#the rest of the room? lived in. a couple shelves with mini sculptures and books laying around. a messy blanket from when the boys woke up
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Me, sitting with my keyboard and an extremely detailed layout of my OC's house: ok how do I describe a room
#i am STRUGGLING#my ass literally thought of everything EXCEPT how to describe one singular messy corner#the rest of the room? lived in. a couple shelves with mini sculptures and books laying around. a messy blanket from when the boys woke up#BUT GOD FORBID THE BOYFRIEND HAVE A CHAOTIC WORKDESK#how does one describe the absolute CLASH between the desk and it's meticulously kept mess and the rest of the room#that has recently been vacuumed?#like in my mind it is a very visual thing. like you see the desk and then you have about two inches of leeway where it's still messy#and then the rest of the room is thoroughly cleaned. because while boyfriend may be a mess he is considerate of what is his space vs shared#kind of to a worrying degree#LIKE HOWWWWW#ughhhh
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Fresh, Bright & Colorful Home Interiors With Botanical Vibes
Uplifting colour and soul soothing botanical vibes dance through these three lively modern home interiors. Exciting orange and red statement furniture brushes up against a fresh stream of indoor greenery and botanical prints, plus warming expanses of natural wood grain. We explore different sizes of home too, kicking off with a modest sized open plan, then onto a small and unusual split level layout, before winding up in a large and impressive pad full of high-end finishes. See how to harness the beauty of nature to support bright accents and build freshness through each of your rooms, no matter what floor area you’re working with.
Visualizer: Lanre Alao A custom concrete modern sofa with an integrated planter spans the living room of our first home interior. Deep orange cushions uplift the piece, and contrast brightly with the leaves of the potted palm plant. More indoor plants spread the botanical vibe throughout the living room.
A light natural hue runs through scatter cushions, wall art and area rug. A square coffee table connects with black accents in the room.
The stylish speaker by the sofa is the Bang & Olufsen Beoplay A9.
A swing arm wall lamp drops reading light over a lounge chair, and throws spotlight onto a mature lounge chair Monstera deliciosa.
Green views spill into the dining room. Modern wooden dining chairs encircle a round dining table with a stunning marble finish.
A black dining room chandelier arcs above the eating area.
Rustic decorative vases make a tonal centrepiece.
A white one wall kitchen falls back in the colour stakes but stands out with a busy backsplash of small tiles and dark grout.
Open kitchen shelving presents a place to display ceramics and flatware.
The bedroom is a sophisticated space dashed sparingly with deep colour. The platform bed strikes a deep blue note, whilst a custom cut headboard pushes an expanse of natural timber across the room.
The orange accent finds its way into the bedroom via a piece of intriguing wall art.
Misty grey wardrobes shade one wall of the predominantly white room.
Designer: Katerina Kuznetsova Visualizer: Firemaize This 46 square metre residence in Moscow, Russia has some zoological vibes; bird decor brightens a forest green pegboard border. An orange two-seater sofa and a tangerine table make juicy contrast with the display wall.
A couple of Muuto Nerd chairs make up a double workspace opposite the sofa.
A mini house plant puts a dash of green on the round coffee table, whilst botanical prints colour the walls.
Stepping into the kitchen diner, a glass vase supports another splash of botanical colour.
The living room is split level, with a huge volume of storage situated beneath the lounge’s elevated platform.
Wraparound colour further defines one living area from the next.
A covered balcony has been transformed into another workspace, with lush green, white and wood tone decor. Large windows coupled with a bunch of plant stands give the small space a fresh garden feel.
The kitchen bar stools are the Muuto nerd bar stool.
A green accent wall drops behind one half of the L-shaped kitchen. The feature wall blends with a green hallway behind, which gives the kitchen cabinets somewhat of a floating effect.
White pendant lights hang low over a wood effect dining bar, and match with the crisp white modern bar stools.
The hallway is a well utilised storage area that’s packed with bespoke closets, drawers and an entryway bench. A full length mirror increases the sense of space and light in this area, and reflects the green accent wall.
