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Interior Thread

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>>15172237
What's the skinny on those dried olive leaves people use? They look nice

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my butt hurts

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>no crocodile thread
>no alligator thread
man /fa/ really has gone to shit

[Anonymous No.15174652]

im gonna paint my room recommend me effay colours

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

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Where are effay places to buy for a house?

Looking for a rustic interior design when I move into my new place

[Anonymous No.15176417]

>>15174652
White is the best paint, but colors depend on everything else that's going in your room

[Anonymous No.15176503]

are there any good interior forums? couldn't find a decent one yet

[Anonymous No.15176569]

>>15176503
Seconding this. A Discord server would be nice too, I don't really personally know anyone into design to talk about it with

[Anonymous No.15176573]

too bad lofts with floor to ceiling windows can never be had for less than 3k/mo in any decent city

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>>15176503
>>15176569

Imagine forum discussion where young IT guy from NYC, mom of 4 kids living in flyover town and rich old man just moved in a comfy Mediterranean house arguing about interiors. It doesn’t work.

Interior design reflects your personality.
Some people storing musical instruments, some people don’t need a kitchen, some people working from home, some people having a party every weekend, there’re thousands lifestyle scenarios.

[Anonymous No.15177288]

my apartment

[Anonymous No.15177302]

Looking for apartments with friends and they don't understand my need for not having carpet at all. I fucking at it, they're so ugly.

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>>15177288
Looks good

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>>15176503
r/malelivingspaces

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>>15177553
lol, appart from the zen garden attempt it's all just garbage

[Anonymous No.15178172]

>>15177964
>dat purple chair

nice touch, it really brings the room together

[Anonymous No.15178179]

>>15177288
maybe fix the cables and get a rug that is slightly bigger. looks good.

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>>15177211
what's your point? Are you implying that you can't have an interior design forum because of this?

[Anonymous No.15178459]

Is a concrete-look floor okay for a bedroom? Wanna mix modern and kinda industrial furniture and i dont know what floor to use. walls are probably going to be light grey. the "modern" part would be a dresser and a desk while the "industrial" part would be just a clothing rack and a mirror. wanna put some plants in there too, is that a good idea or will it just look like shit?

[Anonymous No.15178522]

Best book you can buy about design

[Anonymous No.15178562]

>>15178522
why do you recommend it? i really need a better read on urbanism and design, curious about this one
also checked

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>>15178562
This book is a classic from the 70’s. Its intention is to elaborate a classification of architectural Patterns that are “good”, that gives life instead of destroying it. Alexander is in search of the wholesomeness.
The patterns exists at all scales : from the city to details in a room.

It will not be for everybody. But if you like to build things, to design your interior I really recommand it.

Thanks for your question anon! Have a good day!

[Anonymous No.15178631]

>>15178522
>shlomo angel
>murray silverstein

tf is this book

[Anonymous No.15178766]

>>15178459
It can look good.
But there are Lots of different concretes. Just don’t be cheap about it. You want a concrete with a beautiful finish and without fucking bubbles. It can be beautiful if you add a small carpet around your bed maybe : concrete is cold.
With plants, maybe a wooden bookcase you’re set.
I’m a bit sceptic about the grey walls thought.

[Anonymous No.15178775]

my apartment

[Anonymous No.15178787]

>>15178775
comfy

[Anonymous No.15178818]

>>15175383
damn this one is really comfy

[Anonymous No.15179019]

>>15177211
>▶
sure, but I think a forum for this exact topic might help when you search for some specific aspects of interior design.
I'm a (hobbyist) musician myself and looking into homestudio design ideas atm. Henning Baer's studio looks great in particular, but it's hard to find ideas for this type of hybrid-studios online. most are just a laptop with some monitor stands.

