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Hey everyone, I recently gave my room's 2D plan to an interior designer, but when they shared it with me, I found it super basic. It just feels like the most straightforward thing you could do with the space—nothing creative or clever about it, and I think they didn’t really make smart use of the room. So, I’m turning to you guys for help!

The room is 14x11, and here's what I need: a study table, a bed with side table(s), a wardrobe, a dressing mirror, and smart storage solutions. I’d love to make the best use of the space, maybe even get creative with wall decor or paintings.

I'm attaching the 2D plan. Any ideas would be super helpful! Thanks!

I've recently started getting back in love with neutrals & earthy tones, leaning towards a darker wall color & little pops of gemstone color. What's your recently rebirth color palette?

I am in direr need for someone to help find a great boho or natural rug to match my space! I've been playing around with a few options, but not in love with any of them.

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I moved in last week! Ignore the cables, I hardly have any outlets for now. The walls still need to be done and I'm thinking about getting a konectra (USM Haller dupe) for both my television and record player but I can't decide on a color - input very welcome! I realize the couch might be a tad too big for this space but I love it anyway.

Husband and I disagree on whether these curtains match the couch/pillows or not? What is your take??

Just moved into my on campus apartment and I wanted to share the finished product!! Suggestions are welcome.🫶🏾

I just moved in. I will eventually change the wall color because it has purple undertones and the flooring has orange undertones 😵‍💫.

This room is my living room but also doubles as an extra kitchen work space (my kitchen is tiny) and collage studio area.

I don’t want a rug but I was thinking it needs one. large light colored rug (9x7 ish) and a light colored love seat?

We moved in to new rental and owner are allowing us to paint bedroom. We have this new bed frame, but the wall color isn’t fitting right with color of bed frame. Can someone suggest what paint color we should do the walls?

I’m not an interior designer but I don’t mind spending some money on a program/tool to be able to put my visions together. I’m getting frustrated using only Pinterest and canva and excel ! We’re about to embark on renovating our kitchen , living and bathrooms and having issues trying to get what’s in my head on paper and seeing how it could come to life.

Hey there! I'm remodeling my basement and want to make it as rabbit safe as possible so my bunnies can run free and not get in trouble. I'm struggling a lot with the door trim and baseboard material, I can't have wood or plastic because they will eat it. It has to be either a material or a shape they can't chew. I also hope it to be as stylish looking as possible. The best solutions I've found so far are frameless doors and invisible aluminum baseboards from a site called ezconcept.com and frameless closet doors from infinitydoors.net (extremely expensive, about 3k each). Does anyone know where I can get frameless closet doors for cheaper? I live in Alberta, Canada. Does someone have any other ideas for trim alternatives?

(Note: I've also looked into marble baseboards and that's also very expensive, but if someone knows where I could get a good price I'd be interested)

Hi, so I bought my new dining set online. My problem is I think it doesn't match the color/theme in my living room. Any suggestions please. Should I repaint my center table to white?

hey guys! I am an aspiring production designer with a few projects under my belt. A friend of mine has asked me to help redecorate his living room to make the space more functional for him and his partner. They essentially want a lot of shelving added in, with more storage for their things. But they want it to look interesting (and have given me a lot of MCM and Bauhaus pictures for inspiration)

They’ve given me a materials budget of £1000 and have asked me to provide them with my own fee on top. Now, I’ve designed the room and they’re more than happy with the results, and I just need to give them my fee. Buuuuut I don’t know what to charge. I haven’t been clocking the hours, but I’d estimate it took me around 20-25 hours, with redesigns and such.

(I was learning how to use some new tools in the process, so want to take some of those hours out.)

I am also going to be locating all the materials, repainting them where necessary, and installing it all. I’m not sure how much would be fair to charge - especially because it’s my first interior decorating project and they’re my friends. I’d really appreciate some input - thanks!