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[Anonymous No.15547638]

Interior general thread. Comfy mid century edition

Just post some fucking interiors.

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Whats the best material for furniture and why is it teak?

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>>15547638
https://www.dezeen.com/2020/09/08/dezeen-awards-2020-interiors-shortlist-announced

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>>15547652
>fireplace with no protection whatsoever
>carpet right below
>entire interior is wood

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>>15548067

So many beautiful places to absolutely stack it.

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>>15547648
Ah, this one is great

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>>15547805
the hunk of "modular" shit on the wall drives me nuts

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How do I work around pre-installed carpet bros?

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>>15548078
It's probably because design consists of a lot showing off how far you can push offbeat and novel ideas in clever way. Perhaps there's also an inclination toward shirking construction regulations if possible as a result.

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>>15547805
Teak best girl.

I have a teak sideboard as a centerpiece in my living room. love it

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>>15548640
Alternately, it's just a catalog interior and didn't need to put much thought into anything being viable on a day to day basis.

[Anonymous No.15549112]

To the anons who make these threads: thank you.

Theyre like half the reason I come to fa. When my living room isnt a disaster I will post it but i bought way too many indoor tropical plants and have no idea where to put them. We mid century jungle mode right now and it aint cute.

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>>15547653
I like this one

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>>15548494
>>15548497
I honestly love how garish this is. The textures in the room play delicately with each other across the surfaces. It looks like a dollhouse room blown up to adult proportions by a person who appreciates the little things.

>>15548499
Then there is this nonsense. The rest of the apartment's minimalism just feels anemic.

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>>15549520
>garish
definitely is and although I'd never come up with this myself, it would be pretty awesome to live in (at least for a while)

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>>15549554
cont. with more colourful stuff

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>>15549112
would look dope with clean windows

[Anonymous No.15549579]

Does anyone else feel like most pics itt aren't even designs? They look like random unremarkable rooms you'd see anywhere. Some exceptions like >>15547648, >>15548067, >>15548494, >>15549112 but the majority of the thread is "here's a room dotted with items randomly chosen from an ikea catalog". I'm sure there's some deep explanation why OP's pic is actually avant garde artwork but I can't see it.

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>>15549579
most of this thread is mid century modern esque so it all looks a little "catalogue-ey"

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>>15549579
Don't know about OP's dump, but I actually tried to refrain from posting pictures of just a room filled with the same, old 50s/60s furniture we all know by now. But tried to post things that are thought out architecturally or at least something new, exciting and colourful. Minimalism is passé.

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>>15548078
to be fair, hardly any of the floor and walls should count as wood

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>>15549579
I actually like a mix of both because I live in a cookie cutter house with drywall and want ideas. How the fuck am I going to get the ones you linked? You wanna buy me a house?

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>>15549520
I'm in the same plant situation. I've been thrifting like a motherfucking looking for decent pedestals such as these, but no luck so far.

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>>15548102
What are you on about? I guess they are trying too hard to make it symetrical, but Scandinavian designed modular shelf system from the 50s and 60s are great.

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>>15550179

http://www.matslinder.no/2019/10/29/norske-seksjoner-fra-1940-til-1970/

Compare these to whatever bullshit conteporary catalogues are pusing these days.

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>>15550187
>Compare these to whatever bullshit conteporary catalogues are pusing these days.
Literally the same thing, but cheaper.

[Anonymous No.15550343]

Noob here. Would anyone be able to ID the white floating chair and the pair of objects with the cowhide? (not sure if chairs or whatever)

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>>15550244
>same thing
These things are incredibly flimsy and soulless.

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If I have to see an Eames chair (or a knock-off) ever again in my entire fucking life I might just pop a vein and die from brain hemorrhage.

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>>15550158
I've been going to estate sales and auctions, yard sales, thrift stores, antique malls, etc, etc for many years. I've never seen anything like your pic before. Thanks for that - just had to search for other pics...