Space saving bike storage tucks around the corner.
The green bedroom scheme is balanced with wood effect furniture, and freshened with wide areas of fresh white.
A white storage system stacks tall to the ceiling, displaying elephant figurines, pottery and a cat coffee mug.
Bedside shelves skim low into a floor bed design. The beds rich wooden base is sandwiched between a grey bed set and an equally light grey rug.
An atmospheric taupe and red bathroom decor scheme is fashioned out of smooth wall panels and a colour coordinated door. A light timber tower cuts through the colour saturation.
Decorative mirrors and a modern wall sconce dot the vanity area.
Visualizer: Claudiu Hanga This project is based on an H&M store Spring/Summer campaign, which inspired soft, serene and elegant colour play to accentuate detail and composition.
A blood red throw spills across a large grey ottoman, making beautiful contrast of hot and cool hues. Wooden panels frame the window reveal with a high quality finish.
Ruby scatter cushions and a garnet lounge chair pull the red thread through the living room. The glass topped mid century modern coffee table is a Noguchi.
Red foliage leans in a simple glass vase on the table, next to a small stack of coffee table books and candle holders.
A marble plinth and bust sculpture give the room a look of sophistication and discerning taste. A work of modern art colours the wall.
The red accent chair and a gold floor lamp slot into the art lover’s corner, making comfy reading nook.
A crisp pink table cloth dresses the dining table for a party of six.
Rose gold Gubi Beetle chairs sweetly complement the pink cloth.
Unique wine glasses coordinate with the pastel table, whilst classic white flatware cleans up the combination.
Hardwood parquet mosaic warmly melds with the wooden window and door reveals.
A white kitchen with island rests quietly behind the dusty rose dining area. Black cutting boards stand out starkly against an ice white countertop.
Recommended Reading: Colorful Bachelorette Pad With Bright Accents
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IKEA 2012 Catalog
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Fresh, Bright & Colorful Home Interiors With Botanical Vibes
Uplifting colour and soul soothing botanical vibes dance through these three lively modern home interiors. Exciting orange and red statement furniture brushes up against a fresh stream of indoor greenery and botanical prints, plus warming expanses of natural wood grain. We explore different sizes of home too, kicking off with a modest sized open plan, then onto a small and unusual split level layout, before winding up in a large and impressive pad full of high-end finishes. See how to harness the beauty of nature to support bright accents and build freshness through each of your rooms, no matter what floor area you’re working with.
Visualizer: Lanre Alao A custom concrete modern sofa with an integrated planter spans the living room of our first home interior. Deep orange cushions uplift the piece, and contrast brightly with the leaves of the potted palm plant. More indoor plants spread the botanical vibe throughout the living room.
A light natural hue runs through scatter cushions, wall art and area rug. A square coffee table connects with black accents in the room.
The stylish speaker by the sofa is the Bang & Olufsen Beoplay A9.
A swing arm wall lamp drops reading light over a lounge chair, and throws spotlight onto a mature lounge chair Monstera deliciosa.
Green views spill into the dining room. Modern wooden dining chairs encircle a round dining table with a stunning marble finish.
A black dining room chandelier arcs above the eating area.
Rustic decorative vases make a tonal centrepiece.
A white one wall kitchen falls back in the colour stakes but stands out with a busy backsplash of small tiles and dark grout.
Open kitchen shelving presents a place to display ceramics and flatware.
The bedroom is a sophisticated space dashed sparingly with deep colour. The platform bed strikes a deep blue note, whilst a custom cut headboard pushes an expanse of natural timber across the room.
The orange accent finds its way into the bedroom via a piece of intriguing wall art.
Misty grey wardrobes shade one wall of the predominantly white room.
Designer: Katerina Kuznetsova Visualizer: Firemaize This 46 square metre residence in Moscow, Russia has some zoological vibes; bird decor brightens a forest green pegboard border. An orange two-seater sofa and a tangerine table make juicy contrast with the display wall.
A couple of Muuto Nerd chairs make up a double workspace opposite the sofa.
