Room Thread

[Anonymous No.8619282]

Can we get some room inspiration?
I'm redecorating and I'm in dire need of some inspo for smallish rooms? I'm talking 10ft by 8ft approx?

Creative and attractive storage ideas greatly welcome.

[Anonymous No.8619286]

I love these threads, I have so much shit saved up. Apologies for repeating from previous threads.

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>>8619286
>>8619287
For some reason this (and ones like this) look so cold and depressing/ flat to me

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[Anonymous No.8619320]

Oh fuck, please help me gulls.

I don't know anywhere else to post this, and I don't trust /toy because I am trying to keep my room slowly Lolita-fied and cute, even with a giant dinosaur painted on the main wall from the former occupant.

I have all my BJD stuff in storage. Everything has been redone to center around my Lolita. Petticoats hanging on the wall, purses just beneath the ceiling.

But, how do I organize a bunch of dolly clothes and make my room look cute?

[Anonymous No.8619323]

>>8619320
make a doll closet like this, complete w little hangers and shoe boxes, and display it on your dresser/bookshelf/wherever

[Anonymous No.8619324]

Does anyone have any room pics for sophisticated bedrooms?
Everything that gets posted here is nice and fine, at least when you live by your own or with your parents. But I want to lolify my bedroom I share with my boyfriend and I definitely can't make it a pink wonderland.
Any suggestions?

[Anonymous No.8619352]

>>8619320
How about invest in a doll house that's big enough for BJDs and make it look like a shop so you can store all your dolls' clothes and it'll all fit as part of the scene?

[Anonymous No.8619359]

I live in a flat and so since we can't change anything permanently or have anything on the walls that can't be removed without leaving residue behind, how do I lolify my room?

I've been looking at all the jewellery and clothes lolitas have decorating their wall, and was wondering how they manage to put them up?

[Anonymous No.8619361]

>>8619323
Huh. I could get those inexpensive bookshelves from Walmart/Target, add rods of some kind, and use those.

>>8619352
Too much space. The room I have is very small, and honestly something like that would cost so much it would take a year to get it off the ground—I am looking to get this mess cleaned up by December.

Thanks for the ideas!

[Anonymous No.8619363]

>>8619361
Add on question: How would you organize the things that cannot be hung? Wigs, eyes, shoes, all that stuff adds up and takes up so much space. Particularly since I've been collecting for almost ten years and currently have a steady number of 13 of the assholes.

They are the reason why I find Lolita to be a more affordable hobby. Kek.

[Anonymous No.8619378]

I now that Taylor R isn't really a fan favourite here, but I quite like her room video. (Might wanna watch it on mute though.)
https://youtu.be/IjxnoLyyl3A

[Anonymous No.8619430]

>>8619324
I'd suggest looking at shabby chic or a more muted pastel palette.

I know this is a bathroom, but I think the colors and styling are girly without being too much for a dude to live with, for instance.

[Anonymous No.8619434]

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>>8619363
I don't have too much problem right now because I've been on and off the hobby, selling things here and there but I use a large plastic bin I keep under my bed (bed risers will give you more space under there as well). Everything is sorted into clear plastic bags. Yo-sd wigs in one. SD shoes in another. Maintenance supplies (magic erasers, crochet hook for restringing, etc.) in another. And so on. Soon I will be getting plastic drawers made by Sterilite to sort things by size.

If you don't want to use plastic bags you can try these: Eyes can be kept in padded foam holders you can buy from certain companies. You can keep wigs on stands. They're easy to make. It's just a base, dowel, and foam ball. Shoes can be kept in a bead/craft organizer like pic related.

[Anonymous No.8619530]

>>8619521
I just found pic related. It looks like they used a hanging jewelry organizer for their shoes.

[Anonymous No.8619539]

>>8619521
I found this, too. She used magnets to attach these circular containers to her wall?

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>>8619521
>>8619530
Thank you so very much!

>>if you would be interested in being penpals through email.

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Selfposting with my work desk that makes me feel kawaii.

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>>8619582
ok, i think im done with my photo dump. i'll post more later when im not distracted

[[e-mail] No.8619678]

>>8619545
I'd love a penpal. None of my friends like dolls so I never get to talk about them with anyone. My email is in the field if you'd like to drop me a line!

[Anonymous No.8619693]

>>8619282
Very pink.

What would you do if you wanted to make a room that was primarily yellow and orange?

What about one that was dark blue, maybe slightly dark purple?

[Anonymous No.8619700]

>>8619693
just get furniture/decorations in those colours and paint the walls?

[Anonymous No.8619718]

>>8619585
Shit that's kawaii
>All the rilakkumas
my nigga

[Anonymous No.8619728]

>>8619693
Bring in a lot of fabrics in those colors, rugs, bedding, chair covers, etc.... I personally like a more neutral wall, and accent.

I hope to one day have a guest/office and indulge my love of Halloween. Black furniture, then accent and decorate with Autumn and Halloween colors, or with lots of purple.

[Anonymous No.8619747]

>>8619294
Probably because of the harsh lighting. Incandescent lights would look much better.

[Anonymous No.8619912]

>>8619359
Get some 3M wall hanging strips. They're strong enough to old up pictures, jewelry, whatever, but they attach with an adhesive strip that doesn't pull paint of the wall or puncture the wall in any way. I'm in a rental too and I use them all over my house.

[Anonymous No.8619936]

>>8619585
holy fuck gurl this is cute

>>8619718
Good to know I'm not the only Rilakkuma whore

[Anonymous No.8619945]

>>8619359
I posted this but it didn't seem to go through. I recommend 3M wall hooks, they're strong enough to hold up heavy pictures and even mirrors but they attach to the wall using an adhesive strip that doesn't puncture the wall or pull off the paint. I'm renting too and I use them all over my place.