Forget trying to find one and maybe getting lucky, best bet would be to make one. I'm thinking sacrifice some vintage kitchen tables to harvest the awesome period formica. The only difficult part would be the upright wood sections, but a stand could made more simply like pic related.

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>>15551005
This one wouldn't be hard to recreate either...

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>>15547644
better quality version

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>>15549112
seconding. thanks for making these threads, i make them myself sometimes but more often than not someone else does. sole reason for me to visit this board

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>>15549579
it's a shitty thread by someone who pretentiously thinks there's anything artistic about the mundanity of the daily life and homes of the working class

to me it's just depressing and symbolic of the 9-5 existence I grew up in (and am still stuck in)

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>>15548670
hnnnng i wanted to get pic related a couple days ago but it is just a little too shallow to fit my turntable and amplifier :(

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>>15550357
It does not look comfortable at all but the Gamble house is the definition of effay. The amount of craftsmanship and precision work that went into making it is insane. You couldn't even buy that kind of work today.

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>>15551836
well, you could, but you have to buy it

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>>15550348
practical

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>>15547652
oh look it's the meme chair lol

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>>15547638
so how do I actually get good furniture? is wayfair furniture a viable option? craigslist is incredibly overpriced for particle board veneer crap that boomers think is worth hundreds because it's old and has a fancy pattern carved into it.

and don't even start with "le bUy UsEd!!" bullshit, nobody has time to drive around to every estate sale, yard sale, auction etc, figure out transportation if they don't have a pickup, and potentially wait years to get furniture that matches and fits whatever style they picked.

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>>15548067
Lol I didn't even notice the meme chair is in this one too

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>>15550149
anyone know what that chess set is/ what that style of pieces is called? looks pretty unorthodox - probably custom carved?

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bump dis bitch

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>>15549568
>let me just put my drink down on this table riiiiiiighhhhhhtttt ovvveeeerrr theeeeereeee

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>>15553344

>wants good furniture
>refuses to do any of the work necessary to get good furniture

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>>15549568

this mf living in an old taco bell

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>>15551610
You can simply lower the middle plank

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>>15555810
that's not what 'shallow' means - he'd need to deepen each shelf

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>>15555821
I didn't the right word--there's only one "shelf". I meant that he should just lower that middle shit to leave some space.

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>>15555854
uhhhhhhhhhh, he meant the equipment would stick out from the front, hang over the edge

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>>15553019
It's honestly just ugly and harsh on the eyes with its lack of purpose and form. The conversation pit and dining area are both talking areas; they really don't go next to each other. There aren't any cooking surfaces near the dining area either. Even from the other side, the conversation pit doesn't have any points of stimulation outside of that dinky display in the center.
The cement ceiling is both disappointing and ugly. Disappointing because it could have been a splash of accent on the room with its eye catching curve, but the gray on white leads the eye nowhere.

>>15553020
It looks like they bolting a mid-century industrial workbench to the ceiling and it honestly works. The rest of the MCM setup isn't anything special.

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>>15556808
Assumptions, of course that dining table is there because there's a kitchen next to it.
Interior-wise, except for that lamp mounted to the wall, I'm not a fan, but that pit is fucking amazing though

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>>15547638
persian rugs aren't mid-century modern
>>15558322
imagine stuffing your dog!

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>>15551531
This would be infinitely better without the furniture guitar

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>owning a tv
cringe

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>>15549489
Kinda upset that mid century furniture has become incredibly overplayed in recent years. Should I get ahead of the curve and buy some subtle Memphis style stuff?

>>15551610
I've been looking for almost this exact kind of bookcase for a long ass time

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>>15560437
>Should I get ahead of the curve and buy some subtle Memphis style stuff?

If you want to get ahead of the curve buy late 1990's contemporary. Memphis shit is already expensive.

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Tranny here. I want to re-decorate my apartment to look more feminine, right now it's very boyish. I'm not entirely sure where to start though. Some more wall decorations perhaps? Some fuzzy rugs? What colour scheme should I go for?

