not posting le ebin plant protein merchant for appleposting

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>>14928477
This is all I have, hope you all find it useful, take care anons

[Anonymous No.14928494]

>>14928479
Thanks for posting anon, I saved abunch.

Will contribute what I can.

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>>14928471
awesome

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>>14925199
Genuinely very good
>>14925893
Soulless wagecuck-tier

[Anonymous No.14928836]

left is my current room layout but i want to use the space better and not block the window so much. right is what i think i'll change it to, what do you guys think? might throw out my old bedframe and try mattress on the floor too

website is floor plan creator .net

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>>14928479
>>14928494
thanks for posting guys, love these threads

[Anonymous No.14929723]

>>14927220
Yikes.

[Anonymous No.14930508]

Is it bad that I mostly use these threads as escapism to imagine not living in a shithole

[Anonymous No.14930570]

>>14928059
opposite

[Anonymous No.14930620]

>>14927220
Cool and futuristic but not comfy in the slightest. Nice but impractical
>>14927228
This room smells like wood, ink and glue
>>14928249
Very clean

[Anonymous No.14930665]

anyone have some good bohemian inspo? I'm a magpie who also likes to feel cozy. the spartan, minimalist thing looks good in photos but I can't imagine it's comfy irl.

[Anonymous No.14930689]

>>14928275
i believe this exact one is golden joy pothos

[Anonymous No.14930759]

>>14925974
Even my bank sent me some small slide thingy to cover (and uncover when needed) for my webcam.

[Anonymous No.14930787]

>>14928192
>Stahl house
This is practically cheating. It's a glass box in a temperate environment on a cliff with a gorgeous view. Effay as hell, you would need the sun, moon, and stars to align to get something like this.

[Anonymous No.14930797]

>>14928430
>no smoking
It's a run of the mill hotel room with a nice view

>>14928434
The windows say converted factory. The greenhouse helps offset a lot of it, but this looks like it would be harsh when lit at night.

>>14928439
>The Radisson
Unf.
The Danish have always nailed interior design. Even during the 60's with all of its ugly patterns and colors, they got it right.

[Anonymous No.14931051]

>>14925199
Big love for you OP, plus the OP of the DA int thread previously if they're here too. These threads have really inspired me the last few days.

I've had a room renovation looming on the horizon for a while now but these have really solidified an aesthetic/stylistic pathway I'll take with my room.

The room will have faux wood vinyl flooring (It get's pretty cold here so I wanna maintain some heat, plus costs lmao). Art gallery style pale white walls, with red-y brown wood-grain furniture/desktops/floating shelves. The colour is already in use in the room with the door, wardrobe and structural ceiling beam. The shelves will be offset like pic related, floating too. I'll have a Murphy bed. This will give me the option to open up the whole room when I'm not sleeping but studying or socializing. The Murphy bed will be painted the same white as the walls besides the shelves that act as legs when she's folded down, they will be the same red-y brown as the other details.

The room will mostly be filled with books and leafy pot plants. There will be stipplings of technology throughout, though luckily I've mostly colour matched all of them. Black. With that I will also invest in black coloured lamps with these interesting large decorative bulbs that are dim-able and throw a surprising amount of light. Unlike the old decorative bulbs that used to blow like a Japanese woman in debt.

We're yet to break proverbial ground on the project yet so I'd beyond appreciate any ideas you had as to anything else I could include/add to the aesthetic. Love y'all <3

[Anonymous No.14931072]

>>14931051
Not sure how vinyl wood flooring helps with heat. Carpet at least has a later of insulation underneath it, but it's your room in the end. If you're concerned about heating, you're better off looking at replacing or doing maintenance on your windows.

You are still going to need to light that room. Having a naked florescent or cheap LED bulb is going to cast harsh nonsense on all your hard work. For all the crap Midcentuy Modern gets, it gets lighting right. Danish design like PH Lamps or VH Pots will give your room a soft ambient glow.

[Anonymous No.14931085]

>>14931072
My intention with the flooring is to have a thin padded layer underneath it. Thankfully, I had my windows double-glazed last year. Does a hell of a good job.

Unfortunately I don't have a fireplace in my room, though there is venting from the living-room that does. I'm a fan of space heaters, as they're effective, though they draw a hell of a lot of power. Are there any elegant and eco/wallet-friendly forms of heating besides fireplaces?

Lighting is at the forefront of planning at the moment. I have LED bulbs in the ceiling at the moment, they're the worst. I instead use two covered lamps and a directional desk light at the moment. It creates a comfy, albeit a little moody, vibe. I'll look into mid-century lighting fren. Thank you :)

[Anonymous No.14931087]

>>14928836
I agree with the bed, but myself personally I'd always want me desk near the window, or at least near some source of light.

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>>14931072
>>14931085
Also, forgot to add that I'll be getting some rugs to go over the vinyl flooring. Russian style. I think it adds to the academic aesthetic I'm going for but I'd love to hear what you have to say as I'm no rug expert.

[Anonymous No.14931136]

>>14931051
glad you enjoyed the DA int thread

[Anonymous No.14931139]

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>>14925893
0/10. Did you try to find the most soulless image possible?

[Anonymous No.14931150]

>>14931099
So much soul

[Anonymous No.14931151]

>>14927250
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>>14928545
Why are richfags so opposed to comfortable furniture?

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>>14931105
If it weren't for the ultra modern receiver, it probably could have had me fooled as real vintage.
I miss the idea of appliances and electronics as furniture. Those speakers probably sound like trash, but hell if they don't set the stage in the room.