Since you can't paint, you should bring in the colors you want through your furniture, rugs, pictures and picture frames. Pick a color palette and then paint your picture frames in those colors and find pillows and rugs that match the theme. If you're going for a really pastel vibe, I recommend checking out kids' stores, they usually have a lot of cute girly furniture and rugs.

For picture frames you can buy them new for cheap at places like Michael's and probably through ebay or aliexpress, or you can go thrifting and get used ones for super cheap. You don't need to get matching frames, painting them will make different designs look cohesive.

[Anonymous No.8620646]

>>8619569
Well I just about died...

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>>8619287
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>>8619288
What is this specific veil covers over beds called? Is there any from taobao or aliexpress anyone can link?

[Anonymous No.8620686]

Something minty since not everyone wants pink.

[Anonymous No.8620716]

I'd love to stuff my room (it's a decently sized attic room) with pink/cute shit just to spice it up
I wanna start actually cleaning up but my phone died on me so I can't have music/podcasts q_q

[Anonymous No.8621075]

>>8620683
Canopy.
They seem easy enough to make and i'm sure Amazon has a few. Amazon has completely redecorated my room multiple times.

[Anonymous No.8621226]

>>8620686
MORE MINT YES
And yellow and lilac too!

[Anonymous No.8621234]

/r/ing princess/himekei rooms please!

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>>8621299
Legit never want to get married so I can live like this.

[Anonymous No.8621540]

>>8621498
>yfw my bf said we can do our kitchen like this >>8619569 or pic related

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>>8621075
Thank you!

[Anonymous No.8621606]

>>8621498
I actually decided this recently too. Let's be kawaii bachelorettes 4 life together.

[Anonymous No.8621618]

There's always too many sweet lolita rooms in these threads. Here's something a bit more dolly kei.

[Anonymous No.8621633]

>>8619569
I'd love to have my kitchen like this. It's feminine without having it painted pink. It has a cute country vibe to it.

I'd have to get a retro looking fridge. It'd probably be possible to have a white fridge and have a vinyl wrap made for it so it could be different colors. Like if I wanted mint green, light blue, or even pink doors.

[Anonymous No.8621638]

>>8621633
I want these, where do I get them? The blue or pink ones

[Anonymous No.8621639]

I live in a dorm with a roommate and I was wondering how to make my room look cute with the small space I have available. My side of the room only has a bed, dresser, and a desk with some posters and figurines lying about. I've tried to decorate it but it always ends up looking cluttered. pic is my room

[Anonymous No.8621645]

>>8621638
I googled vintage style fridge.

[Anonymous No.8621650]

>>8621639
post pic of you on the bed.

[Anonymous No.8621655]

>>8619539
kireix's setup is Massive for all of her dolls. She used to have a video up showing how they were all displayed and stored but I think she took it down.

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>>8621665
Anon, the fact that you just...had that ready is beautiful.

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>>8621639
I hate those brick walls I only ever seem to see in school settings and sympathize. It never looks very cozy. I say getting different furniture would really help here. Get rid of things like the see through boxes on your desk (I had one of them too and they're just not warm looking at all). Try getting some wood looking furniture that isn't so minimalist. Your bed looks like it would benefit from something like a wood frame too.

I guess you like sort of celtic or nordic themed things, judging by what I see here? Maybe emphasize it a bit more and add more iconic pieces like the viking. Your faerie looking cloth doesn't really match anything. Maybe get a purple and black blanket for your bed if you can't do much else. The pictures on your wall have no real cohesion. Maybe add more fantasy type items, get a faerie calendar or something and move personal pictures to their own area of your room. I think if you emphasized some celtic theme or slight fantasy theme it'd really be nice.

[Anonymous No.8621688]

>>8621665
>oh my

[Anonymous No.8621708]

>>8621618
I agree have some of my random saved rooms!

[Anonymous No.8621713]

>>8621708
I love these floor sofa things.

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>>8621682
Thank you! I just recently moved in so I just threw everything on a wall and called it good. The tapestry was originally a part of my bed but my mother insisted I incorporate the blue blanket on my bed since its made of my father's military uniform. I'll take your advice and try to add more Nordic elements throughout my room and replace the blue blanket with a purple one or just remove it from the bed. Thank you for the help! It was very much needed

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>>8621715
>those bubble lights
hnng, Time to go hunting for them.

[Anonymous No.8622053]

>>8621498
Yeah, don't do it. I can't even buy bedspreads that have florals because he, "has to sleep here too." Being married is nice, but honestly I'd rather just have a really close friend that I could trust.

[Anonymous No.8622073]

>>8621720
Different anon, I don't know your style but all your pieces look kind of dark, so I'm thinking a dark and cozy kind of look! I advise adding some candles or some sort of more yellow lighting (fairy lights or something similar) to make it feel warmer. The white walls will always seem very stark and cold, so you have to contrast them somehow, I think. Get some to match your bedding, you could definitely go for a cozy, mismatched antique-y sort of look with the Nordic accessories and some wooden bits. You can find really cheap wooden trinket boxes or jewelry cases for your things in thrift stores, or even places like Target have that shabby-chic sort of stuff.

[Anonymous No.8622471]

>>8621299
Welp now i know how i want to live later
Maybe less knick knacks since i plan on having a pet or two and yeah not a good idea. Plus it's too much junk when you have to clean up.

[Anonymous No.8622502]

>>8621498
Marry qt3.14 girl friend for benefits, live kawaii life.

Alternatively find a guy that doesn't mind this stuff.

I got lucky, my husband is not only a-ok with cute things and elegant furniture but he goes out of his way to find it for me/us.