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I'm not really sure what I'm supposed to be inspo'd by in the bulk of these pictures. Many of these interiors are way too reliant on tall ceilings and huge windows to set their base staging. The only way you're going to see that in person is if you
>hit it big in life
>spend daddy's money/trust fund
>get on a rent control waiting list in a big city and hope corrupt assholes don't kick you off
Plants are great if you have the green thumb and time to maintain them.
Lighting counts for a lot but never really gets emphasized in these threads. Even getting the right bulbs today requires effort with so many uneffay LEDs floating around.

The other big thing that strikes me is the heavy display of mid-century modern furniture. It gets a strange amount of hate around here considering how prominent it is in inspo. I can understand some of it. Getting knockoffs is gambling with cheap shit. Official replicas like Design within Reach have always been expensive for what you get. Danish anything has been a brazen ripoff.

[Anonymous No.15179077]

>>15176569
This is my post, would anyone be interested if I opened a design Discord? I think there could be one channel for "obtainable" interiors like normal apartments without huge windows, and one for lofts/designer homes.

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>>15178766
ty anon.
what color would you recommend for the wall? or do you have another good idea for the floor that works both with modern and industrial furniture?

[Anonymous No.15179086]

>>15175373
Sick space.

[Anonymous No.15179491]

>>15177288
i would get a lamp taht isnt as tall, taht one is too big for the ceiling height. also i think getting a proper bench for taking off shoes would be better in that corner, or maybe a coat rack or something, that corner just looks like you threw some random loose furniture you had, and obviously arrange those cables properly, if possible get a electrician to either move the outlet to behind the tv or get a new outlet installed behind, or if youre too cheap for that cover it with some furniture, maybe a shelf

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>>15173244
Kek

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>>15179079
Something lighter that the floor. After that grey works with everything. Depends on your tastes and context.

There are so many options for floors.
Maybe Marmoleum? But I don’t know if it’s good

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>>15178628
Thanks a lot, much appreciated.

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>>15179734
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YhYi229qPXQ

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>>15179491
do you know what perspective is

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>>15176092
New England

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>>15180140
what the fuck is this shit?
choke on a dick you retard

[Anonymous No.15181253]

they need to make an architecture/design board, i say we request on the 4chan help line

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>>15172255
Just looks like something out of a generic furniture catalog. There's nothing personal about it.

[Anonymous No.15181333]

>>15177288
lovely, bet the owner is a handsome boy!

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>>15179042
It's called inspo rather than blueprint for a reason. You're meant to look at the photos, pick and choose what looks good to you, and think about why you like it. Then you find a way to bring the same concepts into your home.

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>>15178818
> "May I offer you a tomato?"

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>>15181359
Good point, anon. What do you recommend for obtaining some of this stuff?

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>>15172252
Ayyyy, did you get that screenshot from the vid I posted in an earlier thread? Great place.

>>15175373
>>15175391
Classics

>>15179077
I wouldn't be against this, though I worry like the previous anon said that it might not work. I'd potentially try it out, though. It'd be nice to have a channel for design solutions as well, where people could highlight more specific storage solutions, or specific pieces of furniture, etc

[Anonymous No.15182171]

I bought this painting and want to make my bedroom into a homoerotic-catholicism inspired den of sodomi. I'm a heathen but I think catholicism is very sexy. I bought a crucifix and some rosary beads, and I'm gonna buy some nice candles. Do you guys have any more ideas? Or do guys have any more art depicting the sexiness of christianity?

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>>15177199
wow literally perfect

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>>15182171
bah

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https://discord.gg/2bBv7v9
Brand new server for design, let's see if this works out!

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>>15179042
Definitely agree on the importance of lighting. LEDs are evil

[Anonymous No.15183127]

Moving into one of these shitty wall-to-wall carpet rooms in a few months. I know it will never look good but any tips on how to make it not look like garbage?

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>>15183127
Rugs, carpet tiles, other coverings on the floor. I have shitty carpet in my room too, so more decorations in the room could be better to draw attention away from the room itself.

[Anonymous No.15184296]

The Nakagin Capsule Tower. Didn't really work out but it reminds me portholes

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Can anyone ID lamp?

