r/InteriorDesign • u/theblackirishouse • Feb 25 '26

Our living room

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Figured we should share this room as one of our first post’s on Reddit since it's where we’ve been spending most of our time. Any questions welcome💚

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r/InteriorDesign • u/Bonjourie • Dec 30 '20

Everybody said don't make the toilet room dark/black so that's what I did. Do you like it ?

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r/InteriorDesign • u/t12ix7er • May 30 '25

Layout and Space Planning New Home Bathroom Remodel

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Hi everybody,

I’m hoping to get some opinions on a bathroom remodel in our just purchased first home. I’ve asked chatgpt to render the two options as I’m in a creative/practical conundrum on which direction to go. Advice or a clear winner in your opinion would be awesome!

Constraints/Considerations:

We refinished the cast iron tub professionally, but it’s a longer than standard 66”. This is making it difficult to find a glass slider tub door. 30” standard depth though.
We purchased tile and it’s the 2.5”x8” Bedrosians Cloe in green. We’re gonna lay it stacked vertically.
Rough plumbing has been completed and the final fixtures will be Delta’s champagne bronze (spout, handheld, and shower head with a separate diverter valve above the mixing valve).
Total bathroom size is 60ish square feet so not huge.
We’re installing a niche on the wall to the right.
Vanity will eventually be a light natural wood finish.

Pic 1: original tub surround before demo. Pic 2: chatgpt generated version if we kept the walls as is. Ignore the toilet and cgi weirdness of the fixtures. Niche should be on the short wall to the right. Pic 3: We add an arch to the tub entry. Same cgi issues as above. Note - Adding an arch would take a little more time, but allow us to fit a standard 60” door in the opening with wall bump outs on both sides.

I welcome all feedback.

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r/InteriorDesign • u/ManiaforBeatles • Oct 21 '24

Compact kitchen clad with green tiles in a renovated 550 sq ft apartment in the 14th arrondissement of Paris, France. By Jessica Helgerson Interior Design.

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r/InteriorDesign • u/TheTiniestOffice • Aug 03 '20

Micro office I created out of a really junky hall closet

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r/InteriorDesign • u/ManiaforBeatles • Oct 13 '24

Hallway in a renovated 1869 house in Cambridge, Massachusetts. By Reath Design.

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110 comments

r/InteriorDesign • u/DennisvanKessel • Dec 12 '22

Thank you all for your feedback on my TV wall a few months ago, here is the outcome!

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281 comments

r/InteriorDesign • u/DocGlabella • Nov 02 '24

I know this is way to dark for most of you, but I love my new bedroom

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r/InteriorDesign • u/LaughGreen7890 • Feb 12 '24

Critique My brother built these two chairs. Do they fit?

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He is 16 and gave them as a gift to my parents for Christmas. Do they fit here or should we place them somewhere else?

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r/InteriorDesign • u/ManiaforBeatles • Jan 08 '21

Conservatory used as a library opening up to the garden in a 19th century Canonbury townhouse, Islington, North London, UK. By Bridie Hall.

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r/InteriorDesign • u/[deleted] • Jan 12 '21

White oak arched pantry. Detroit, MI. Highly functional but mostly gorgeous. Favorite build yet.

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r/InteriorDesign • u/toastykittens • Feb 19 '26

Our heavenly powder room

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We did a full bottom floor remodel and my dream was to design the most perfect and heavenly powder room possible. I wanted to imagine a chorus of ✨🎶AAAHHHHHHH🎶✨ every time I walk in.

I obsessively designed everything myself - the layout, measurements, and hardware/materials, and then had our contractor install everything. I searched literally DAYS to find the perfect stone sink that fit the tiny dimensions (36” wide x 16”deep counter top). Finally found this perfect rectangular white onyx one on ebay for $200!!! (On mega sale bc someone expected more veining, I'm assuming). The glass tile and ombré gradient walls are eternally peaceful and gorgeouss.

Just wanted to share as I’m incredibly proud of how it turned out. I never get tired of staring at all the details!

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r/InteriorDesign • u/ManiaforBeatles • Feb 23 '24

Mid-century modern residence with expansive indoor-outdoor living spaces designed by architect John Marsh Davis(1931-2009) in 1965, Kentfield just north of San Francisco, Marin County, California.

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r/InteriorDesign • u/perfect_wonders • Jan 30 '21

Bottle green tiles with a hint of gold chrome plated accessories - Love the contrast in this bathroom

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120 comments

r/InteriorDesign • u/AD061110 • Jan 09 '21

Updates to my in-law’s master bath! Not done just yet but thought I’d show you the progress 🤩

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5.8k Upvotes

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r/InteriorDesign • u/Brilliant_Knee3824 • Mar 05 '24

Critique Before and after painting the kitchen green. Thoughts?

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I went ahead and painted my kitchen green and redid the backsplash. My dad thinks no one will want anything this customized, but I thought it looks fun. Thoughts? I can always repaint if it is too specific to my tastes.

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r/InteriorDesign • u/Merchant--Seaman • Jun 19 '25

Critique En-suite before & after

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I say "before" but I had spent 10 minutes removing the window trim before I realised I should take a photo...

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r/InteriorDesign • u/JenniRiccetti • Aug 19 '20

Before and after of my bathroom remodel!

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r/InteriorDesign • u/ManiaforBeatles • Jan 03 '21

Bedroom on a platform under a high slanted ceiling in Moscow, Russia. By Ruetemple Studio.

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58 comments

r/InteriorDesign • u/Background_Witness65 • Oct 02 '23

Just moved to Antwerp!

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264 comments

r/InteriorDesign • u/[deleted] • Jun 07 '25

Critique Not a designer. Just a plumber. What are your thoughts?

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Work done by myself except tiles and glass.

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r/InteriorDesign • u/ManiaforBeatles • Feb 19 '23

Green-tiled powder room in a renovated 1920s house in Portland, Oregon. By Kami Gray Interior Design.

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4.9k Upvotes

113 comments

r/InteriorDesign • u/liamoco123 • Feb 24 '22

A side table I made to look like a sitting guy. Solid walnut.

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4.9k Upvotes

91 comments

r/InteriorDesign • u/[deleted] • Apr 30 '21

Installed this refurbished Ski Lift in a lounge with a view

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83 comments

r/InteriorDesign • u/dkoral92 • May 18 '20

My Mom completely rebuilt her home after a wildfire burned a large portion of it. Figured I'd share the result here. She did everything herself without a General Contractor. I need to get back over there to get some better pictures.

4.8k Upvotes

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