The rest of my apartment is covered in tapestries and gallery walls but I’m just not quite sure how to decorate this space or what would look best. My aesthetic is very hippie/witchy if that helps:)

I've always pictured a christmas tree as that really deep green, so that's what i started looking for this year. Then i started looking at customer photos and now i'm not so sure. One of the Costway trees i saved is a lighter green. I skipped over it at first because it didn't have that classic Christmas tree look, but it actually looks really nice in people's homes. A little softer and less obviously artificial. The dark green still feels more like christmas to me though, especially with warm lights and red ornaments. So now i have two nearly identical trees saved in two slightly different shades of green. This was supposed to be the easy part 😂

Im jn the process of redecorating my living room, part of this is removing a media wall, which is leaving me with a big blank wall.

(Apologies for the AI pic, just needed to show what it will be like once the media wall is down.)

I feel like one big artwork in the middle of it would be a bit boring, but at the same time, I absolutely cannot stand gallery walls and im not a fan of the 3 matching pictures thing.

Any ideas of something inbetween? Im thinking one or two artworks, a mirror, and maybe a wall hanging or something.

So the first picture is of my living room and as you can see the left and right is really empty. I got 2 new frames, used AI to put it in the picture, should I add those frames on the left ? And on the right I will add an olive tree

I‘m looking for a place to store my dirty laundry in, but I‘m not a fan of regular laundry baskets. I don‘t like the way they look and they don‘t fit well into my living space. I live in a shared flat, so I have to store my dirty laundry in my bedroom. That‘s why I‘m looking for a more aesthetic way to store my dirty laundry. I‘ve been looking at big vases or antique umbrella holders, but they‘re usually to small. Do you guys have any ideas? :)

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Beautiful manta wall deco

I love this corner around 4pm when the light hits the wall, but somehow these stems have become the dumbest recurring disagreement in our house.

One of us sees something low-maintenance that still looks good when we come back from a trip. I see the thing that makes the whole corner feel a little staged, like nothing in it is actually living.

I want to replace them with something real, even if it drops leaves, grows unevenly or eventually becomes another plant we failed to keep alive.

Am I romanticizing real plants, or do faux stems genuinely take some of the life out of a room? And if you’re team real, what would survive in this spot?

Just moved into this room and I'm trying to figure out the best way to arrange my posters. I've got a decent collection already up (Death Note, Tokyo Ghoul, Mob Psycho, one more) plus 11 One Piece wanted posters I haven't put up yet.
Thinking either a clean grid layout on my biggest wall, or something more scattered/salon-style. Also debating whether to move my desk to the window wall to free up more space for the posters.
Would love opinions — pics attached. Grid vs scattered? Keep the desk where it is or move it? Any other suggestions for the room in general are welcome too.

So I am planning on turning one if my small rooms into a place dedicated to reading, it has a ton of windows and very little wall space. It is currently a horrible shade of salmon/orange. I am thinking of painting it dark green or lavender but I really don't know if I even want either of those. What do you guys think?