There is a furniture store based in the UK that does gorgeous sets...ranges from rococo stuff to other eras and I can't remember their damn name.

Also for anyone with a more goth inclination Haunt Furniture (Australia I think?) does gorgeous work and has occasional giveaways.

[Anonymous No.8622510]

>>8622502
Britfag here, I posted a lot of the first images - if you remember, I'd be very grateful to know!
>show bf house ideas
>he says all the cute shit is tacky and doesn't like it
>too bad m8 I have £3k saved up for a deposit on a house and you're in debt, I'm going to buy those rilakkuma coasters and you can grit your teeth, drink your tea off them and like it
>dude I've seen your cringey game room ideas with anime swords on the wall, you can let me have pink shit

[Anonymous No.8622567]

>>8622510
ur bf sounds awful js

[Anonymous No.8622574]

>>8622567
He's hanging onto some younger weeby tendencies, yeah, but I'm doing the exact same thing by wanting Hello Kitty shit everywhere. To a bunch of lolitas, cute shit is great, to his friends, sword room seems great. Both are equally as embarrassing, we are both as awful as each other.

[Anonymous No.8622581]

These threads fuck me up, I swear

There are Real Places that are as cute as this and it makes me feel bad because I have way too much clutter to have my room neat and tidy like some of these. I have plenty of space to work with but I still live at home and have bulky hand-me-down furniture. Maybe one day when I get my own place.

Does anyone have any good de-cluttering tips? I'm starting to feel like a hoarder.


>>8621639
>precious russian husband
<3

[Anonymous No.8622601]

>>8622581
i'm in the same sitch. i've finally decided to just purge my hand-me-downs and buy some of my own furniture, while i can afford to..

[Anonymous No.8622611]

>>8622581
I have a hideous Chekov stash hidden in my dorm. Shirts, posters, action figures, cups, you name it.

[Anonymous No.8623221]

>>8621498
Part of my "life goals" is to be able to make enough money that I can get married AND have my own room to fill with cute stuff.

[Anonymous No.8623227]

>>8621498

Alternatively sleep apart and designate one room for fun times. Fuck other people who say something's wrong with your marriage because sometimes you sleep in different rooms.

[Anonymous No.8623235]

>>8622581
I feel you.
My furniture is all cracked, old, rickety and ugly. I'm not adverse to hand-me-downs but that's only if they're pretty vintage pieces, this is just old IKEA shite on its last legs.

[Anonymous No.8623246]

>>8622053
>>8622502

Yeah, my husband doesn't mind either and lets me decorate however I want. Everything is pastels, although I go for more elegant or floral themes instead of kawaii/hello kitty/cutesy.

So don't give up hope, anon!

[Anonymous No.8624684]

>>8621720
Try searching cottage decor feel or mori ish houses. Maybe take insp from Harry Potter or Icelandic interior design.

[Anonymous No.8624715]

Any sources for these cute canopies? I see ones that are white and cheap looking but not like these with cute details.

[Anonymous No.8624744]

>>8624715
Example of what you're looking for specifically? Ali express has some diff colors but Im sure the quality isn't top notch.

[Anonymous No.8624759]

Anyone know where I can get these drawer basket things ? I found them on Pinterest but the source was to a nonexistent tumblr page so I'm still in the dark.

[Anonymous No.8624776]

>>8621639
Also live in a dorm, pic is my bed area. I'll clean a little today and then post photos of the rest of my area.
Putting cute stuff on the walls is an easy way to make it more kawaii and if you hang bags/hats/dresses up on the walls it's also easy storage.

>please mobile don't fuck up my photo

[Anonymous No.8625585]

>>8619311
What the fuck is she doing with 30 makeup brush sets?

[Anonymous No.8625597]

>>8619311
>>8625585
wtf. Is this a store or someone's room?

[Anonymous No.8625600]

>>8624776
That's a cute bed spread. w2c?

[Anonymous No.8625618]

>>8625600
>lookhuman.com/design/72981-madoka-magica-witches-kiss
I got the medium size but it's a little small to use on its own (it's a throw after all) but the large would probably be perfect size for a twin.

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There are only a few hours left in this sale so I'll post it here super quick. The reviews look pretty good so I'm hoping to make my room cuter! (I got the blue explosion-of-flowers looking set, but figured people might especially be interested in pic related)

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Promotion-SALE-Freeshipping-REA-Print-BEDDING-BEDSheets-Bedding-Set-duvet-cover-set-bedlinen-quilt-cover-set/32302100254.html?spm=2114.01020208.3.3.nmAxce&ws_ab_test=201526_4,201527_4_71_72_73_74_75,201409_5

[Anonymous No.8626317]

Has anyone ordered from Romantic Princess? I love their stuff. I'm sure there's stuff here a lot of others would like too.

[Anonymous No.8626705]

>>8624759
Left:
https://
item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a230r.1.14.15.C8tCy9&id=521068430939&ns=1&abbucket=17#detail

Right:
https://
item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a230r.1.14.53.C8tCy9&id=36755684881&ns=1&abbucket=17#detail

[Anonymous No.8626714]

>>8626705
Aliexpress:
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Free-Shipping-By-EMS-Cute-Plush-My-Melody-Folded-Storage-Box-Case-Container-Organizer-Box-Christmas/803563739.html

ebay:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/My-melody-Folding-Storage-Box-SANRIO-from-JAPAN-/111345671694?hash=item19ecb81e0e

PRO TIP: search 'My melody storage boxes' on google images and scroll down

[Anonymous No.8626724]

>>8624776
Wow it must look so sad there judging by the walls and all...You did a nice job

[Anonymous No.8626736]

>>8621540
>mfw boyfriend said this looks like a dolls house and it's creepy ;n;

[Anonymous No.8626794]

>>8626714
Thx anon ! I'm really bad at thinking of key words for searches even when they end up being obvious for some reason.