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>>15553136
lol

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>>15549489
Kinda retro. I like it

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>>15561472

excellent

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can someone recc a good, warm wool blanket?

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>>15561725
This stuff is only aesthetic insofar as it is in a time-capsule insulated from modernity. You see any plastic or cheap mass production at all within it and it's suddenly depressing as all get-out.

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If I reeeeally want a wassily, is it okay to cheap out and buy a replica? The knoll ones cost over two thousands, and the designer died 40 years ago so i don't give a fuck about the moral side. And the replica still costs 400

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how are your plants doing /fa/?

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>>15563980
is this yours? have saved shots of this from other threads/boards, really nice room

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>>15548093
that's a good thread, besides i would appreciate any info on such sofa bed type, I've been searching one like these that wouldn't cost me a kidney for years.

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>>15564029
yeah thanks!

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>>15560749
90s furniture is shit.
All design was focused on tech, hifi etc, basically what people used to spend money on.

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>>15564049
what do we spend money on in the 2020s?

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>>15564046
is it a hassle to care for so many plants? and did you accumulate them over time, or bought them all at once to set up the room this way?

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>>15564083
>a hassle
people with plants enjoy nurturing them and watching them grow.
they are like plants except you get oxygen, fruit and flowers from them instead of literal dog shit.

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>>15564094
I get that. It's just quite a lot of plants, anon

I wonder how people care for so many

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>>15550187
Looks the same to me senpai

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>>15564054
In Europe I see people are big into renovation pre ww2 city apartments with high quality material(hardwood floor, windows, heating etc) while average family is probably spending on smart related accessories, wireless sound and latest Apple products l.

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>>15564105
>smart related accessories
Disgusting.

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>>15564083
defiantly over time but I did buy quite a lot when I moved in. I had no idea back than so learned from my mistakes there. It's really not that much work and you get used to it. I still lose plants some times but I'm also not a huge nerd about it and keep mostly easy stuff.

You look at like 20-30 minutes of watering every 1-2 weeks.

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>>15564112
How do you deal with bugs?

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>>15548078
>fireplace in a white wall
>no place on the hearth for tongs and pokers
>no place in sight to stock wood except for the pristine looking cabinet next to it
>the chimney in that wall probably has awful air circulation
That fireplace ain't meant to be lit senpai

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>>15553344
Either be rich and buy the stuff you want all at once or be patient. Furniture will last you even longer than clothes unless it's super shitty.
Also if you're renting, consider just going with a modest concept instead of getting too much stuff that won't fit your next place.

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>>15553344
Nice get
But try to have a pragmatic approach to furniture if you're struggling. Think about the exact necessities you need to fit your lifestyle and try to focus your searches on just that. Once you get your basic stuff out of the way you'll be a little less anxious with buying the rest

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>>15564112
where did the axolotl go?

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>>15564112
I always love seeing your stuff in the interior threads. Do you have a good pic of the fishtank?

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>>15565185
died last year when I was on vacation. Had him for 8 years and got him fully grown so no idea how old he really was.

>>15564915
no idea why that is always one of the comments I get. Bugs come from outside they usually die in your house with in a few days. Yes you can get some pests if you have bad luck or don't check your plants before buying but except for some gnats I never had any.

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>>15565017
>modest concept
what did he mean by this
the only style I know is "mid-century modern" which gets shit on a lot by this board

>>15565102
but I'd have to get matching furniture which is the hardest part in the first place

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>>15564102
Softwood is gross. Buy hardwood furniture.

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>>15549558
Fucking liminal

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>>15565652
>Had him for 8 years
weren't it two?

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>>15564105
>renovation pre ww2 city apartments with high quality material
The classics are always effay
>probably spending on smart related accessories
Won't even be worth junk in two years. Wish the internet of shit would die already.

>>15564049
My problem with a lot of 90's stuff was the left field mentality: just do something weird and hope it sticks. I get that people were enthusiastic about being freed from traditional shapes and forms.