A mini house plant puts a dash of green on the round coffee table, whilst botanical prints colour the walls.
Stepping into the kitchen diner, a glass vase supports another splash of botanical colour.
The living room is split level, with a huge volume of storage situated beneath the lounge’s elevated platform.
Wraparound colour further defines one living area from the next.
A covered balcony has been transformed into another workspace, with lush green, white and wood tone decor. Large windows coupled with a bunch of plant stands give the small space a fresh garden feel.
The kitchen bar stools are the Muuto nerd bar stool.
A green accent wall drops behind one half of the L-shaped kitchen. The feature wall blends with a green hallway behind, which gives the kitchen cabinets somewhat of a floating effect.
White pendant lights hang low over a wood effect dining bar, and match with the crisp white modern bar stools.
The hallway is a well utilised storage area that’s packed with bespoke closets, drawers and an entryway bench. A full length mirror increases the sense of space and light in this area, and reflects the green accent wall.
Space saving bike storage tucks around the corner.
The green bedroom scheme is balanced with wood effect furniture, and freshened with wide areas of fresh white.
A white storage system stacks tall to the ceiling, displaying elephant figurines, pottery and a cat coffee mug.
Bedside shelves skim low into a floor bed design. The beds rich wooden base is sandwiched between a grey bed set and an equally light grey rug.
An atmospheric taupe and red bathroom decor scheme is fashioned out of smooth wall panels and a colour coordinated door. A light timber tower cuts through the colour saturation.
Decorative mirrors and a modern wall sconce dot the vanity area.
Visualizer: Claudiu Hanga This project is based on an H&M store Spring/Summer campaign, which inspired soft, serene and elegant colour play to accentuate detail and composition.
A blood red throw spills across a large grey ottoman, making beautiful contrast of hot and cool hues. Wooden panels frame the window reveal with a high quality finish.
Ruby scatter cushions and a garnet lounge chair pull the red thread through the living room. The glass topped mid century modern coffee table is a Noguchi.
Red foliage leans in a simple glass vase on the table, next to a small stack of coffee table books and candle holders.
A marble plinth and bust sculpture give the room a look of sophistication and discerning taste. A work of modern art colours the wall.
The red accent chair and a gold floor lamp slot into the art lover’s corner, making comfy reading nook.
A crisp pink table cloth dresses the dining table for a party of six.
Rose gold Gubi Beetle chairs sweetly complement the pink cloth.
Unique wine glasses coordinate with the pastel table, whilst classic white flatware cleans up the combination.
Hardwood parquet mosaic warmly melds with the wooden window and door reveals.
A white kitchen with island rests quietly behind the dusty rose dining area. Black cutting boards stand out starkly against an ice white countertop.
Recommended Reading: Colorful Bachelorette Pad With Bright Accents
Related Posts:
IKEA 2012 Catalog
Colour-blocking: Creating room in small spaces
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Creative Apartment Interior With Unique Decor Style
Unique decor components make up this 93.5 square metre apartment redesign, by Azovskiy Pahomova, in Dnepr, Ukraine. The new homeowners are a creative young couple with a small child, who wanted their new home to reflect their personality and interests. White painted walls became the neutral backdrop for brighter elements of furniture and decor to become their own works of art. The pale decoration also helped to visually push out the walls, amplify the natural light available, and evoke a refreshingly spacious and airy feel. A large open plan living room design became the heart of the home, where everyone can come together even when doing individual activities in different zones.
Photographer: Andrey Avdeenko A double sided modern sofa design is the hero piece of furniture in the open plan family living space. This single piece of furniture connects the lounge area with the dining kitchen, and allows conversations to take place easily in each direction.
The floor area is pretty evenly split in the living room dining room combo, leaving plenty of space for the littlest member of the family to run around freely wherever their parents are hanging out.
Warm shades of beige and natural woodtone stand out against white painted living room walls, and a fresh white kitchen. Black elements in the room provide the weight and bulk needed to balance out the airy scheme.
