Window, bathroom door, closet, and fireplace door make it difficult to find a good spot for a queen bed to go here. We are considering buying this house and love almost everything about it but not sure how we could configure this room. Right now we’re considering bed in front of window which isn’t ideal, but not sure how I’d fit 2 side tables and a queen bed along side the left wall. I tried to do the dimension math but can’t tell if I’m calculating wrong or if the room is bigger than it seems in person (no furniture in it). Our queen bed frame is 61 inches. TIA!

Considering buying this house. It's only 1 bathroom and we would really like to add a half bath. Any suggestions? Open to moving walls etc... sewer line is in the basement ceiling.

The bathroom above the kitchen flooded and we need a new light fixture. The pompoms are leftover from a party. Any thoughts? Our house has an eclectic/boho vibe.

Hey, I have recently got my house plans, I have been getting mixed reviews about this door in the kitchen (circled above).
This door goes out the hallway and it is the only entrance directly into the kitchen. The other way is through the open plan living room.
Do ye think it is ok to be coming into the kitchen and being directly between the island and the cabinets? I have never thought about this but a family member mentioned it to me.
PS, the door above it is into the pantry. My cooker will also not be on my kitchen island.

I've been renovating my office into a dark academia style, but I've been having trouble deciding what to do with the trim and crown moulding. This is the first time living in my own space and I'm not very familiar with home design.

The walls are painted with a velvet forestwood green from Sherwin Williams, and the bookshelves are painted with a satin of the same colour to help them stand out a little. I also have a test jug of satin rookwood shutter green from sherwin I was considering.

I don't like the way it looks with the original white paint on the trim and moulding, and so far my thoughts are to either use the satin forestwood, or to use a darker colour like the rookwood. I painted a small section of the closet door trim with the rookwood to see how it looked next to the forestwood walls, but I'm not completely sold on it and am experiencing analysis paralysis. Would a different dark green/colour look better? Should I stick with rookwood? Should I just paint the trim the same as the bookshelf like a colour-drench style?

I’m furnishing my new apartment, where the kitchen and living room are part of the same open space, and I’m trying to decide between these two kitchen designs.

Which one do you think looks better and would work best in a relatively small apartment? I’m also interested in which one would be easier to style with the rest of the living room.

I’d appreciate honest opinions, including any reasons why you’d choose one over the other!

First two pictures shows the great room. Would a waffle ceiling/low profile beams (rendering 3) be the best fit here or would you prefer a tongue and groove ceiling (rendering 4).

I’m building a house using a 40x60 metal building. I’ve designed the floor plan but wondered if anyone had any suggestions or things I should consider?

Notes:
- the regular bedrooms are about all the same square feet.
- there is at least 4ft between counter and island and at least 3 feet between fridge and dining table.

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What could be the cost ? For a Basic to be rented home

New place and it is so funky I’m completely stumped on colours and placement especially because there is random wood wall panel.

I’d like to keep majority light and airy like a Swiss coffee or something more creamy but am open to accent walls and such to help tie in decor. I absolutely love colour and would go crazy if everything was stark white

Apologies for the absolutely horrible quality but just to get an idea of the wood walls.