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>>15551531
this is the exact aesthetic of my former classmate to the point where she puts the same peach filter on every photo. I think the boho, post modern revival style looks nice generally and I even pull from it for my own house, but its also so damn kitsch when its over done.

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>>15547805
>teak
the oranginess feels dated. I prefer the timelessness of a dark walnut or blonde oak.

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>>15547760
looks like a cheap showroom
>>15547653
I like this because its actually mid century. Wouldnt look good if it wasnt in that house or time period.
>>15547652
Love the architecture. Hate the furnishings. The light colored casework looks really out of place.
>>15547648
feels like a cutesy coffee shop. I like the sofa but thats about it.
>>15547647
so bad
>>15547638
i feel like its going for eclectic but in execution its just incohesive
>>15547998
comfy
>>15548067
architecture is interesting, furnishings are not.
>>15548093
comfy. Boardform ceiling is sweet.
>>15548110
Comfy nook but dont love whats outside of that.
>>15548128
inoffensive but unremarkable
>>15548477
this type of shit is becoming a pinterest trend because clients are now starting to ask for arches in their modern homes. interesting visually but not my style.
>>15548494
dope. any one item/color would be hard to pull off but as a complete design looks awesome.
>>15549489
I like this, but I would have furred out the CMU wall with gyp - looks pretty shit exposed. >>15549607
really cool as a commercial space - obviously.
>>15550149
super cool if its actually a historic building.
>>15550158
horrendous.
>>15552997
i like the idea of the white tile with colored grout.
>>15553001
cool idea as well.
>>15553006
interesting architecturally, I like the spider legs. Shame they finished it in plywood.
>>15553007
awesome couch. Colors palette is nice.
>>15553012
this whole project is really unique, I like it. Australia is doing some really cool things in architecture.
>>15553016
tThat engineered hardwood looks like shit on the ceiling. Couch and rug are awful. Room has potential though.
>>15553019
I love this. The image quality makes it look like a render though - its messing with me.
>>15553152
i just feel like this needs to be said... PLANTS * ARE * NOT * INTERIOR * DESIGN
>>15553875
I definitely fuck with this, really cohesive aesthetic across architecture and interior

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Any decor besides plants and non-representational art is kitsch until proven otherwise

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>>15566198
as you can see from several posts in this thread, plants and non-representational art are arguably the most kitsch forms of decor.
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>>15565858
>but I'd have to get matching furniture
Eclectic interior design is GOAT though. Don't worry about matching things so much as finding decent stuff that isn't overstated. Everything will come together if you keep it modest enough

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>>15566035
yeah the other one passed a month after that. I think they came from a dodgy breeder, they never looked really healthy. 8 years isn't too bad I guess.

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>>15566218
post more you say?

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>>15566165
>this type of shit is becoming a pinterest trend because clients are now starting to ask for arches in their modern homes. interesting visually but not my style.

Hate arches so much because they scream "this would look dated and OUT in 5 years"

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>>15548093
The best room in this whole thread

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I'll try and post some without plants

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>>15566165
>plants are not interior design
First of all fuck off to back to R slash whatever. Second are u fucking retarded? Placement is key depending what pot/plant you have

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>>15555828
how do they water all of those plants

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>>15567654
with a ladder? lol

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>>15549607
> minimalism is passé

being this correct on a yugoslavian furniture restoration discussion board

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>>15567654
A friend of mine went on a tinder date with the weirdo who owns this place, the whole thing is highly automated (SF apartment lol). I expect they have an arduino controlling an integrated watering system. I think there is a youtube video from like 6 years ago where he shows you around this place.

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>>15567694
I was expecting it to have some type of computer dfoing all of it

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>>15549112
Same feelings anon, based.

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>>15566988
Im not denying that plants are a critical accent to any room, I'm just saying this tumblr aesthetic of filling every square inch of a drab room with plants isnt design and it isnt tasteful.

