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This is my favorite space in our Colonial Revival Foursquare home, ca. 1904. It’s the reason I had to have this house. Growing up I stayed at a friends house that was a late 1800s Gothic Revival and it really awakened my deep affinity for old houses. It had two sleeping porches on it and we’d stay out there in the summer and I spent my entire adult life chasing that high until we found this house. It was a disaster when we bought the house so I had to rebuild the original wood windows, make screens, scrape and paint every surface, and decorate. It was a job. I was inspired a lot by Camp Waundawega in Wisconsin, but ended up going a different direction with decor. My kids love sleeping out there and I hope they carry those memories with them forever cuz I worked my butt off on it! submitted by /u/baristacat [link] [comments]

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We live in a ca 1904 midwestern colonial revival foursquare that we’ve been working on since 2019. Most of my diy is done (except for window restoration) and since I had a baby last September it’s been mostly on hiatus. But my son’s room needed a glow up. So I refreshed it with this sunny print from Spoonflower. Be nice, it was my second time wallpapering and there are some imperfections I’m aware of. I’m trying to punch up some of my duller spaces with more color. I want to wallpaper everywhere now. submitted by /u/baristacat [link] [comments]

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The house was plain white and with no flooring when I got it back in March, which made it the perfect blank canvas for me to work with. I work as an artist, so turned the largest bedroom into a studio. submitted by /u/michaelpybus [link] [comments]

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Posted here when it was winter. Added a bit more color for summer 🎨 submitted by /u/Kooky-Lettuce5369 [link] [comments]

Any opinions are welcome! Updated title! submitted by /u/Individual-Glass4946 [link] [comments]

I went through every single belonging i own, rearranged and invested in some new pieces. It was a dusty dark mess before. I absolutely hated being in here. It feels so me now, so real. Instead of my nice things being strewn around and stepped on, i get to look at all my happy sentimental items everyday. Ignore my gutted ceiling fan i need to replace that. And yes, i do like ska. submitted by /u/Consistent-Amoeba-84 [link] [comments]

By now, im planning to get another desk, mousepad and other monitor that is the same size as the main one. Also if u can recommend some lights to buy it could be awesome. Thanks!! submitted by /u/Patoi089 [link] [comments]

Everything but the Boygenius poster is secondhand/thrifted—we got it at the concert we got engaged at! submitted by /u/Happystuyear [link] [comments]

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Very pleased with how our nursery turned out! Anxiously awaiting baby girl's arrival and knowing this room won't look quite like this again once she's here :] submitted by /u/Accomplished-You40 [link] [comments]

Let me know if you have ideas on how to improve. submitted by /u/hititingroup [link] [comments]

Hey Reddit! Wanted to share a little project I've been working on in my tiny Tokyo apartment. Living in Japan, space is always a premium, and my entire room is only 9 square meters (approximately 97 sq ft). To give you an idea of how compact that is, it’s about the size of five Game of Thrones' Tyrions lying down — maybe three Jon Snows if they squeeze. Not sure Sansa would approve! It started off as a bit of a disaster zone with boxes and clutter everywhere. My goal was to completely transform this small room into a relaxing sanctuary where I could truly unwind and enjoy movies, music, and games on a big screen. Despite the small footprint, I focused on a few key elements to make this transformation happen: • Projector Power: Instead of a TV, I went with a high-quality projector to maximize screen size. It's truly like having a cinema wall! • Sound Immersion: Good audio was crucial, so I invested in a decent sound system to complement the visual experience. You can really feel the difference when watching a movie or listening to music. • Smart Storage & Lighting: To combat the small space, I chose minimalist furniture with integrated storage. Plus, warm ambient lighting and a few plants really helped create that inviting atmosphere. The journey from "before" to "after" was challenging but so rewarding. Now, whether it's an epic movie night or just chilling with some music, this room feels like my ultimate escape. What do you guys think? Any tips for small space living or home theater setups? Also, I'd love to hear your impressions of Japanese apartments in general — is this kind of space even imaginable where you live? Let me know in the comments! submitted by /u/UniversityLive7053 [link] [comments]

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Slowly building a collection of British and Danish mid century pieces. Little kid free sanctuary. submitted by /u/Jontysh [link] [comments]

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Did this about a year ago on a fairly tight budget. First home office I’ve ever had. submitted by /u/TelephoneNo7748 [link] [comments]

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