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>>15177192
panoramic view..sticks a tv in there..ffs

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>>15184397
>that lamp
bruh...

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>>15184484
this, it's also too bright in there. good luck seeing anything except your ugly fat mug on that screen.

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>>15175383
>>15177199
hold on...

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>>15178775
based vampire.

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>>15172237
How much would an apartment like that cost in London?

[Anonymous No.15184991]

>>15184984
way too much.

[Anonymous No.15185002]

>>15177192
Imagine the heating costs.

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>>15185002
who the fuck even needs heating? just snuggle with each other, lmao.

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>>15184984
your dignity

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>>15184981
There's too much going on here.

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>>15185064
yeah, but i like the colors and lighting. probably would get some better tables and leave out the manchild figurines and the crt.

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>>15184981
with a little more desk space and a floating shelf, this would be a GOAT battlestation

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>>15178522
>>15178628
Fuck yeah. Thanks, anon.

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>>15175391
needs an Eames recliner

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>>15179042
mcm is the default taste, it gets hate because of dickheads who think theyre cultured for jerking off the same chairs everyone has been jerking off for 70 years

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>>15179042
Would you rather emphasize items rather than the space?

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>>15184984
genuinely in the millions, this fucking city is so cucked

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>>15179077
sure. how would you feel about people uploading pics of their own spaces?

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How do people shop for furniture, I don't have a pulse for the designers in this industry. Where to start? I see myself mostly thrifting furniture, but I would like the inspo

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>>15188158
No fckn way...legit had no idea. That’s f’d

[Anonymous No.15188769]

This is the picture my landlord sent me of the room I'll have in September. Current occupant is clearly a philestine. But so am I. Any ideas to maximise the rooms aesthetic? I'm thinking definitely not this guy's current layout and definitely a fuck tonne of plants.

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>>15182171
cool bait faggot

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>>15188769
I hope they replace that disgustingly soiled carpet.

As for plants, I only see one small window...

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>>15188769
>Any ideas to maximise the rooms aesthetic?
hang yourself in it
emphasize on the aesthetic it is already propagating

[Anonymous No.15189293]

>>15189289
if there is no place to fixate the rope to the ceiling, he may aswell just overdose, would fit the room aswell
lmao

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>>15189289
>>15189293
Suicide is an epidemic

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>>15189322
jews are the epidemic
suicide is just a symptom

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>>15188769
Just make sure you keep the poster of chairman mao

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>>15178522
Another one would be the design of everyday things.

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>>15191119
Yes it’s a good one

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[Anonymous No.15193191]

Y'all suck. All these interiors are moody as hell.

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>>15193191

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>>15193268
Ok have more

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>>15177199
Isn't this Cameron's place from Ferris Bueller?

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> bought a beige armchair
> need a new couch
> autistic about matching similar colors

What kind of color couch could I get to match without just getting a beige couch?
I have light grey walls and rather dark hardwood laminate floors.

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>>15193268
>Iturbide Studio
the gallery at archdaily is really nice. mexican architects are on point, i also enjoyed Casa Sierra Frria, Mexico City, Esrawe Studio and Avándaro House, Valle de Bravo, Mexico, Taller Hector Barroso

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>>15193504
reholster it my dude, it's really easy

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>>15193191
>y'all
kill yourself immediately

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>>15172295
Looks almost like my old school

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>>15188334
that exact location: between 1.5m and 3m for a 3 bedroom house that isn't TOO fancy; outskirts in london is more around 3 - 500k for a decent house

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>>15184981
>leather chair

pleb filter

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>>15193599
You mean reupholster right?

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>>15184984
That's in Notting Hill, right? Thousands a week.

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>>15193599
Cute.

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>>15188769
Put up crown molding (with 3M adhesive strips if you're not allowed to make permanent modifications) and a curtain rod with curtains in a rich brocade fabric.

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>>15188334
Is it really that surprising? A townhouse or large apartment in New York or San Francisco will cost you at least that much.