A small side table with a white finish overlaps the edge of the large black sofa; monochrome bolster cushions amalgamate the black and white colourways together in one piece.
A beige cube pouf adds texture to the lounge furniture arrangement.
The long dining table is pulled close behind the sofa, so that the young family of three can all sit along one side of it, and maybe watch a little TV over dinner.
Custom made wall shelves climb the wall beside the sofa, up either side of a window. Wood panelling fills the void behind the shelves, and another piece runs beneath the window sill to cohesively connect the two towers. The display shelves are a casual drop spot for books, knick-knacks and keepsakes.
A spherical glass vase holds a natural spray of colour on top of a mirrored media unit. The glass doors reflect the natural oak flooring in the room, forming an illusion that the space runs on even further.
The trick is repeated in a tall wall mirror on the TV wall, which also helps to maximise the amount of natural light inside the room.
Multi-directional spotlights shine bright at sundown.
A huge piece of art is propped casually behind a designer accent chair.
The chair and small side table are like a piece of art in themselves, with their unusual form and finish.
A wire frame vase decoration perches on top of the eye-catching side table, as though mocking the need for an ‘actual’ decorative vase.
A linear suspension light hangs above the dining table, and a set of white teapots.
Sunlight flows into the one wall kitchen area. A family of indoor plants sit by the windows to soak up the rays.
Dark modern dining chairs contrast with the crisp white dining table.
White glass backsplashes add sheen along the one wall kitchen. A white chimney extractor maintains the uncluttered minimalist vibe.
An Alessi Juicy Salif citrus squeezer stands like a mini art sculpture on the ice white kitchen bench. A black American-style fridge freezer blocks off the end of the pale kitchen run.
Moving into a white bedroom design, which is the master, we find a simple pared back furniture arrangement of only a bed and two side tables.
White wardrobes go almost unnoticed along one side of the room.
A triangular window area in the bedroom stands separated from the rest of the scheme, almost like a little room on its own.
A shaggy blue accent chair and stacked floor lamp design couple up to make a cosy reading nook.
Shelves of toy animals make a grey and white bathroom into an inviting space for a kid–sometimes a bit of persuasion is needed to take a bath!
Fitted bathroom furniture ensures that there is plenty of practical storage inside of the limited space.
Grey tiles run along the back of the vanity, and serve as a smart mount for a wall hung faucet design. A frameless vanity mirror sleekly tops off the look.
The kid’s study is a light and welcoming environment with bright accessories and a generous desk/play surface.
A kids’ swivel chair seats junior at a safe height.
Dog decals add a fun finishing touch to the base of closet doors, and to the desk area. Dog fabric on the seat cushion of a toy storage bench ties in with the canine theme.
On the other side of the room, pups keep on playing in decal detail around the bed.
A small powder room is tiled in bright blue tiles.
Houndstooth fabric covers the seat of an entryway bench, which is a fabric that threads through to bolster cushions on the lounge sofa.
An entryway table is incorporated onto the same piece of furniture, providing an ideal grab and go spot for keys.
Floor plan illustrating the open plan family living space as the main hub of the home, from which all the other rooms branch.
Recommended Reading: 2 Creative Apartments Featuring Whimsical Art
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Creative Apartment Interior With Unique Decor Style
Unique decor components make up this 93.5 square metre apartment redesign, by Azovskiy Pahomova, in Dnepr, Ukraine. The new homeowners are a creative young couple with a small child, who wanted their new home to reflect their personality and interests. White painted walls became the neutral backdrop for brighter elements of furniture and decor to become their own works of art. The pale decoration also helped to visually push out the walls, amplify the natural light available, and evoke a refreshingly spacious and airy feel. A large open plan living room design became the heart of the home, where everyone can come together even when doing individual activities in different zones.
Photographer: Andrey Avdeenko A double sided modern sofa design is the hero piece of furniture in the open plan family living space. This single piece of furniture connects the lounge area with the dining kitchen, and allows conversations to take place easily in each direction.