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>>15566453
yeah, i literally get paid to have good design opinions. These are on the house.

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Comin at you with the pick and roll young la flame he on sicko mode

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>>15568582
No you don’t you larping faggot

[Anonymous No.15568625]

Here is some based for u

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[Anonymous No.15568631]

These are just renderings but I plan on fabricating them, this week I'll be producing the first ones, give me your opinion /fa/
All of them are using recycled plastic sheets (HDPE)

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>>15568631
the cat table is the only protoype of the ones I've made, but this is the final form

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>>15568637
The one im fabricating this week is the side table in the texture / color that is shown now.

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>>15568637
pretty cool
>>15568631
ehh

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>>15568644
In terms of popularity, the one that receives the most attention is actually the cat table, because of the animal - cat niche

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>>15568619
seethe more

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This is gay as fuck but I love it

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>>15568659
Now I hope for your sake it’s not your actual job

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>>15568721
too simple? oh sorry, I forgot 19 year olds on 4chan only like rooms that look like this.

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>>15568721
my.mother is an interior designer and anon is on point

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>>15547805
Wait until you discover rosewood

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>>15550357
Beautiful arts and crafts house

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>>15568745
>>15568659
the reason why its so 'bad' is because you can find this in any apartment room, and does not qualify as inspirational. What makes this is a better atmosphere other than the lighting and good composition?

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>>15568789
>you can find this in any apartment room
thats why I posted it. It's inspirational because the people it this thread can apply it to their own space. Its an elegant room with a cohesive palette, nice layering, a variety of textures, tasteful furniture and furnishings...

I could post atmospheric photos of 60s ranch houses, renovated lofts, and multimillion dollar interior projects... but what good is that for "inspo" if its literally unobtainable.

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>>15568633
what city is this

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>>15568570
In reality these ppl dont clean their rooms. My cleaning lady talks about this a lot. How she cleans influencers their homes. They all have a Pinterest like fishgrain wooden plank floor but cant take care of it. All those empty spaces btwn plants filled with dust.

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>>15568582
the worst part is you actually think your opinion matters when nobody asked for it
the fact that you put in the effort to rate pics on here reeks of unwanted narcissism and elitism

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Proof that americans have absolutely 0 taste - the thread

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>>15569255
>the fact that you put in the effort to rate pics on here reeks of unwanted narcissism and elitism
that is the entire reason for not only this thread, definitely /fa/ as a whole and but also probably 4chan

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>>15569255
the fact that you're this offended by my opinions reeks of insecurity and petulance

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>>15569384
>americans
don't blame this shit on us.
i live in a mcmansion.

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>>15568631
I dig it with the exception of the cat parts
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>>15568644
Really basic and uninspired but the DIY fabrication is pretty cool and makes up for it.
>>15568648
I like this one. I'd buy one if you made several

[Anonymous No.15569941]

>>15569561
offended? you opinions are a fart in the wind that has no bearing on anybody and further proves my point of your own sense of self importance

[Anonymous No.15569970]

>>15568633
Student studying in London/Paris? Why do I feel like thousands of college girls have been turned into women in that bed?

[Anonymous No.15570324]

>>15569372
Where do I get tapestries like that?

[Anonymous No.15570571]

[Anonymous No.15571159]

Moar

[Anonymous No.15571181]

My unfinished industrial loft, bought right before covid hit, hoping to dump about 10k in paint, flooring and lighting when things normalize again.

[Anonymous No.15571184]

>>15553344
ikea and diy
i like lonefox on youtube

[Anonymous No.15571188]

>>15571181

[Anonymous No.15571190]

>>15571188
>>15571181
Loft goals

[Anonymous No.15571220]

>want to have a cool-looking apartment and bedroom like all these pics
>have the most basic-tier brown carpet that would immediately ruin any aesthetic I tried going for

almost every picture in this thread has hardwood, laminate, or tile flooring. the one or two that have carpet are low-pile and a good color like dark grey

feelsbadman

[Anonymous No.15571235]

>>15553344
I think you need to sort of accept that quality furniture isnt cheap, but like others have said, furniture is a pretty long term investment compared to something like clothes or electronics. You're much better off if you go into with a concept of how you would like your space to look, take your time in finding pieces you actually like, and saving up if necessary.