[Anonymous No.15196166]

Feel like monitors placed close to the wall and facing away from it looks much better and spacious than desk placed in the middle and screen facing a wall with your back against it. How can i arrange my setup so my back is against a wall without having to tilt my head to look at the screen which also faces away from a wall

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>>15175393
I can smell the chinese restaurant below coming through this window

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>>15194798
yep, sorry i'm a dumbass

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>>15184296
Does any other houses with similar big rounded windows exist? I can't find a way how to google it.
And why rounded windows are not more common in general? For me it's the only positive thing about these japanese modular thing which is definitely failed as a concept.

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>>15196209
liked it more before

[Anonymous No.15197700]

Let's talk furniture, what are your favorites?

[Anonymous No.15197812]

>>15197700
Memphis group

[Anonymous No.15197954]

>>15196610
there are a lot of projects to see (links in order of efficiency of search results)
https://www.dezeen.com/?s=round%20windows
https://www.dezeen.com/?s=porthole
https://www.dezeen.com/?s=circular%20windows
https://www.archdaily.com/search/all?q=porthole
https://www.archdaily.com/search/all?q=round%20windows
https://www.archdaily.com/search/all?q=circular%20windows

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>>15197812
FOOLISH SAMURAI

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>>15196610
>why rounded windows are not more common in general?
Its a structural challenge to make a circle in a wall. It's also really difficult to pull off; making the frame would be a pain in the ass; opening circular windows is challenging or impossible. Rectangles and squares are way easier to handle.

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>>15172268
This one is so cozy.

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>>15177197
u really went to archived interior threads and reposted pics from it, whats the point lol

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>>15184984
don't ask unless you're a russian or chinese millionaire, that's who london belongs to

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>>15197980
that cabinet costs €13,799
https://www.memphis-milano.com/collections/furniture/products/casablanca

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>>15172237
I have a question for anyone scrolling through who knows building materials/construction/interior design. What material looks good on walls that can replace paint? For example, you can do wood paneling, but that to me looks tacky and dated in most applications I've seen. Do you have to go with stone or concrete otherwise? Is there something that looks welcoming and comfortable, not sterile and cold, that isn't paint?

>>15185679 has an interesting texture and reflective quality, does anyone know what it is? Plaster of some type?

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>>15197980
kek

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>>15198388
something enticing about these tadao ando types of walls

[Anonymous No.15199127]

>>15198694
Venetian Plaster or Lime Plaster finishes can be very elegant. Nice thing about plaster is you can DIY it relatively easily if you're so inclined.

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>>15198694
>>15199127
Here's some Venetian Plaster, though this example might be too cold for your taste.

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>>15198694
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>>15172255
That chandelier seems distractingly low.

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>>15188769
based stone roses poster

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>>15193504
This kind a mustard yellow or camel matches grey and beige

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>>15193431
>those rugs wrinkles
it hurts
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10/10 outside of that tho

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>>15177964
That table would fit really well with my other furniture

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>>15194735
what is he supposed to have those gamer chairs

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>>15178775
i love the dining table, where did you get it?

[Anonymous No.15199932]

>>15199816
I would also like to know. It looks fucking great

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>>15199548
movie set design makes for good inspiration because it's pure aesthetics without regard for cost or actually being liveable

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>>15179042
thanks for your opinion.

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>>15188769
Replace Mao with Hitler and you're good.

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>>15199127
Yeah hiring to have it professionally done can run up an exorbitant expense.

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Wall decoration recommendations? Should I go for landscape canvases or movie posters?

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>>15200989
Abstract art you dumbass

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>>15201033
this
don't be a reddit fag

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>>15200190
this pic always sends my sides in orbit but what the fuck is it from
someone explain, please. is he dead?

[Anonymous No.15201296]

>>15200162
>without regard for cost or actually being liveable

Non functional trash.