[Anonymous No.8626798]

>>8624776
>mfw when of those drawings on your wall is me.

[Anonymous No.8627224]

>>8621498
Agree anon!It doesn't help the guys i like would love more dark and black stuff while.... my clothing is black and my room ideal is all kawaii shit with pastel/red/black, plushies, dollhouse miniatures etc.
I doubt i would marry, at least i can achieve my dreamu home.
>mfw this room look like the deco i do for my sims

[Anonymous No.8627372]

>>8626798
>mfw I just now realize how creepy that probably seems
I just wanted to make a little collection of my lolita doodles to put on my wall, the intent was not weird.

>tfw drawanon
>tfw all my lolita doodles are from draw thread

[Anonymous No.8627381]

>>8627372
It's not creepy at all, I'm just happy you finished it!

[Anonymous No.8627391]

>>8627381
If you tell me which one you are I can scan it and send it to you/re-post it in the current thread!

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>>8627391
Brass Band Cat. Second from the left. Attached a throw away email. Thank you!

[Anonymous No.8627498]

this is my room and I feel like something's off or missing. suggestions? (I've posted in room threads before, so sorry if you're tired of seeing this again!!)

[Anonymous No.8627512]

>>8627498
Frames for your posters maybe? I love that little stool w the flowers on it btw

[Anonymous No.8627521]

>>8627498
I never thought I'd see ITAOTS fit so nicely as a decor without being obtrusive. I second the frames. You can probably make your own with matting board and those Baroque laser cut frames from craft stores (I'd paint the frames though). Do you have a cute nightstand and a pretty lamp? If anything, this still looks fine as is.

[Anonymous No.8627527]

>>8625618
>tfw have a queen sized bed now
(I don't even sleep on the other side)

Oh well, I'll bookmark it anyway. It's adorable af.
I actually did a similar thing for my wall a while ago where I'd have letters/notes from other lolitas, drawings (some of dream coords, others from penpals), and post cards from brand shops

[Anonymous No.8627531]

>>8627521
I just noticed the floor now. Maybe you can find a rug to tie the room together? I'm sorry I don't have any store recommendations, but shabby chic is still trendy, so I'm sure you'll find something.

>inb4 big lebowski

[Anonymous No.8627549]

>>8627498
Take off the bag and hat(s). Looks weird in concept and the black looks bad. As the other anon said maybe some more cute frames. The bug is adorable too, especially with the mushroom poster. Maybe add more stuff like that.

[Anonymous No.8627567]

Any decent shabby chic links? I don't mind what, can be various room items, bed spreads, anything!

[Anonymous No.8627569]

>>8621655
this one, anon?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRpm2Uu1TFo

[Anonymous No.8627781]

>>8627498
I love this anon, this is really cute inspiration! Frames would be cute, but I really like the colors you have, and the wood paneling. Looks super cozy.

[Anonymous No.8627828]

>>8627498
>>8627498
You need frames and a big chunky cable knit throw for your bed in any complimentary color but cream. Brown, pink, duck egg blue, lavender, soft yellow

[Anonymous No.8627834]

>>8627828
Like this, but with a much more subtle blue color

[Anonymous No.8628042]

>>8625597
This is very cute but I feel like the area around the bed is very lacking. Like it needs a framed picture or tapestry along the side. Hell, even a stuffed animal. Probably wouldn't be so glaring if it weren't for the big mirror making the blank space doubly pervasive, honestly.

[Anonymous No.8628667]

>>8627834
>those gold frames
Completely different style. She needs them in white or a similar light color.

[Anonymous No.8628676]

gulls, goth here.

it is difficult to find affordable and non-Halloweeny goth decor. i post goth inspo in these threads often, but it's the same few pictures everyone has seen:

>rooms with elaborate, heavy, expensive furniture
>the one black, white, and purple gothic lolita's room
>sterile show rooms with no storage or decorations, just gothic bedspreads and dark wallpaper
>cheap Hot Topic looking immature messes

i would love if anyone had gothic inspo that a college student could realistically aim for. gothic storage and organization, a bed that wouldn't cost more than rent, a geeky figure setup... basically, the kind of stuff like >>8619304 or >>8619582 but in gothic or, hell, classic themes.

>pic related: one of the very few bits of gothic storage/display inspo i can find that is aesthetically pleasing and affordable

i will dump what i have that fits the theme as best as i can find it...

[Anonymous No.8628679]

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>>8628679
this one is way too girly but i know someone will post it so let's get it out of the way

[Anonymous No.8628683]

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[Anonymous No.8628686]

>>8628683
here is a classic room

[Anonymous No.8628688]

>>8628686
this is an example of the gothic rooms that are frequently shared. it is too elaborate and show-roomy to be practical. i would be very grateful to find an example of something that captures its spirit in a realistic way.

[Anonymous No.8628691]

>>8628676
wayfair is having a halloween sale on "furniture with gothic flair". the things they picked are still a bit pricey but if you do some digging i'm sure you can find similar furniture for cheaper in other parts of the site.

[Anonymous No.8628816]

some lived-in gothic bedrooms

[Anonymous No.8628818]

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[Anonymous No.8630523]

>>8627498
This is super cute, anon. I agree about getting a chunky knit throw in a complementary color for the bed. Get frames and maybe paint them in the colors of the pennants, like yellow/pink/robin's egg blue.

