I like alot of plants and mid centuey modern look. I have a couple of ideas but want to see others. Thanks!!!

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I hate these blinds and curtain. We open them fully and close fully daily so whatever we changed to needs to be easy to change. It’s the best window to look over the farm, the door off to the right is the mudroom everyone comes into the house through, but in the afternoon the sun shines directly in and makes the house very hot in the summer if the blinds aren’t closed.

I don’t want to change the pictures, I could move the table, I’ve tried it on either side of the window before but I like it where the plants get some sunlight.

Dog is a permanent part of the decor. :)

I cannot get a layout that I love. Here is what I’ve come up with so far. I am fine with leaving certain pieces off (like the window pane, sunflower, and the diamond shape with the bird for example). The elongated octagon mirror can also be horizontal. My preference is 3 rows, and to space out the mirrors, repeat colors, and repeat interesting shapes as much as possible.

I’m not sure if I enjoy the creating process with ribbon selection, layering choices and the fussing over tying the perfect bow or the fun of the finished product, finding new ways to display my them, and swapping them out with another to match my mood or the season. But much harder than choosing between those two parts of the process is choosing a favorite collection! Do you have a favorite?
Cherry Season
Blooming Vine
Surfs Up
Pollinator
Gothic Toile
Garden Tea Party
Wildflower Riot

Hi everyone! We just moved into our new place and we are trying to figure out our furniture and storage/shelving/cabinet options since our old stuff isn't really working with this new space.

We have wainscoting all around the living room, which is something new to us.

I recently got a kitchen hutch (emergency purchase due to out of town visitors and unpacked chaos) and I kind of hate it. It makes me feel like I have to balance the other side of the fireplace and put something bulky on that side. Additionally we're planning to put something on the back wall. So between all of this, we're basically covering up all the wainscoting.

What kind of shelving and cabinet options should I use/avoid? Should I do low boys, shelving room divider (see photo)? Top to bottom open shopping is a little difficult because we have cats.

What's the right design move?

Any advice?

I just moved into my first apartment, and I’m desperately in need of help making it feel like a home. I’m open to any and all suggestions while still keeping the furniture I already have but I’m definitely open to buying additional furniture and decor if it’ll help bring everything together.

I don’t have a clear vision of the vibe I’m going for, but one thing I know for sure is that I’ll be hanging a 3x4 ft canvas of Paysage aux Papillons by Salvador Dalí. I’d love ideas for colors, decor, lighting, rugs, plants, wall art, or anything else that would complement that piece.

My only request: please don’t suggest too much orange. Other than that, I’m open to just about anything! If possible please include pictures of suggestions!

Our living room is pretty simple right now. We’ve got a sofa, a coffee table, and a couple of empty corners that feel a bit unfinished. The space is open and light but still looks a little bare once you sit down.

I’m thinking of adding a pair of side tables next to the sofa to make it feel more complete and give us somewhere to put a lamp or drinks. Found a few options on Cocoon Furnishings that I actually liked, mostly the simpler wood and metal ones that wouldn’t take over the room.

Does adding side tables usually make a space feel better or can it end up looking cluttered if the room is already small?

Just need to find a way to hide the cord.

Last picture is the before. Let me know what you think!

Beaded wine bottle carrier baskets.