[Anonymous No.15201397]

>>15196025
god tier lighting

>>15201096
>>15201033
Not that guy but I just bought a print of these. I'd rather get some prints of something I can actually have a conversation about than getting some random "abstract art" just because

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>>15201397
>>15201400
>>15201096
>>15201033
>>15200989

Yo just buy shit you actually know something about. If you can start a conversation about it, or answer questions about it, that's what makes it cool.

If you don't do that you're just fucking posing.

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Current basement setup.

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>>15201503
Comfy if true

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>>15201503
that tv is triggering my autism

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>>15201431
Yeah I 100% agree.

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bump

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>>15172237
that table only has two goddamn legs

[Anonymous No.15205959]

My place

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>>15205959

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>>15205960
The windows make the room, they're gorgeous

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>>15203075
>>15205960
Nice

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>>15172264
>>15180096
>>15184296
@seepgha

[Anonymous No.15207378]

First house. Just moved in last week after a couple months of serious renovations. The house was built in 1930s and has really nice ornate ceilings (not pictured) in every room which are still in good condition after a few coats of paint.

Planning on replacing the TV with the Samsung Frame and mounting it on the wall. Any suggestions on what else I can put on that wall?

My rugs are in the post getting delivered later this month.

And yes the bird and the hang-it-all are genuine.

[Anonymous No.15207386]

>>15188769
>Mao poster
Lmao they're obviously trolling the landlord. Based.

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My apartment back in the winter

>>15205960 amazing
>>15201431 only possible correct answer

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>>15207378
You have a beautiful foundation to work off of, very nice. Any more pics?

I think a switch to some sort of fabric couch would help cozy up the space, something about cheap looking black leather furniture never really looks good especially in stark contrast with all the white around you. If you want a diy project, the media console could really use a facelift since that shade of wood grain would work better in a farmhouse style that doesn't really mesh with the space. Nicely framed photos, mirrors, unique wall calendars would work well on your walls.

Also never really understood the fascination with the meames bird aside from the brand name, but at least the hanger is useful.

[Anonymous No.15207481]

>>15201140
OD on herion, whilst gaming. Story is on the net with newspaper article obituary.

[Anonymous No.15207753]

>>15200989
Don't decorate your walls with anything unless it genuinely makes you feel something. If you're unsure of what that might be or where to look, search locally for artists who are selling their work and consider buying pieces from them. It could save you money in the interim, and if you find out something about your own taste when it comes to art, and have the money later on, you can upgrade or add to your collection by buying something more refined and probably more expensive.

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>>15178522
gay

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>>15207929
Best gay* book you can buy about design

[Anonymous No.15208214]

>>15207378
sand the floors and stain it something lighter maybe. depends on your couch and other rooms.

[Anonymous No.15208223]

>>15207481
fake news

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>>15207378
>Planning on replacing the TV with the Samsung Frame and mounting it on the wall. Any suggestions on what else I can put on that wall?

Tv on wall looks dated.
Pic related much better .

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>>15177182
>>15175393
I really enjoy the ambience of these pictures. Would love to read a book by the window as the rain comes down outside.

pic related is from this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJEPhBL77lk

Studio of illustrator Yoshitaka Amano, the guy who did a lot of the early art for Final Fantasy aswell as the movie Angel's Egg afaik. Absolute studio goals imo

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>>15201431
>>15207753
Based.

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>>15172237

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>>15208644

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>>15208485
really comfy place he's got there, thanks for the link

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>>15188112
My favorite

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>>15207419
very nice

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>>15172252
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>>15175383
>>15175391
lit

>>15172295
shit

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>>15200196
tfw you'll never have a comfy seaside home

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>>15208937
Why not? That's a very achievable goal.

[Anonymous No.15208957]

>>15208941
I work in management consulting, so I need to live relatively near my city's business centre, otherwise the commute is impossibly long, on top of long ass work hours

[Anonymous No.15208979]

>>15208957
Well if you value your career over living by the seaside that makes sense. I'm kind of in a similar boat.