The floor area is pretty evenly split in the living room dining room combo, leaving plenty of space for the littlest member of the family to run around freely wherever their parents are hanging out.
Warm shades of beige and natural woodtone stand out against white painted living room walls, and a fresh white kitchen. Black elements in the room provide the weight and bulk needed to balance out the airy scheme.
A small side table with a white finish overlaps the edge of the large black sofa; monochrome bolster cushions amalgamate the black and white colourways together in one piece.
A beige cube pouf adds texture to the lounge furniture arrangement.
The long dining table is pulled close behind the sofa, so that the young family of three can all sit along one side of it, and maybe watch a little TV over dinner.
Custom made wall shelves climb the wall beside the sofa, up either side of a window. Wood panelling fills the void behind the shelves, and another piece runs beneath the window sill to cohesively connect the two towers. The display shelves are a casual drop spot for books, knick-knacks and keepsakes.
A spherical glass vase holds a natural spray of colour on top of a mirrored media unit. The glass doors reflect the natural oak flooring in the room, forming an illusion that the space runs on even further.
The trick is repeated in a tall wall mirror on the TV wall, which also helps to maximise the amount of natural light inside the room.
Multi-directional spotlights shine bright at sundown.
A huge piece of art is propped casually behind a designer accent chair.
The chair and small side table are like a piece of art in themselves, with their unusual form and finish.
A wire frame vase decoration perches on top of the eye-catching side table, as though mocking the need for an ‘actual’ decorative vase.
A linear suspension light hangs above the dining table, and a set of white teapots.
Sunlight flows into the one wall kitchen area. A family of indoor plants sit by the windows to soak up the rays.
Dark modern dining chairs contrast with the crisp white dining table.
White glass backsplashes add sheen along the one wall kitchen. A white chimney extractor maintains the uncluttered minimalist vibe.
An Alessi Juicy Salif citrus squeezer stands like a mini art sculpture on the ice white kitchen bench. A black American-style fridge freezer blocks off the end of the pale kitchen run.
Moving into a white bedroom design, which is the master, we find a simple pared back furniture arrangement of only a bed and two side tables.
White wardrobes go almost unnoticed along one side of the room.
A triangular window area in the bedroom stands separated from the rest of the scheme, almost like a little room on its own.
A shaggy blue accent chair and stacked floor lamp design couple up to make a cosy reading nook.
Shelves of toy animals make a grey and white bathroom into an inviting space for a kid–sometimes a bit of persuasion is needed to take a bath!
Fitted bathroom furniture ensures that there is plenty of practical storage inside of the limited space.
Grey tiles run along the back of the vanity, and serve as a smart mount for a wall hung faucet design. A frameless vanity mirror sleekly tops off the look.
The kid’s study is a light and welcoming environment with bright accessories and a generous desk/play surface.
A kids’ swivel chair seats junior at a safe height.
Dog decals add a fun finishing touch to the base of closet doors, and to the desk area. Dog fabric on the seat cushion of a toy storage bench ties in with the canine theme.
On the other side of the room, pups keep on playing in decal detail around the bed.
A small powder room is tiled in bright blue tiles.
Houndstooth fabric covers the seat of an entryway bench, which is a fabric that threads through to bolster cushions on the lounge sofa.
An entryway table is incorporated onto the same piece of furniture, providing an ideal grab and go spot for keys.
Floor plan illustrating the open plan family living space as the main hub of the home, from which all the other rooms branch.
Recommended Reading: 2 Creative Apartments Featuring Whimsical Art
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Colourful Apartments That Are Popping With Homeowner Personality [Includes Floor Plans]
Even though they are decidedly on the small side, these two colorful home designs have massive success in showcasing the bright and quirky personalities of their creative owners. The eye-catching colour palette in apartment tour number one is inspired by the homeowners favourite art piece, leading to a sensitive palette of rosé coupled with brighter notes of ochre, cobalt blue, and black. The next home is a mini loft dashed with bold and carefree accents of purple and red, which contrast richly against the green forest view out of large windows. We’ve included the floor plans at the end of each interior image gallery to help inspire creative use of spaces under 45 square metres.
