r/Decor • u/Intelligent_Jelly291 • 3d ago
Decorative idea's
It's been years since its been like this. suggest something minimalistic yet standout
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u/myluv4uislikeatruck 2d ago
What's it like in Guatanamo? Are you locked in there 24 hours or day you get to go out the yard ever?
Do you regret becoming a terrorist? Would you make different choices, knowing what you know now?
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u/SassyGirl0202 2d ago
I’m claustrophobic just looking at this picture.
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u/Intelligent_Jelly291 2d ago
It's just looking like that ,it is not that packed actually
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u/SassyGirl0202 2d ago
There are no windows? I would not survive.
Is this a basement? Its kinda creepy.
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u/Intelligent_Jelly291 2d ago edited 1d ago
That's my father actually he wanted air conditioner here ,but the circumstances didn't get kindly to this long story Yaa,It is the last room of our house
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u/RebaKitt3n 2d ago
You know that gif with Tom Hardy pointing up saying, “that’s bait”?
Picture that.
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u/Keku_Saur 1d ago edited 1d ago
If this is a serious post. And if it is becoming a bedroom.
- barrel out.
- depending on the bed I'd put it against the main big wall away from the window/or inside the alcove.
- a desk
- I'd take advantage on the wall to make storage. Some wood paneling and iron furniture can work. _______________
Since there is a lot of concrete I would lean into an "industrial look"
I'll add suggestions as well.
- stained pallet bed there is so many examples in images,
- inderect lighting, you can* put a simple wood bar on the top of the alcove and put led lights.
- you can make a cool iron/wood shelves.
- desk where the barrel is at. Or make a nice area for a closet
- the top area if made a small lader and make it a storage unit as well.
- a few plants to help the area. Change the curtain ofc one that goes from top for he window to close to the floor to make it look like the ceiling is tall.
Edit: ty for the reward 💚
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u/WhimsicalGirl 1d ago
Je prendrais le temps de peinturer dans une couleur claire et chaleureuse, etvmet beaucoup de m'avoir d'ambiance. Si tu a l'argent, je mettrais sinon une lumière qui fait un faux-ciel mais je sais que ça peut être cher dans certain endroit.
Sinon vu que c'est pour ton père d'une une belle ambiance avec du orange et jaune avec un beau tapis
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u/pinkappy 2d ago
Is this a living room or bedroom?? What type of room??
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u/MoodOptimal9891 1d ago
The light quality is not good. Replace the bulb with a warm lightbulb (2700-3000k) and you will feel much better. Since the style is minimalist, make sure everything is neat. The posters should be aligned, the fabrics should not sag. Craftsmanship counts.
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u/eating_almonds 1d ago
Walls need to be painted, windows need plaster on the sills and then painted as well. I don't know how salvageable those towels are but the one on the window looks like shit too, so re-set everything as well.
I'd consider making the end of the room into a compartment, cover it up and it becomes a built-in closet for storage. That declutters the rest of the room.
What stands out to me is the pretty drawing to the left, on the wall. If you could keep it, it could probably look really nice, and make the room cozy as well.
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u/PuzzledPollyana 12h ago
I have definitely seen before and after videos of rooms similar to this that have been incredible. How much access do you have to things like paint, wood, fabric?
If you don't have a window I would paint everything in a light color. If you're able to sand paint the floor to add a little grip that would be good. If you don't have a large rug, you can layer smaller rugs.
You can make a sort of faux window with mirrors and hang curtains around it. If you have nice fabrics you can try to use liquid starch and put it on the walls like wallpaper.
Definitely look around online at minimal/primitive wood furniture you could build. It would be great to build some low basic bed frames that you could also use as couches.
Utilize your vertical wall space as much as possible. Hang shelves if possible. If you can give us a better idea of what resources/supplies you have available to you I can come up with more ideas.
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u/parakeetpoop 2d ago
This is how people live in some parts of the world. Not everyone lives in a first world country.
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u/parakeetpoop 2d ago
Can you tell me more about the floor? Does it get wet during rains, or is it typically clean and dry?
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u/Intelligent_Jelly291 2d ago
No doesn't get wet
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u/parakeetpoop 2d ago
You could get some wood palettes and screw some plywood onto them to make the floor a bit more even/cleaner looking. Toss a rug or two on top of it, or just put down some rugs as-is. If you can get any furniture, it might help cover the walls. If you can paint the walls, that might be preferable, but just covering some of the worn down areas would be fine too.
I’m sorry so many people are judging your living situation. People don’t know how good they have it. I think this space could be quite charming!
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u/Intelligent_Jelly291 2d ago
Yeahhh! Thanks broo that plywood idea is great ,but i asked Ai and it suggesting me floor epoxy and yaa for walls I will paint them and put some posters on them but the furniture it would be costly so I am leaving that for now
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u/parakeetpoop 1d ago
Epoxy will be slippery and somewhat unhealthy fumes. I’d still go with wood/plywood and it’ll probably be cheaper
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u/Illumamoth1313 16h ago
What happened in there, what room is this, and is your post serious??? Frankly it looks like one of the abandoned rooms that show up on a decorating satire community. Was this smoke and water damage from an old fire elsewhere or is that damp? I'd trash the towels and deep clean everywhere if this room has an actual purpose... which I actually doubt!
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u/Intelligent_Jelly291 2h ago
Yess bro I am going to work on it. it had some water damage but now I have fixed it. Yaa it was some what abandoned for 3 months only.
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u/Gold_Strength 2d ago
Bro it looks like a dungeon.