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>>15208957
get a better job anon
become an artist (like I will)

[Anonymous No.15209062]

>>15208979
Pragmatism is key. A stint at a good firm will hopefully allow me to move to something better quicker. Or if I ever decide on a different lifestyle, it gives something decent to fall on.
>>15208999
I'd love to be able to do that. I make music and write stuff. I'm simply aware that I'm not good enough to really make a living out of it.
My hope for the near future is getting a PhD and lecturing and researching in my hometown, near the beach.
The hours are good and the pay good enough that I have time for music. Hopefully by then I'm not too burnt out to enjoy it.

[Anonymous No.15209073]

Any thoughts on this book, for someone of a completely unrelated field?

[Anonymous No.15209104]

>>15209062
Ah well that's very reasonable and pragmatic of you, I am quite optimistic or idealistic, I'm not quite sure which one and I believe everything will workout for me in the end.

[Anonymous No.15209105]

>>15209104
i forgot to add

which is very naive of me since being an artist is a hard job probably

[Anonymous No.15210326]

>>15209073
I'd say it's okay for a high school student. Read theory like Zumthor or Kenneth Frampton.

[Anonymous No.15210352]

>>15210326
Not op, but where should I start with Zumthor and Kenneth Frampton? I'm considering studying architecture, bought The Poetics Of Space recently which I'm gonna read after I finished the book I'm reading now

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[Anonymous No.15210399]

>>15210392

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>>15210399

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>>15210404

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>>15210406

[Anonymous No.15210431]

>>15210430

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>>15210399
Ugly ass postmodern colors
Looks like an elementary school

[Anonymous No.15210610]

>>15198385
i've wondered this too. thanks for the explanation. I really do strive to have a home with a rounded window.

[Anonymous No.15210756]

>>15210431
based

[Anonymous No.15210809]

>>15210352
Zumthor's atmospheres and thinking architecture are good places to start. Frampton's towards a critical regionalism is a great read if you're an anti-globalist in regards to architecture.

[Anonymous No.15210811]

>>15210352
I forgot also I recommend reading things about sculptural art movements

[Anonymous No.15210837]

>>15210809
>>15210811
Thanks man

[Anonymous No.15210943]

I like this:
https://www.pinterest.es/pin/688558230515548256/

[Anonymous No.15210944]

and this:
https://www.pinterest.es/pin/688558230519600502/

[Anonymous No.15211368]

>>15210943
>>15210944
Just post the pictures, man

[Anonymous No.15211507]

>>15201296
>lived in to it's fullest extent

The most functional place on Earth

[Anonymous No.15211509]

>>15201503
The Mad Men bunker

[Anonymous No.15211519]

Really great thread

[Anonymous No.15211523]

>>15211519

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>>15211523

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>>15211528

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>>15211537

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>>15211539

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>>15188769
Nice Mao poster

[Anonymous No.15212092]

>>15172237
Can I achieve the layout on the left given the space I have on the right? The picture isn't mine, it's from the current tenants. My furniture is exactly the same size as the left picture. The media console and coffee table is what I'm worried about. I'm afraid they will be too close together. The living room space is 15' x 8.' Where the person is standing taking the picture on the right is a doorway. Oh the right side of her is a window. I want to wall mount the TV where the mirror is.

[Anonymous No.15212122]

>>15212092
Also what dimensions do you guys think the rug is on the left 5x7?

[Anonymous No.15212135]

>>15212122
I went ahead and bought a rug. 5x6 dimensions. Thoughts?

[Anonymous No.15212173]

Friend went all Buddhist/minimalist and moved out of his comfy modern apartment to a creepy, dirty single room like pic related (minus the chair).

No tv, computer, central heating or even a bathroom which he has to use a public toilet across the street.
Literally just a bed and a fridge to put his onions shit in.

