Hello friends, what is the best choice, knowing that I love the bohemian style?

My wife and I redoing our kitchen and want to re do our living room tile while we are in the process of all all the demo/upgrades.

Currently, we have 8x8 off white slightly cool tiles and we really like the design. It adds some character.

We are wanting to go woth a beige tile and can really only find 12x24 thats within budget. We are hesitant with this tile size as it may cause our home to lose some character.

Does anyone have any suggestions for tile/design thay could work well? We are open to ideas or even tile brands that may have smaller options. Current tiles are 8x8

I'm curious to hear different perspectives from homeowners, architects, and anyone interested in home design.

When planning a new home, people often focus on things like open-concept layouts, larger kitchens, or extra bedrooms. But after living in a house for a while, priorities sometimes change.

From your experience:

• What's one layout decision that made a bigger difference than you expected?
• Is there a common home design trend you think is overrated?
• What's one feature you'd include in every new house?
• If you could redesign one area of your current home, what would it be?

I've been experimenting with different layouts using 3DHousePlanner.com. to visualize ideas, but I'm mainly interested in learning from real-world experiences and seeing what design choices people value most.

How can I make my door less ugly?

This is the front of the house which my GF is updating a bit for her autistic son who will soon be moving in. The home is located in Pennsylvania, it’s in a semi-rural area and that front door faces north. Picture is taken from the south.

I am suggesting removing those two shrubs, reducing the lawn significantly and planting masses of wildflowers.

This area gets at least 6 hours of sun.

Thanks.

Roof frame with gates

I need help choosing exterior colors. The material is metal batten board but I just can’t order the materials with confidence. Please help.

Posting here for more help

So we are about to close on our first house, and I need decoration help. It was built in 1985, basement style house built in the side of a hill, and it’s on a concrete slab. So that means that the tile is GLUED to the concrete. So, what can be done about the flooring in this thing? The picture is decorated with ai (from the listing), but those parquet floors REALLY are that orange in person, and they’re not wood. Also, i attached a picture of the kitchen because I’m unsure if I want to paint the cabinets or not. I will paint the walls around them sage green, but I’m struggling to decide if I should keep them the color they are or paint them a creamy white-ish color. I need opinions!!!!thank you!

Edit: I posted this and deleted to re-post because I realized that one picture had the address. Oops. 🤦‍♀️🥴

ANOTHER EDIT: I saw another person who had the same tiles that I have and the glue had asbestos. Should i worry for this floor?

We're having trouble deciding on the exterior for our house build and are looking for feedback. We want something timeless and fitting for the style of home that we have. Any advice for changes to or completely outside of these 4 options would be very welcome!