/g/ - girl talk

domestic thread pertains to interior design

>>74704
Eh I saw people talking about cleaning and stuff on there, not really what I had in mind. If farmhands think it’s a dupe I’m sure they’ll let it be known though.

I am endlessly torn between borderline garish exotic boho and easy minimalism.
I love vibrant colours like teal and orange and mustard, antique rugs, chaise longues and mixed tones of wood all slathered in plants of every kind with mirrors and tapestries everywhere. However the concept and cleanliness and organisation of minimalism, I also really like and clutter really bothers my mental health when I'm already down.
Pic related is ideal for me. I have also always fantasized about having this home aesthetic in an airy, bright, industrial loft with a lot of windows. I like the combo of industrial spaces with very boheme pieces, and combos of textures like glass and metals with old woods and suede. I live in a nice top floor apartment but unfortunately it has few windows and very little natural light and the windows it has face away from the sun. A gal can dream though.

>>74894
Not personally into boho but love the idea of contrasting themes!

>>74736
Except the op of that thread actually does say interior design and one of the earliest discussions in there is diy marble floors so….

>>74929
Omg fuck off and hide the thread if it bothers you so much!

>>74933
Fam, nobody has to fuck off for telling you that you don't know how to read. If you're so pressed then take your snowflakey self over to crystal cafe.(infighting)

>>74940
nayrt but legit hide the fucking thread and get lost rather than sperging in here for no reason. the other thread became mostly housekeeping which is no problem just like it's no problem to have a thread here for interior design for those of us who want to read about it without scrolling through the other stuff. seriously policing threads on OT is retarded.

i'm completely useless when it comes to matching my own fucking clothes, let alone my apartment but i really admire that "clean but cozy" aesthetic. like >>74894 looks so comfortable and put together with a bunch of different pieces and still has the nice modern table.

pic related because i love the thrifty, kitschy vibe of mismatching chairs or being able to incorporate random pieces from antique stores or garage sale-ing, and also if any of them get fucked up, i don't have to worry about matching the set. unfortunately when i mix and match it just looks like shit, but a girl can dream.

>>74940
>pressed
>repeatedly bitching about a thread you have no interest in

Enjoy CC, snowflakeanon

>>74956
Tbf I can admire any home design that actually looks cute and cosy, like you said, even if it’s not my specific taste. Your pic related looks to me like a European artist’s apartment, it’s cute! I always think decor gets tied together by one thread… like a jumble of mismatched stuff but all on one side of the colour wheel or something.

Please discuss this in the Domestic thread in /g/

>>>/g/72052

>>74975
Why

Hey nonnas I rent in a tiny flat with a tiny bathroom and limited space, how do I declutter this shelf and make it look more aesthetic? Also I'm an autist but I'm always convinced moving or changing things around will result in bad luck. So I just stare at this stuff and get overwhelmed, please help!

>>584269
Personally I would pack some of the stuff away, ranking it from whether I'm gonna be using it every day etc. Other than that it looks pretty good though

>>584269
If you're really bothered by the "lived in" look or whatever you could just declutter/allocate and move the plastic tote and put some sort of nice target basket or something up there

>>584269
well to start with those large black drawers aren't organised and are about half full, they could fit a lot more of that stuff. Also if that is a plastic plant get rid of it. And the pokemon figurines, or move them out of the bathroom.

>>584269
why not just put away all the cosmetic/self-care stuff? you move them around a lot probably already anyway.

few will understand

>>584269
Instead of having several small, mismatched organizers, find one big organizer with a bunch of dividers, or several matching organizers. It looks unplanned now because some things are in bins and some are just out there, and it would look more deliberate if everything had a "home". The black plastic drawers are not very aesthetic, and I think it would be impossible to make them cute. On the other hand, acrylic organizers like that small two-drawer thing you have are pretty popular and not too expensive so you could probably find one that's perfect for what you want, see picrel. It will probably help if you remove the painting and re-hang it higher so you have more vertical space. The turtle cup is cute: you could put it on top of the big organizer if you can find one. You could probably find another cute novelty cup-like thing to hold other "long" items (lip liner, eyeliner). When you're re-sorting your cosmetics, eliminate things you're holding onto for no reason that you've lost interest in. Like if you actually use both the red lip gloss and babylips, then keep them both of course, but if you bought babylips when it was trendy and don't really like it, toss it, don't just hoard. I don't think you need to eliminate your toys but they'd look cuter if they were accents and not just living among the bottles.