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>>8628676
Most of the time there are no photographs of stuff like that because it isn't quite as aspirational and interior design-y, plus most dorm rooms have shit lighting. I personally think the best way to goth a room on a budget, particularly if you have furniture already or are in a rental where you can't repaint etc, is a combo of diy and soft furnishings. A full ruffled bedspread or comforter on a bed, full length curtains with a drapey window treatment above, removable vinyl silhouette stickers on the wall or even a full feature wall with removable wallpaper. Storage wise if you can repaint/revarnish and replace handles, a simple wooden chest of drawerd with round handles can become a dark stained one with interesting bejewelled handles, tables and chests can be covered with textured fabrics, etc.

[Anonymous No.8633641]

>>8622581
Try the Marie Kondo approach?

[Anonymous No.8633648]

>>8622581
I second >>8633641
Get rid of it all. Seriously.

[Anonymous No.8633697]

>>8624776
wow I was about to say do you live in a mental ward or something, why are the walls so sad and prison-like!
Good job on trying to make it alittle less depressing with your decorating, maybe even more things on the wall could make it seem less cold

[Anonymous No.8633714]

>>8633641
I read her book and I have no idea when to start purging. Anyone in this thread successfully KonMari'd their house?

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Any advice on trying to have a cute apartment when you own a cat? I keep my dresses up high on the wall because I'm sure the lace looks very clawable to him (and I don't have room on my standing clothes rack), but he's always up on my tables and desk just knocking things over in the typical cat fashion of not caring.

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Re-arranging the house this weekend and was hoping one of these threads would pop up. I'll finally have room to display all my cgl related things and hopefully yall can serve as a little inspo~ Gonna post what i have, sorry in advance if i accidentally post something already posted.

>>8619363
This is probably an obvious awnser but around here our dollarama has pretty boxes with flowers and such on them. I bought a few of varying sizes and I use those to store my stuff since it's hard to fit 1/3 stuff into smaller containers. Jewelry boxes can help too if you only have a bit for one of your dolls, I was able to fit 2 dresses, a wig, 2 pairs of eyes and a pair of wings nicely in one for a 1/6. You could probably mod one of those "closet" themed boxes for hanging larger clothes if you wanted to.

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>>8633641
I don't understand all the hype about this book. It's not some groundbreaking discovery that the solution to clutter is getting rid of a bunch of your shit. It's like all those millions of diet books that boil down to "eat less, move more", but I guess people need some kind of gimmick to get motivated.

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>>8634029
Actually if there is anything groundbreaking about it (I don't read improve your life shit, I wouldn't know) is that you're supposed to get rid of it all at once compared to other "one item per day" methods. The whole method she describes (taking it all out on a pile, looking at things one by one, emotional evaluation) also has some psychological benefits.

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>>8634029
It isn't, but she explains and does it in a way that's simple and easy to understand.
Mind gymnastics that make it easy for you to get rid of stuff you don't use.

Other books usually do it like 'if you haven't worn it in a year, throw it away' or 'if it has x, throw it away' without considering the emotional connection factor. I don't know if you've heard of the term 'psychological contract', they teach it in management classes.

Basically she's not forcing you to make a psychological contract with yourself to throw away the item if it fits the x, y and z criteria, but makes it more flexible than that and there's nothing simpler than only using your feelings towards that particular item as a yardstick to decide whether it gets binned or not.

Also, it's more fun when you think of it as a new start.

Now, I don't really think it's gonna help you stay clean and clutter-free forever per se, but it definitely helps change your mindset which in turn can stop you from wasting money on useless trinkets.

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>>8622574
Why can't you do both? Like hanging pink frilly swords on the wall or deco-sweet armor

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>>8634021
I never understood why people with such little space insists on having such a huge bed.
I have a tiny room so I have a single person bed, gives me alot more room for activities

and I doubt a person with such a room is living with her boyfriend, honestly

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>>8634268
Maybe they just want to fuck and have sleepovers in comfort.

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>>8634271
yes but still, that bed fills fucking 80% of the room making it look clustered as fuck

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>>8634268
I have a similar bed-floorspace ratio (rented flat, came with the bed) and it's not such a big deal if you like reading, surfing cgl etc. lying on the bed. Personal preference, I guess.

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>>8634516
I'm like this. My room is quite small, but made smaller by the fact that my desk takes up half of my room, and I literally never use it. I always hang out on my bed. I would happily have a bigger bed and less floor/other space.

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>>8634316
Bed doesn't look that big, but having so much stuff everywhere makes it look cramped and cluttered. And the bedframe doesn't help.

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>>8634268
My room is a little bit larger than that, and I have a queen. I spend most of my free time in my room, so it just makes more sense for me to have a larger bed to sprawl in.

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>>8634268
Sometimes it's not by choice. I understand it as a choice if you mainly lounge on your bed etc, or only use your bedroom as a sleeping area

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>>8622053
>>8622510
i am glad my boyfriend is secure enough in his masculinity that he can sleep in a pink floral bed in a very girly, pink themed room and be fine with it
>otherwise he can sleep on the damn floor, which is also pink.

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>>8634268
if i'm in my bedroom, i'm most likely going to be in/on the bed. fuck the floor giant bed til i die.

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>>8634268
>moved from large family home into small house
>king sized bed, large chest of drawers and classic french wardrobe
>what is floor space?

I used underbed as storage and don;t spend enough time in my room to mind the lack of floor space anyway. Besides, my carpet is ugly so the less of it showing, the better

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>>8622510
holy shit anon, your fella sounds mean. Mine has the biggest room in the house for his game room and it looks like a bomb hit it, but I say nothing, let him have his space. He has to sleep in a pink room with bunnies everywhere, granny bedding and a princess canopy and doesn't complain. It's a shame yours can't let you have your space. I think you should move out on your own, if you're the only one saving for the future that doesn't bode well for you as a couple in the future. It'd be nice for you to have your own space. Try it for the first year of renting, maybe?

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>>8622581
Have a room for all your stuff, that isn't the room you sleep in & hoard away.