[Anonymous No.14931314]

>plants
i love plants but i the magic Chinese art says they aren't good in a bedroom, and to keep them in living rooms/kitchens. thoughts?

[Anonymous No.14931338]

>>14930508
everything is bad, do what you want

i guess you could use these threads as something to aspire to

[Anonymous No.14931463]

>>14931099
I love that movie

[Anonymous No.14931492]

>>14931151
Soft furniture makes you complacent and soft, in short poor.

[Buddha Hipster !Xhm0pnTXj. No.14931493]

>>14925199
lol

[Anonymous No.14931805]

>>14928836
TV toward to window? Even if it is north facing, you willl block it with curtains.

BTW, in some older thread I saw some infographics about indoor plants. Can somebody post?
Also any ideas for east facing room with a lot of sun during spring/summer and literally none during winter that produces something edible, is evergreen, doesnt need constant care and is kind of dominant (no more than 2meters tall and up to 1 meter in diameter).
I was thinking about some dwarf citrus...

[Anonymous No.14931828]

>>14928836
keep it how it is, just swap your bed and tv

[Anonymous No.14932448]

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another

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woops

[Anonymous No.14933172]

>>14928275
why somebody would hang an oil painting right abova stove is beyond me

[Anonymous No.14933178]

>>14928445
why wouldn't you wanna have a lamp on that ceiling??

[Anonymous No.14933190]

>>14932452
Speaking of plants
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmn7tjSNyAA

[Anonymous No.14933506]

So to anyone ITT that's been inspired or wants to make their room more ~aesthetic~ or maybe just moved into a new room and would like some ideas or ways to make their rooms like the ones ITT
Then it seems like theres a few common themes or components that help make these aesthetic minimalistic of comfy rooms the way they are
Which is usually..

A) some sort of greenery, whether that's a real or fake plant, it seems like alot of the nicer rooms in thread like these usually have AT LEAST 1 nice plant, but if you're looking at wanting to decorate and setup your room to be fengshui or nice looking on a budget then you can easily find and buy cheap fake plants or micro plants in glass bowls or pots etc for a few bucks at places like Dollarama/Walmart etc

B) some sort of wood or faux wood pieces, whether that's wood planks or boards on your wall or as a shelf or a storage rack or desk or smol wood night table or coffee table or swiping wood palettes and making them into furniture or hell even wood Decals that you stick on your wall it seems like wood + green plants ALWAYS makes a room look much nicer than it actually is..

C) another common ingredient is low beds, preferably made with wood support boards or a wood frame or a slight lift so it's more than just a mattress on a floor, for some reason a low low bed near the floor with a nice or neat wood support always make a room seem more artsy or "Japanesey" maybe? Idk.. but it seems to work, you rarely see huge high beds in ~AeStHeTic~ room pics

D) and it feels like alot of the nicest room pics are semi minimalist with not much clutter and are semi organized and have nice air neat lights. But this seems like a hard and fast idea than rule.

[Anonymous No.14933647]

>>14928038
Based

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>>14925901
Unbelievably based.

[Anonymous No.14933662]

The eames house was pretty effay

[Anonymous No.14933673]

Am I the only one looking at many of those rooms thinking "they might look nice but they would be horrible to clean."?

[Anonymous No.14933676]

>>14933506
>, you rarely see huge high beds in ~AeStHeTic~ room pics
Most of these aesthetic room pics are from New York closet dwellers who can't afford real furniture after rent and that one Eames chair they all have.

[Anonymous No.14933690]

>>14933676
problem with all those pics is, they are from staged photoshoots, not real bedrooms. They are as real as instagram "models" life.

[Anonymous No.14933777]

>>14933676
Thanks, Rick.

[Anonymous No.14933919]

>>14928466
Is this in the American Gardens building?

[Anonymous No.14934636]

>>14928836
i know where you live, cat bitch

[Anonymous No.14934639]

>>14925904
It's a nice walk-in closet but man, if that dude hasn't wasted his money on all those practically identical plaid shirts.

[Anonymous No.14934641]

>>14933777
Checked.

[Anonymous No.14934647]

>>14928851
This is pretty cool. Is this some anon’s actual room

[Anonymous No.14934868]

>>14933676
that room is so good and it's ruined by that gaudy ass bed

[Anonymous No.14935496]

>>14927209
can i get a glass of fresh tap?

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>>14933673
For the bigger rooms you're probably rich enough to have a cleaner.

[Anonymous No.14935708]

I can't tell if I'm a savant for recognizing the one room that's 3D-rendered or it's just obvious and nobody else felt the need to point it out

[Anonymous No.14935752]

>>14935708
There's actually three that are 3D-rendered. I highly suspect another one is but can't prove it.

[Anonymous No.14935808]

>>14935752
which ones do you suspect? I find a view suspicious myself, mainly those who just look too perfect and clean:

>>14925234 looks off
>>14928249 maybe
>>14928477 maybe
>>14928429 the creases look real but everything else too sterile
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>>14928540
>>14931092 video game iirc

[Anonymous No.14935847]

>>14925908
massive tryhard feel to this

[Goober No.14936083]

>>14933676
Saved as talisker room.jpg

[Anonymous No.14936099]

>>14935808
Bottom is from uncharted 4 and the third from bottom is from American Psycho

[Anonymous No.14936113]

>>14934647
yeah - some sad fuck who can't afford a closet.

[Anonymous No.14936138]

>>14927220
Imagine the smell.