I would personally avoid ikea, wayfair, overstock etc. Its all ugly and cheap. A better place to start would be places like Design Within Reach, Room and Board, Crate&Barrel/CB2, west elm, Restoration Hardware. If youre into vintage you could check out 1stDibs but it gets pretty pricey.

You can find a range of prices and styles from these places from entry level to more high end.

One thing I like about design within reach is it always list the brand/designer - so if you like the style of something you find there you explore more thats similar.

Of course you can find more interesting pieces from individual designers or more boutique style shops, but I'd start there.

[Anonymous No.15571243]

All interior designs are inferior to White walls with an orangy/yellowish wooden floor.
White crown molding and white paneled walls.

Literally anything else is inferior and a huge waste of resources.
You'll literally be happier and healthier in this environment.

[Anonymous No.15571245]

>>15553344
I’ve fucking killed on CL, set of full grain leather, made in Canada, couch and loveseat for $400. Check frequently and move quickly familee

[Anonymous No.15571248]

>>15571220
On the bright side, if you have work ethic, you probably (hopefully) wont live in a shit hole forever. I definitely try to think long term when putting together my home, it doesnt have to be perfect right away - start one piece at a time and look forward to the day you can move it into a place where it looks even better.

[Anonymous No.15571262]

>>15571243
>orangy/yellowish wooden floor.

[Anonymous No.15572257]

[Anonymous No.15572787]

I'm moving to Paris very soon, how do I make my tiny flat fa ?

[Anonymous No.15572837]

>>15549112
Where are you based, anon?

[Anonymous No.15572893]

>>15568805
1960s Ranch Houses are hardly unobtainable. They're like the default suburb home from that era.

[Anonymous No.15572904]

>>15568805
Inspiration isn't about the obtainable. Everyone here lives in a cookie-cutter apartment complex, and that's the best they'll ever get. Inspiration is instead about dreaming of a new life, not trying to cultivate aesthetics shackled to the desert of the real.

[Igor1976 No.15572905]

I just received these sheers literally an hour ago. I like them, they are cheap and comfy but unfortunately, too hwite - my walls are offwhite, these sheers way too white look clinical.
Otherwise, they are nice and cheap, they have different colors

[Igor1976 No.15572907]

>>15572905

[Anonymous No.15572943]

>>15572787
Make sure you decorate it according to the local customs

[Igor1976 No.15572946]

>>15572907
I can't photographically convey it, but they are really way too white. Also, fuck my life is sad. This is where I spend all my life, in this tiny fucking room at this desk. Something's gotta give

[Anonymous No.15572965]

[Anonymous No.15572976]

>>15572946
nice piss jug

[Igor1976 No.15573076]

>>15572946
switched to a lighter, more transparent ones, much better

[Igor1976 No.15573109]

>>15573076
I put the thicker ones in bedroom

[Anonymous No.15573212]

>>15573109
haha I have this exact rug in my room

why put it on the wall anon? it's a little thick for that, no?

[Igor1976 No.15573258]

>>15573212
The walls are practically cardboard, was hoping it would add some sound isolation, but no such luck. also, it does add comfiness

[Anonymous No.15573363]

>>15568633
My favorite one here, but that dresser doesn't look very useful. I'd also be scared of knocking that plant over at the bed end with my feet at night

[Anonymous No.15573390]

>>15573076
piss bottle?

