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This is our living room's current layout. The house is at least 125 years old. Ceiling is ~ 8.5 feet height. Current layout is not convenient or eye appealing. It's a large room but the furniture feels awkwardly clumped. Anyone on the couch must crane neck or sit weird to watch tv. (The dark squares are swivel chairs. Purple rectangles are an armoire and book case. The long brown rectangle is a slim table.) Open to suggestions! submitted by /u/frequentlydepressed [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

This is my current set up! It's not my favorite and feels awkward + too sterile for my liking. I want it to feel more like a "bedroom" and not a room that happens to have a bed in it. I'll take any suggestions I can get ? submitted by /u/Fast-Sail2840 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hello, I am moving to this 1 bedroom apartment layout (604 sq ft) but my partner and I have two desks that we need to fit into the space. Both have a monitor, keyboard/mouse setup and one has a PS5 on it as well so they are normal sized desks. Would really appreciate some advice, thank you!! submitted by /u/erkyjerky2000 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Ok so I did something bad and screwed things up. I didn't know what I was doing and I shouldn't have messed with these mirrors. I'll explain my dilemma quick....it's quite confusing and I can't figure out what I did exactly. *This question is going to be for the people who are open to thinking metaphorically and theoretically...not closed minded individuals. So.... I bought a concave mirror and a convex mirror. I bought them for these reasons: ●hoping to remove negative energy from my family's home ●hoping to remove all my own problems. ●to repel energy from the bat shit crazy girl upstairs ..read more

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My bedroom is upstairs and has a couple different roadblocks for me. The most logical space for my bed is underneath the window in the middle of the room directly across from the door. I’ve been wanting to move my bed but after reading that it’s not good to have your bed underneath slanted ceilings I’m not sure what to do. I know I should get a headboard because my bed is underneath the window and I put crystals up in between the bed and the bedroom door so I can slow down some of the energy. I could move my bed underneath the slant and potentially the slanted ceiling like a blue, cloudy ..read more

I just bought my first house, which I LOVE. It's an old character house, so space is limited. I have nowhere other than right in front of the bedroom door to put my bed. Not ideal! Is there anything I can do to balance this out? submitted by /u/Adventurous_Note_621 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more