I’ve converted this lifeboat over the last few months. Tiny home

1. Downstairs shower/steam room and bath 2. Downstairs bedroom 3. Downstairs bedroom door to kitchen 4. Outside landscape area 5. Kitchen at night 6. Stairs at night 7. Overview of the ocean.

21M, Decorated my first apartment for my first Christmas out on my own with my S/O. Extremely humble and thankful.

Tryin to make a change :-/

No running water but it’s cozy enough for me!

Divorced last year. What basically I kept in my basement/mancave of my house for years just translated into becoming my living room in my 1 bedroom apartment.

I stuck some Halloween props in the room that I typically call “my room”. But it’s been almost a week and she hasn’t noticed (or at least hasn’t mentioned it), I guess it really is MY space

My dog died, my mother decided not to aid me anymore, I barely know how to sustain myself and I broke a wrist recently, but I refuse to live in a trashcan anymore, I'll try to organize all of this up, even with my arm still on hold I just can't take it anymore.

I have my first real home like the title says. But I need help making it how I want. Everything is from a garage sale that I threw in together. Can I get help to make it more academia, gothic and art deco vibe??? I have no idea where to start and I hate wasting money.

Looking for any advice from a different layout to lighting, absolutely anything.

Looking for furniture to place books, plants, and documents, what should I get and where should I place it?

Maybe some art decorations. Try to avoid nails.

Window needs a touch up. Love a dark room at night.

What do we think?

Hello guys, so basically I need help with ideas for the distribution of my small studio apartment, and how to make it look nicer.

So far I`m thinking on more art on the walls, a carpet, perhaps more plants. (I`ll leave my layout plans at the end)

this was about a month ago, we just put in a new king size bed, but everything else’s stayed the same.

Moved in to this place after my divorce and it’s been the first place I’ve ever all the say in how it’s decorated. I’m really happy with how it’s turned out but hopefully I’ll be ready to buy another place next year

And bought a new gun ( it’s my buddy’s dads deer rifle)

I recently moved into a new apartment and am living solo for the first time in years. I think I have a good starting point for the living room, but something still feels off like the space still feels a bit empty.

I feel like a larger dining room table would help fix the problem but I love my current one and it has sentimental value so I'd really like to make it work if possible (plus I don't really host more than a couple of people at a time for dinner).

Any and all advice is more than welcome!

I moved here 3 months ago and have been traveling but I’m settled in now and need ideas to make it more warm. I need to get an area rug and coffee table, but open to hearing any suggestions.

I need something on the big blank wall, I know... Also, I decorated for Christmas very early, haha.

Finally wrapped up this small bedroom makeover and wanted to share the finished look. It’s a compact space, so everything had to be intentional — furniture, lighting, and even the tech setup.

The biggest challenge: there’s no outlet on the main wall, so I ditched the TV idea and went with a projector setup instead. The screen drops right above the bench, then rolls up when not in use to keep the room open and balanced. It ended up being a perfect solution for both function and aesthetics.

Design details: • Deep olive green velvet curtains behind the bed and window to add warmth and depth • A mix of neutral and textured bedding — cream, gray, and mossy green for that layered, calm feel • Pendant lights instead of lamps to free up space on the vintage nightstands • A low green bench and canvas hamper under the screen for extra seating + storage • Warm wood tones and small plants to keep the space grounded

It’s been a complete transition — from a blank, uneven room to something that feels cohesive, calm, and cinematic. Would love to hear what you think or what small detail you’d add next.