[Igor1976 No.15573397]

>>15573390
maybe

[Anonymous No.15573941]

>>15572946
If you hate spending all your time in your room, maybe stop watching Twitch and go outside

[Anonymous No.15573964]

>>15558512
i want this so bad

[Igor1976 No.15573969]

>>15573941
I don't watch twitch, I hate that zoomer garbage

[Anonymous No.15573977]

>>15573969
Whatever is shown here >>15573076 looks like a life waster to me, zoomer garbage or not

[Igor1976 No.15573980]

>>15573977
It's youtube, hardbass life stream during exercising

[Anonymous No.15573993]

Dumping pics of my old apartment

[Anonymous No.15573995]

>>15573993

[Anonymous No.15573996]

>>15573995

[Anonymous No.15573998]

>>15573996

[Igor1976 No.15574003]

I will never have museum quality furniture

[Anonymous No.15574007]

>>15573998

[Anonymous No.15574011]

>>15574007

[Anonymous No.15574013]

>>15574011

[Anonymous No.15574017]

>>15574013

[Anonymous No.15574022]

>>15573993
>>15573993
I like the small details but not those simulacra retro furniture pieces.

[Anonymous No.15574023]

>>15574017
This is my new apartment (trapped in this shitty 2 bedroom)

I was supposed to move into a different unit but the landlord kiked me hard and trapped me in this "temporary" unit that doesn't allow me to decorate properly because the layout sucks dick and bay window curtain rods are expensive when you have tons of windows on a wraparound corner unit.

[Anonymous No.15574024]

real talk does your dog fuck your butt?
I wish I had a male dog to fuck my butt

[Anonymous No.15574027]

>>15574022
Ya I hate them too, but I was a dirt poor apartment painter when I bought them, and a bit younger. Now I'm stuck with them and want to buy some new pieces entirely. The white drawers suck dick.

[Anonymous No.15574244]

>>15574007
is this one of those rugs made out of recycled t-shirts? i used to have the same one

[Anonymous No.15574368]

>>15574013
>TV
Philistine confirmed

[Anonymous No.15574394]

>>15569970
that is so clearly a girls room so im not sure what you mean by that

[Anonymous No.15574868]

Moving in with the gf, deciding on what sorts of furniture, cushions, carpets, utensils, ornaments, antiques and decor we should have for the apartment. We both like the idea of the place being very busy, very maximalist, with a lot of stuff going on.
Personally, these are my 5 favourite aesthetics for room decor, these are my inspos. I'm wondering how I could incorporate these visual themes into one cohesive look that works together.

[Anonymous No.15575010]

anyone know good websites for getting art/things to put on my walls?

[Anonymous No.15575021]

>>15575010
etsy for one of a kind things, or check local art galleries to commission someone. Or make your own

[Anonymous No.15575042]

>>15568637
>I designed a cube

Good job.

[Sieg !NP2jUmGKeo No.15575057]

>>15547638
I think mcm trend is over. Feels last decade now

[Anonymous No.15575122]

this will sound kinda retarded but: I think I've seen pictures on /fa/ with some sort of green chair made out of wood and plastic/metal legs, the chair itself kinda looked like it was part of a drug room of sorts it looked very 1960-1980.
I looked through my inspo folders and I didn't find anything like this though I have clear memories of seeing smth like that,if anyone has pictures or thinks they know what I'm talking about I'd like to know how that type of chair is called

[Anonymous No.15575468]

>>15573995
>>15573998
>>15574011
>>15574013
>>15574017
This looks cool for one second before you realize how trite it is

[Anonymous No.15575648]

>>15575042
>>15575057
>>15575468
based

[Anonymous No.15576314]

>>15575648
Shut the fuck up

[Anonymous No.15576762]

>>15563980
>>15564046
What books do you read, plant-man?

[Anonymous No.15577055]

>>15560843
get some rope

[Anonymous No.15577065]

>>15551540
beautiful windows
would love to live in a city one day that respects the industrial past of potential living spaces

[Anonymous No.15577073]

>>15561710
underrated

[Anonymous No.15578155]

>>15577065
The reality of the situation is that old industrial districts are always the ones to get gentrified, yuppies move in, and then eventually becomes a commercialized experience.