Architect: Renato Mendonça Arquitetura Photographer: Photographs Our first home is a 45 square metre apartment in Santa Cecilia, Brazil. The design was created for a first time homeowner, a young man, who stipulated his desire for a unique space to reflect his very own personality. The colour palette was the first focus; inspiration came from an Abaporu engraving, acquired by the client during his travels. To balance out perceived femininity of the blush colourway, green, grey, black and rustic elements were employed to add weight and shade. The tonal contrast can be observed all around the colourful living room. The plant stand and planter amalgamates the two ends of the home accent spectrum.
Indoor plants introduce their own riot of colour to the room. Green, pink and orange foliage bursts from every nook. A silver watering can stands by to give them all a drink, and makes an attractive shelf accessory at the same time. A retro typewriter brings in another splash of green on top of the base cabinets, which also reflects the homeowners intellectual character and nods to his love of literature.
A bookcase extends from a central support column in the centre of the living space, its edge resting on the rustic dining table.
A display of trunks at the other end of the dining area harks to the clients travel escapades. A linear suspension light bridges the length of the tabletop.
The live edge dining table is coupled with modern black and grey dining chairs.
The client requested a visually large yet intimate feeling environment. To do this, all inner walls of the apartment were removed, and colour and texture became the defining moments instead. Wood effect panels stylistically separate the dining room from the lounge.
The kitchen is composed in colour blocks. Red housing holds the fridge-freezer unit, whilst wall cupboards run green above blue open shelving and yellow base cabinets.
A light backsplash and countertop allow the colourful cabinets to maintain a starring role.
The Abaporu engraving that inspired the interior palette is displayed in a much used reading nook, which is simply furnished with an easy canvas armchair and a black metal floor reading lamp.
A small side table completes the ensemble.
Glass sliding partitions were brought into play to replace solid walls, to promote a sense of open space and light whilst providing privacy.
Another unique feature of the home is how the bedroom is tiled identically to the bathroom, which integrates the two spaces.
Nature and whimsy are brought to the bedroom scheme via an illustration by Sandra Jávera.
Books rest on a rustic bedside table.
A raw concrete pillar contrasts with earth-tone wall tiles. Pink bedroom carpet and neutral rugs warm the cement floor.
A teal corner table injects a moment of richer colour.
Wooden wardrobes line the wall at the foot of the bed.
A modern home office is situated on a covered balcony, where the urban view becomes a great source of inspiration for the writer.
The bathroom is an earth-tone box of floor, ceiling and wall tiles.
An Itaúnas granite basin in an irregular faceted shape sits above a boxy vanity unit.
Floor plan illustrating integrated spaces after the removal of walls and balcony doors.
Kitchen design.
Living room storage design.
Bedroom design.
Bedroom wardrobes and ensuite.
Glass wall for bathroom.
Bathroom design.
Designer: October Design Studio Photographer: Norbert Tukaj This 36 square metre mini loft project, entitled “Valley”, was completed early 2020. The living room is a chic space with surprising colour, with grey elements employed to bring balance and calm. A sofa bed makes the lounge into the bedroom of the small home.
A large characterful shelving unit dominates the room in a solid purple finish. Cube coffee tables dot the centre of the lounge/bedroom, which builds a sculptural aspect.
A unique vertical radiator climbs by the windows and stunning forest view.
In the adjacent dining area, red dining chairs contrast with the green landscape.
The L-shaped kitchen contributes to the purple aspect of the room across one of it walls, though the other side is completely neutral and understated. A swing arm wall lamp extends over the prep area here to extra height and interest.
The round dining table creates a heavy black core at the centre of the red dining chairs.
A unique teapot and cups complement the quirky nature of the room.
A purple door leads to the bathroom of the mini loft.
Wood flooring inserts a natural element.
The small bathroom has a roomy shower enclosure.
A concrete vanity adds an industrial element to the bathroom scheme.
The bathroom vanity light continues the utilitarian aesthetic.
Mini loft floor plan.
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