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>>8630627
where can I look for furniture like this? I don't mind diying stuff either.
My room just has white ikea furniture at the moment and it's getting a bit depressing. My dream room would be ivory and gold and light brown. I like mismatched sort of looks, too.

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>>8635976
Second hand and antique stores. This is very variable depending on your location, I live somewhere that has awesome but expensive antiques stores

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>>8634268
>brother has a huge bed from old apartment (it was unfurnished and he bought the bed for back problems)
>too heavy to put in his old room
>bed shoved in my tiny room on main floor
>both of our rooms became storage space when we moved out anyway
>I move in back after graduating
>tfw stuck with huge bed and no room for activities

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>>8633714
I konmari'd my room, which is mostly pastel pink & cute. Everything looked like it was exactly where it was meant to be. It was very calming and I also clean up things sooner than I used to.
I ended up moving not long after and it was really easy. Unpacking was easy too.

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>>8633714
I'm terrible with that method. I own plenty of clothing that doesn't bring me joy, but I need it for my work wardrobe which is basically separate from my everyday clothes (which actually bring me joy...) and most of my stuff makes me happy. I just want more storage space and cuter storage solutions, though, I don't really want to live my life with less stuff.

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>>8619320
>even with a giant dinosaur painted on the main wall from the former occupant

Pictures of the dinosaur please.

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>>8634268
I'm more confused by that huge tv/stand blocking out so much of the window.

[Anonymous No.8640447]

Gulls, I need help. I'm moving into my new gaff in a few months but I've no idea as to how to arrange my furniture because my flat's fucking triangular I'm not even joking. I'm also not allowed to change a single thing about the colouring and everything is currently a drab offwhite with boring aul tiles, and my furniture's mostly brown/black.

What do I do?

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>>8622581
It can take a lot of will power, especially if you grew up in a really filthy cluttered house. My childhood home was nasty as hell. Pretty sure CPS could have been called. Thank god I've been able to overcome a ton of it. Still a bit messy but I'm always looking for new ideas that make my stuff more organized and my space more visually appealing.

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>>8630653
Anyone got any more of this sort of thing? I'm renting in a place with freshly painted cream walls/white door frames and dark charcoal carpet, have quite light furniture (teak and white) and am looking for ways to make it more pseudo victorian goth rather than shabby chic frilly anthropologie. Sticking anything to the walls is a no go for at least another week, including 3M hooks, but eventually I'll get something on the walls

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>>8643975
>Sticking anything to the walls is a no go
What about the ceiling? If it's a go then you could put up some hooks and drape fabric from them.

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All my want for a good desk with proper shelving

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>>8644056
This looks like a "what you think it looks like / what it actually looks like" picture.

>>8644058
>>8642986
>>8635218
Good stuff.

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Requesting gothic bedrooms!

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>>8644070
What is a bed like this called? I currently have a bunk/futon/desk combo and I'm constantly falling over the side of the futon portion and that bed would be a lifesaver. It looks pretty cute too.

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>>8619363

I hit up my comic book friends for bags and boards. I bought a wide and deep enough one of these and keep it on a shelf, with all the individual outfits in their own bag and board, labelled with maker and size.

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>>8621498

My guy searched for hours trying to find character bedsheets for a king because he was concerned i 'wouldn't like' sleeping on more plain sheets. In the end we decided to have a more grown-up bed (to fit the bed size) but coordinate it in girly colors :)

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>>8644124
Normally I find fake hunting trophies tacky af, cudos for making them work!

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>>8640447
I'd create 'borders' using your furniture. If you look through the ikea catalogue in the living room section, they do this a lot. You use your sofa to mark off where your 'living room' will be and arrange your coffee table etc. in that space, and then against the back of the couch can be your dining table or some bookcases, whatever you want the 'behind' section to be used for.

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>>8644059
Nah, it's all fresh paint at the moment. Tbh I'm more looking for inspiration for gothing up my furniture with accessories and soft furnishings rather than covering everything up, although I'll probably get some stuff up on the walls once the paint is well cured. I don't have a budget that will stretch to new furniture as well as new soft furnishings.

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>>8644108
Look up the thread.

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>>8626317
Romapri by Midori Fuwasaka? I fucking love their stuff but it's all really expensive!

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>>8645273
Romapri is not by Midori. Romapri has been around for years. There is a collaboration where she models for them, yes; but a vast majority of Romapri's items are not associated with Midori at all.

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>>8644119
It's sold by Pottery Barn Teen, picture related. They carry a few different styles to suit different needs.

I also found a DIY for it forever ago and pinned it on Pinterest:

http://www.shanty-2-chic.com/2014/07/diy-platform-dresser-bed.html

[Anonymous No.8647660]

How do people display their jewelry? I'd love to show off my necklaces and rings

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>>8634018
Anyone know where I can get the jewelry displays?

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>>8645083
Well I'd go for dark draperies/curtains, dark bedding, and bring in the theme through paintings. What is your furniture like? You mentioned it was white but is it chunky, more rococo looking, or something else? Also your couch is going to be an important aspect of making your space look more Victorian inspired.

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>>8640447
Go with a dark brown/white color scheme as your guide. That way you can add taupes, creams and even blacks without making it look tacky.

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>>8647772
It's...pretty awful for the most part. I did some approximations on google images because furniture is currently in use and my room is a mess as I've still not cleaned up from moving. The wooden stuff is fairly solid and matches, so at least it isn't total crap that falls apart, but it also really doesn't fit my aesthetic. I don't have a couch, so unless I get given or thrift an awesome lucky bargain I'm not sure if that'll help matters. I honestly think I just need to cover up as much as I can.

