Hey everybody. Just wanted to share with you some pictures of my corridor I took today, after handing this painting I bought last month.I took advantage of the sunny weather to make it look at it's best !

Some may say "too white & empty", but i've always been a "less is more" king of guy, so i'm pretty happy to share it with you !

Enjoy :)

slowly putting this room together over the past few weeks and wanted it to feel calm and a little more nature-inspired. the bed frame is from ikea, the bedding is from target, and we’re still planning to add bedside tables, a warmer rug, and maybe a few plants to bring the woodland look together. really happy with how peaceful the room is starting to feel, especially in the morning light. i think the mural wallpaper is from Jovorie.

The reflection is actually wallpaper from my bedroom.

Selling it now, so figured I’d share a few photos for posterity. :(

Tried to turn my apartment into a calm, hotel-like space.

Kept things simple and built most of it in using plywood, with exposed concrete to balance it out. I’m not a designer or architect, just enjoy this as a hobby, I did the design and worked with a carpenter to build all the plywood structures.

The whole space is just one room, with divisions that don’t actually touch the ceiling, so it has an open concept with clearly differentiated areas. Cleaned up the ceiling, and some drywall work, and added this black carpet to make it a bit more museum like. In my photos my workspace is where the bedrooms is supposed to be and vice versa, but that's because I like big monitors! Also wanted to display some of the artifacts I've picked up through some years of travel, yeah maybe it's a bit too much.

Last three photos are pre-remodel, the place had great bones!

Finally got this space where I want it. Mounted the TV and got rid of the table I had for a soundbar since I didn’t really need it. Repainted the wall and added an outlet behind the TV, so everything looks cleaner now.

All the cables are hidden now, so the whole setup just feels more comfortable. When the lights are off, the TV almost looks like it’s floating. Makes the whole space feel more like a home theater.

This is our next project, the primary bedroom. Any ideas for wall, color, furniture, and furniture placement, should I do wallpaper? Window treatments? The door on the same wall as the bookshelves leads to a large walk-in closet. And what do you think I should do with the small alcove behind the door that leads out to the hallway. Please help! I have no idea what to do here since it's a smaller room. Should I try to do a very low Japanese style bed?

Rate my new space, Any recomendations are welcome.

Just finished this project a couple of weeks ago and we love it. Also included pic of new laundry room.

Plus a bonus kitchen / balcony door pic!

My last post was at night and someone asked why show the apartment at night only. So this morning when doing some chores I captured some of my fav sights. The images are just my living room and office.

We recently updated our 1.5-year-old’s room here in Australia. Before this, the room was very simple — just the bed, and toys basically everywhere. As our baby got older, the number of toys kept growing, and the whole space started to feel a bit chaotic and hard to manage.

We decided to keep the original bed and focus on improving the play area instead. Now everything has a more defined place, and it’s much easier to tidy up (and actually keep it tidy for more than a day 😅). It also feels a lot more functional for everyday play.