[Anonymous No.15212192]

any options besides

>add plants
>add some yellow
>deep browns

I mean looks like mainstream

[Anonymous No.15212293]

>>15212092
bump

[Anonymous No.15212488]

>>15208645
idk why but this feels really comforting

[Anonymous No.15212771]

>>15212173
Wtf why didn't he move to a non-creepy, clean room at least

[Anonymous No.15213046]

>>15184569
kek

[Anonymous No.15213096]

>>15212488
Lots of soft goods, kind of dark with lots of warm lighting, plants. It's excellent.

[Anonymous No.15213360]

>>15172237

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>>15212173
honestly I'm into it.

[Anonymous No.15214039]

>>15213360
Nice

[Anonymous No.15214082]

>>15212135
it's a nice rug, liking the fringes it has
also suitable for your floor color, good cop

[Anonymous No.15214429]

>>15212135
Nice berber rug. These are really good quality. Is pic your home?

[Anonymous No.15215090]

>>15178522
>>15178562
>>15185789
>>15191119
Here's a fantastic book that goes over history/meaning of various aspects of architecture and design. A must have.

[Anonymous No.15215092]

>>15193268
Based exterior screen walls. I wish we saw more of this, up in Canada it gets hot as fuck in the summer and I would love if my building had some additional shading.

[Anonymous No.15215098]

>>15198455
A little more exposed concrete and this is my zoomer-unobtainable-lifestlye dream home

[Anonymous No.15215103]

>>15200190
God damn, the everyman of our times

[Anonymous No.15215104]

>>15201033
Movie posters will always be childish. No matter how affluent and classy the home, how suave the owner, they are terrible.

[Anonymous No.15215113]

>>15201503
simultaneously comfy and extremely uncomfortable. bravo.

[Anonymous No.15215125]

>>15207419
cozy. tf is that screen in the corner for, tho? The fabric hanging from the ceiling?

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>>15178562
>>15185789
For anyone interested, free Harvard online courses about Urban Planning and Architecture
https://online-learning.harvard.edu/course/citiesx-past-present-and-future-urban-life?delta=1
https://online-learning.harvard.edu/course/architectural-imagination?delta=1

[Anonymous No.15215978]

>>15214082
thank anon :)
>>15214429
Thanks and nope it's a picture from the shop

[Anonymous No.15216324]

>>15213360
I would an open industrial space like this

[Anonymous No.15216357]

>>15215131
>>15215133
>dieter rams
I just ordered this vitsoe shelving system, so excited for it but wont have it for 8-10 weeks :( I'm going to use it for my vinyl, record player and sysnthesizer/workstation

[Anonymous No.15216361]

>>15215131
>>15215133
fucking ugly

[Anonymous No.15216427]

>>15212173
>public toilet
Wtf, not even a bathroom to call his own, basically homeless at this point.

[None !IGORsW/P/E No.15216436]

I wanna a new home. A new life, a wife.

[None !IGORsW/P/E No.15216437]

I lost in this life.

[Anonymous No.15216489]

>>15216357
>vitsoe shelving system
lol
ok. i hope you like it once you put it together

[Anonymous No.15216494]

>>15216436
Finally we can relate

[Anonymous No.15216501]

>>15216489
what? that's what it's called.
"606 universal shelving system" and thanks?

[Anonymous No.15216551]

>>15216501
he probably lol'd because it looks bad and you should feel bad for wasting your parents money on it.
You should even feel bad if you actually earned the money yourself

[Anonymous No.15216557]

>>15172267
Where can I find apartments in the US with this room design?

[Anonymous No.15216753]

>>15216551
well thats just the start. it can be expanded on and rearranged however I want. it's a fucking white shelf, the most neutral piece of furniture

[Anonymous No.15216793]

>>15215090
>>15215189
Thank you a lot.

[Anonymous No.15216844]

>>15216557
NYC

[Anonymous No.15216850]

>>15216551
>looks bad
That's probably the most ordinary shelf i've ever seen so I don't understand how something so inoffensive can look bad to you. Looks practical too. Might not be worth the money though.

[Anonymous No.15217273]

>>15182109
Do you mind posting the video again would love to see a full view?