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>>8619304
Looks like a baby's room

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Anyone have good aliexpress shops for bedding? Or any good online bedding places in general? Looking for darker themes/ white/grey rather than gaudy floral everything.

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>>8648669
Link to the closet thing?

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>>8646696
You're amazing, thank you! PBT is a bit crazy with their prices so thanks for this.

[Anonymous No.8650721]

Working on pleasing my classic-ruffles and re-decorating one of the rooms in my apartment. Progress so far.

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>>8650721
This is beautiful, anon.

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>>8650028
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Wardrobe-Breezy-Metal-Frame-Cotton/dp/B004747J9U

I don't have this exact one, mine was bought ten years ago in a local store on sale for just over half the price and it doesn't have a cover or anything. It's held up ridiculously well through multiple moves, even when laden with a million things.

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>>8650721
This is gorgeous anon, love your furnishings.

Tangent but what type of drill is that, I'm looking to invest in one and have been lurking in /diy/) for opinions considering a Bosch hammer drill) .

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>>8650726
>>8650737
Thank you so much. It's almost done, just need to pick up the bed (see picture) and change the fabric of it then it will be done and I will throw myself into fixing the next room ...sight.

The drill is from Cotech. Super cheap shit that has never left me disappointed.

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>>8650985
Thanks anon (drill anon). Do you have any WIP pics, I really love seeing progress shots. Currently refurbing a wardrobe for my room and love seeing others progress.

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>>8650994
Well.. my instagram is full of them @miracuel
Prepare for stupid swedish lolita stuff, my fat cat and well.... interior design over all since that is what I am posting besides the other two. Will post pictures later of the room me and my friend are working on for her apartment. Totally Gothic-galore wardrobe.

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>>8651002
>cat
I'm sold, thanks for sharing anon, the room details look amazing, lots of thought has gone into everything. Have this tiny picture of my in progress wardrobe in return!

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>>8651020
>>8650985

Where do you find these old fancier pieces of furniture? craigslist, antique shops etc? I really want an old style gothic type room but I just can't find the furniture for anything affordable.

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This is a long shot, but my stepmum wants to redecorate my room, and I took photos and sketched over them some ideas of what it could look like. I was wondering if anyone had any cute ideas I could use for it, or where things might be better placed? I just realised I forgot my wardrobe, but it could fit either where the shelves at the head of the bed are, or the vanity/drawers could be moved further along that wall and it could fit in between the window and the vanity.

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>>8651035
Depends on were you live ofc. Most my stuff is inherited but fun thing is, the gold sofa is made by ikea in the sixties (Can I be more Swedish?) other things is from charityshops, decorating stores and our version of creagslist.

When it comes to gothic stuff, just paint fantsy stuff black. Old carpets also make more then you think.

>>8651020
This door is wonderful. I want it.

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>>8651043
You really need to a)measure your room b) measure your shit c) make an overhead layout

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>>8651035
Some of my older pieces are from the grandparents (but have become living room furniture as they are too large for my room), but it Depends on where you are anon. If you're in the UK (don't know about abroad) I really recommend gumtree for looking for antiques, bargains and things you can upcycle. Also don't underestimate ebay if you are not near antique shops, many have gone online and will auction pieces on there (I got a large French wardrobe and side tables from an ebay antique shop), charity shops/second hand/markets are all great sources but it can take patience to accumulate items and many times they may just require a bit of elbow grease but are work the time investment.

If your furniture is modern (ikea bed here), try to tie in the colours and let your accessories/decorations/pillows/ bedding do the work for you to get the feel you are looking for if you can not make an investment in a large piece of furniture.

>realised other anon gave quite similar advice but I typed all this up
>oh well

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>>8640442
Houses are built pretty close together in some places, maybe that window looks straight into her neighbor's living room. If I look closely, I feel like I can see window frames through the curtain.

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>>8648669
Hmm, it's not bad. It does lend itself more to "shabby chic" than to gothic, although your vanity/dresser thing seems really cute and gothic appropriate. You could try painting it if you have the space, just one piece of furniture at a time (and use drop cloths to protect your floors and other furniture) or you could maybe switch out the handles on your sets of drawers for something more gothic feeling and skip painting if it's too much of a hassle. I was going to post a pic of drawer handles but my phone is being stupid, apologies. You can find good stuff just googling around for "gothic drawer handles" though.

I'd focus on getting a rug and curtains that fit your theme and then making little purchases like vases, storage boxes, etc that fit the theme.

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>>8650296
No worries anon! Sometimes my useless information isn't useless at all! re: pbt, I know rite. Their prices give me a stroke every time. But their stuff is really cute, and also well manufactured, so.

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>>8651234
Could also be the view sucks. Like at my old house, the view from my parent's bedroom window was of a six foot tall cement fence.

Though generally you shouldn't block a window with furniture for safety reasons.

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>>8622581
For the clutter-
> Go through your stuff bit by bit and don't be afraid to get rid of things. There are charities that will pick up old items from your doorstep. Don't keep stuff that is broken/damaged beyond immediate repair. Don't keep stuff you never ever use or don't use anymore.
> If you have special items (designer clothes, collectibles), maybe consider reselling it for cash? If you decide to do this, get started on it ASAP. Don't use it as a reason to hoard more.
> Do it a little at a time if it's bad. Spend a day going through just one chest of drawers, your closet, etc. Work your way around your space.

Every time I switch my wardrobe from winter to summer and back again, I also go through my wardrobe and get rid of some stuff. I do the same for other areas periodically/as needed.

> Get stuff to organize with - plastic bins, baskets, etc. The dollar store usually has decent small containers/baskets. You can sometimes find cute bins/containers at Five Below or places like Ross/TJ Maxx/etc. I wouldn't use cardboard boxes for long-term storage.

