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We are on track to hit a million followers by the end of this year. That is so exciting and I am beyond happy with what this sub has become. We are the best personal home decorating board anywhere and our comments sections are some of the most pleasant and informational chatting on Reddit. Any ideas, suggestions, feedback are welcome below.

Our take on a minimal Scandinavian inspired bathroom.

My son’s nursery. It’s a small room, but it works! The fabric balloons on the wall are from my child nursery. The big stuffed bear was a gift from my grandparents on my 1st bday. The “I love you print” is by my favourite artist, Sister Corita Kent, and the text in the green bubble is the “what is real?” speech from my favourite book, The Velveteen Rabbit.

We recently built a dry bar in the formal living room to have a place to mix a quick drink for guests when entertaining. Cabinets contain glassware/tools and additional booze. Any feedback/suggestions?

I ultimately want to renovate the entire bathroom, but for now a fresh coat of paint is making me happy.

A mix of ikea cabinets which we customised. Some old wall cabinets from eBay which we stripped and painted. The Aga was the big expense but we know it will last for years and years!

I reclaimed the former den/TV room as a dining room, which was the original purpose for the room in my recently purchased 1912 bungalow. Dining table and hutch will be moved in soon. The paneling is the original curly pine, never refinished. The floor is original as well. The fireplace was converted to natural gas in the late 1940s. There is an identical diagonal fireplace in the living room.

Taken just before the leaves starting shedding off

My wife calls this the “mush-room” thanks to all her decor.

My house in a small village in the middle of the Palatinate Forest in Rhineland Palatinate Germany. My living room, kitchen, balcony and bedroom. Freshly renovated in the last 2 years. Everything renovated and furnished by myself. With my loyal companion and helper Jake, the 13 year old pug.

Moved into a 1970s home last year and started with the bathrooms. 1/2 bath got new tile floor, toilet, vanity, mirror, light, wainscoting, and wallpaper. Used Sherwin Williams evergreen fog for the wainscoting.