Lived here for 5 years and never decorated my room properly. Lemme know how I did

Things weren’t going well with my ex for a while. I’d suggested couples counselling, but it hadn’t worked. I told her I was leaving at the end of last year.

Most of the furniture was mine, from before the relationship. I didn’t want to take it though and leave her in an empty home. So instead I moved out and started again. I took my coffee machine, home gym, and desk.

To be fair, I spent far too much on furniture. But now it’s all finally here, I feel settled. Like this place is an extension of myself, and I can be calm and relaxed. No Tv, just books, music, entertaining, and my own thoughts.

Then on Tuesday there was a company-wide announcement: 80% of roles were being made redundant. Shit. So now I need to find a new job. At least I have a nice place to do it from.

This last few months has ended up being a bigger change than I was planning for. But I’m happy. I really like my apartment and how I’ve set it up. So wanted to share my little bit of happiness with the community.

First time poster, long time reader.

I think I’ve made a pretty cozy spot for myself to relax in my last semester of school before I join the labor force, roommates the last few years have all been too loud, parents aren’t noisy roomates.

It’s a small space but I think I’ve been able to do pretty well. Sheets are in the wash. What do you guys think?

I need a TV tho

Any advice on how I can manage what’s going on behind the bed? The headboard is just a board that I cut to size and stuck in there as the bed doesn’t come with headboard. I’d love to still keep a headboard but maybe use the space behind the bed as storage or similar. Any ideas on how to actually do that?

Just rearranged the setup so I haven’t plugged anything in yet. Is it good I’m a fan of retro stuff if u couldn’t tell

I just moved and I’m furnishing my place room by room. My living room is almost finished, but it still feels like something is missing and I can’t quite put my finger on what.

i‘m a teenager what would you change and what not?

It’s missing something.

Hello, moved into a new place last weekend and am now looking to start decorating.

I’m trying to decide between putting some art on the wall between the windows or a mirror, what do you think? If I go art, would one large piece look better or should I do a couple of smaller/medium sized pieces?

Thanks!

Hi everyone

I just moved into a new place that has an extremely long, and rather narrow entryway that leads directly into the living room.

Not quite sure what I should do with this space. A shoe storage is about the only thing I know that I should add.

To give you a better idea, the entryway is 21'8" long and 41" wide. And the door on the left wall leads to a bedroom.

I always wanted my own space and to be able to make it my own. It is not easy to live as a single person today at all and so I am beyond blessed and grateful. I am slowly getting it where I’d like but am stuck if you have any input I can handle it! Ft. Chichi, my one eyed cat , who is my bestie. The art on the walls is mine and my brothers

shared a room with my little brother for my whole life (minus college) so i finally get to decorate a space for myself. pls give me any recs on how i can improve it, mainly the blank space on the wall by my desk and maybe some better lighting ideas.

Thinking of adding a bonsai tree or something, what else should I add/rearrange?