For your furniture, are you allowed to paint it? Can you use cute contact paper, stencils, fabric, etc to dress them up/make them match a little better? I know the feeling about hand-me-down furniture. I'd love to have a matching furniture set, too.

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>>8651451
Thanks for the help! I think it'll be a slow work in progress but those pointers are really useful

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>>8621639 Anon here
I rearranged my room the way you all suggested and added more fantasy pieces(courtesy of my local Ren Faire). However, I made a stupid decision while I was half asleep and now own a grotesque amount of alpacassos. Would I be able to incorporate the plethora of alpacas in my room scheme? Pic related, its all the ones I bought. I'd take a pic of my room but my roomie is sleeping. My main colour scheme is now purple and black and I took the blue blanket off my bed. I don't know what to do with all of these.

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>>8652474
out of the goodness of my heart, i'll take some off your hands for free
:^)

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>>8652474
Alpacasso will wake you up inside!

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>>8619555
god this is so tacky and over the top and all that polyester and bad lace it feels like a grandma's house jesus

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>>8627521
>tfw I can only afford pink and white rococo in animal crossing

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>>8628818
god this person has terrible taste in media

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>>8650721
"I will not have a rocking chair" - me 3 days ago.

Today I started bidding on this.... What have my life become....

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>>8652584
That's fucking gorgeous. Rocking chairs are hella fun anyway, anon. I have no idea why they're not more in use these days. They're really relaxing to just chill in.

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>>8652584
Your life has become even more worth living, do it anon

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Can anyone help me with some display cabinet inspiration?
I need something to store my figures in and the one I have now (a cheapo ikea one with a black frame) isn't really doing my room any favours.

My room is french provincial themed with an exposed top like pic related (country??) and it cant be larger than about 3.5 feet . Thanks !

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Have a few images not just limited to rooms but here I go.

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>>8654981

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>>8654988
Simple yet elegant imo is the best.

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>>8654992

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>>8654063
a fancy credenza or cabinet?

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i'm in love with this, it's feminine but still mature.

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>>8655835
I like it but to much pink for my tastes. Like switch out the pink walls for white, and light pink and white stripes on the ceiling and I'd love it more.

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Does anyone know of a pic with a room that was all pink, with a kotatsu in the middle. Pretty girly, I heard it belonged to a trap maybe? Had a Wii, TV, etc.
I really can't find a pic of the room anywhere

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>>8619378
she's a koti clone but apart from that, whats the hate ?

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>>8659739
Oh man I've seen that picture. I don't have it in my folder but I'm pretty sure that someone on /cgl/ does, because it gets posted in most of these room threads.

If you're desperate just search rebeccablacktech for old archived room threads because I know it'll show up in some of those. Good luck, anon!

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>>8660090
Okay, thanks. Just so long as someone else has seen it. I'm looking through now, but don't see it yet, I hope I don't accidently miss it while looking.

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Trying to find a good way to display plushies so I'm just going to dump what I've found.

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>>8660118
I couldn't find it.

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>>8661922
If you had some weird lab set up I guess.

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>>8661923
All I got. Anyone got any other ideas?

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>>8661924
Not sure if helpful to you but I keep mine stored in a dresser with shelves. I'm waiting for some bookshelves to display the figures though so those are there temporarily.

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>>8661913
This is how I'm storing my plushies at the moment. It's great for keeping them out of the way, they used to take over my whole room.

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>>8662974
oh dear lord. forgive me but the sight of all of your plushies encompassed in a net made me laugh so hard.
although overall, you have a very cute bedroom set up.

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Boyfriend and I have our first place together. Got this bedding set and asked him if he's okay with it and he replied that he doesn't mind any bed as long as I'm in it... Well, at least I can get my dream girly princess room now!

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>>8663023
Yeah, it's pretty funny to look at, especially the ones at the bottom being squished. But its honestly the best I could come up with for the amount of plushies I have. They didn't even all fit in there, I still have another box of them and more on shelves. I like to think of it as some sort of hammock though and they're all just chillin'.

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>>8661913
Please excuse the terrible photo as it's the only one I have at hand, but this is how I'm storing my plushies right now.

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>>8664646
>>All those Tsum Tsums.
Living my dream, man.

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>>8664652
This.

All of my want.

[Anonymous No.8665265]

Anyone got any lilac/lavender rooms, with single bed canopies?

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>>8659739
http://wonderhatter.tumblr.com/tagged/room
It's not all pink, but is it this room?

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>>8665517
Nope.
Thanks though.

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>>8659739
This one?

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>>8666082
Nah. Thanks again though.
I really don't know how else to describe it. It was kinda weeabooish. Whatever, I'll find it eventually.

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>>8661923
What the fuuuuuck

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>>8621295
I like this. Makes me kind of nostalgic.

[Anonymous No.8667159]

>>8627498
>Neutral Milk Hotel
let's be friends

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>>8627834
the frames need to be less dominant and in earthy tones like burgundy, sand, taupe, chestnut or plain white. Thin frames would be the best.

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>>8621295
>>8667147
It's clearly a store though.

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>>8619302
who puts a microwave in a bedroom?

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>>8667205
It's actually a doll diorama. I follow the person who makes these

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>>8667453
It might be a dorm or an apartment? I'm not sure

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>>8667464
where do you live where dorms look that nice, and how can I get there

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>>8621299
>those pillows
>that shelf full of kittens
>all dat sun rubber
jesus take me there

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>>8621633
You can actually paint your fridge, my mom has done it multiple times. Pretty sure you need metal paint, or maybe you have to prime it with bulls eye 123? The fridge at her old apartment was sort of marbled/drippy blue with pale purple and gold. She also painted my sister's fridge from white to black, and you'd never be able to tell it wasn't a black fridge to begin with.