[Anonymous No.15578242]

>>15551531

Where can you buy thoses paintings or prints?

[Anonymous No.15579132]

>>15563980
>>15564029
cozy

[Anonymous No.15579141]

Post white rooms

[Anonymous No.15579158]

>>15578242
Try the urban outfitters poster rack.

[Anonymous No.15579171]

>>15578242
but unironically, try harder
>janskacelik.art

[Anonymous No.15580117]

>>15558322
jesus christ who stuffs their dog

[Anonymous No.15580330]

[Anonymous No.15580337]

>>15566218
and also walls and seats

[Anonymous No.15580348]

>>15579171
thanks!

[Anonymous No.15580688]

>>15547640
This is nice except for the negro on the wall.

[Anonymous No.15580882]

>>15573993

I hate rooms like this. All you can do i sit on the fucking couch and be carful not to slam into shit when walking around

[Anonymous No.15580898]

they didn't take the baroque pill

[Anonymous No.15581092]

>>15549489
This is LR in a "Usonian" house by the architect Frank LLoyd Wright. Pic related is the last of his great Prairies.

[Anonymous No.15581108]

>>15551540

[Anonymous No.15581122]

>>15580688
aww, did negros beat you up in junior high?

[Anonymous No.15581128]

>>15573363
>dresser doesn't look very useful.
I agree, Anon. I also believe that the turn table would be much better on the floor.

[Anonymous No.15581141]

>>15548577
right click and uninstall

[Anonymous No.15581807]

[Anonymous No.15582052]

>>15581122
they're just not something attractive to put on a wall, a landscape would be much better

[Anonymous No.15582909]

[Anonymous No.15582929]

So aryans are hoarders?

[Anonymous No.15584601]

This thread is almost dead, but next thread I'm going to post my PC room - the room I spend most of my time in - and ask for advice on what to do with it. It's a bit more difficult for me because I live in a country with no Ikea and they don't ship here, and no Amazon and shipping of furniture here is probably not viable. Is this going to be a monumental task if I wish to do this without thrifting?

[Anonymous No.15584841]

>>15569372
what is up with the carpet stack

[Anonymous No.15584846]

>>15569533
I wish there was a better bed and/or chair, everything else is S-tier, but those two elements are letdowns

also more shit on the walls

[Anonymous No.15584863]

>>15571243
living here would be endgame

[Anonymous No.15584923]

>>15550343
chair is "lemon sole"

[Anonymous No.15584932]

>>15578242
slow down studio comes to mind, specifically laurie maun. but you should think twice, they look like shit

[Anonymous No.15585025]

>>15584932
>but you should think twice, they look like shit
based

[Anonymous No.15585257]

>>15581128

[Anonymous No.15585262]

>>15581128
2

[Anonymous No.15585269]

>>15585257
>massive black panels
As much as I dislike it, I have to respect that whoever made these designed choices owned them top to bottom.

[Anonymous No.15585284]

>>15568625
That window is dick level if you shower.

[Anonymous No.15585302]

What kind of living room furniture is best to fuck on

[Anonymous No.15585310]

>>15585284
Exactly

[Anonymous No.15585739]

>>15585302
hanging net

[Anonymous No.15585751]

>>15584601
>I live in a country with no Ikea and they don't ship here

Have you actually read this and previous threads? Ikea makes your room automatically uneffay

[Anonymous No.15586223]

>>15551531
ID on ceiling lamp?

[Anonymous No.15586943]

>>15579141

[Anonymous No.15587480]

>>15573969
>not into that zoomer garbage and watches something with a shrek meme

dontu think ur a little too old to be here igor

[Anonymous No.15587528]

>>15586223
looks like Stilnovo Nicklas or very similar

[Anonymous No.15587651]

>>15573969
Those kids are mega retards.

[Anonymous No.15588344]

>>15587528
>850 bucks
n...nah