30 Home Decorating Ideas So Good People Just Had To Share Them (New Pics)

Summer is over and fall is almost here in all its cozy glory. Inevitably, we’ll have to spend more time inside, and who would want to look at sad, beige walls and uninspiring living spaces until spring comes? We’ve got to start thinking about upgrading ourhomesfor maximum comfiness!Sadly, we don’t all have a decorator’s eye. But that’s why we’ve scoured the Home Decoratingsubredditto find some gorgeous homes andDIYmakeovers to inspire you. Scroll through these projects people shared on the subreddit and take some ideas with you to make your spaces more exciting!This post may includeaffiliate links.

Sadly, we don’t all have a decorator’s eye. But that’s why we’ve scoured the Home Decoratingsubredditto find some gorgeous homes andDIYmakeovers to inspire you. Scroll through these projects people shared on the subreddit and take some ideas with you to make your spaces more exciting!

This post may includeaffiliate links.

I Painted My Powder Room Door

I Printed Out My Photos And Put Them On The Wall

My Home

Decoratingyour home can be a lot of work. While some people may have a natural eye for it, others (myself included) can struggle quite a lot. Mixing and matching colors, textures, and shapes requires some knowledge in aesthetics, so it shouldn’t be surprising that some people find decorating their homes quite anxiety-inducing.The problem is that most of us still want to live in abeautiful home. One that is aesthetically pleasing, cozy, and adheres to our tastes. So, ultimately, we just have to suck it up and do the work. The truth is that many people experience decorating anxiety, so we might as well just take comfort in the fact that we’re in this together.

The problem is that most of us still want to live in abeautiful home. One that is aesthetically pleasing, cozy, and adheres to our tastes. So, ultimately, we just have to suck it up and do the work. The truth is that many people experience decorating anxiety, so we might as well just take comfort in the fact that we’re in this together.

What Would You Call This Aesthetic?

My House Was Completely Destroyed In A Fire And We Just Finished Rebuilding. My Nesting Is Slow But It’s Going!

Half Bath Remodel

New homeowners often have to grapple withdecoratinganxiety. Whether you’re a student who’s just moved into their first dorm or a couple who bought their first house, it can be stressful to furnish your space and decorate it the right way. Especially when you’re on a budget!Licensed Psychologist Dr. Lauren HazzouritoldArchitectural Digest that her clients often express the same worries. But she also claims it’s something we just have to get over; ultimately, it will be worth it. “Pulling the proverbial trigger to create your own sanctuary is important for so many reasons, including energy, mood, even the likelihood that you’ll socialize in your home.”

Licensed Psychologist Dr. Lauren HazzouritoldArchitectural Digest that her clients often express the same worries. But she also claims it’s something we just have to get over; ultimately, it will be worth it. “Pulling the proverbial trigger to create your own sanctuary is important for so many reasons, including energy, mood, even the likelihood that you’ll socialize in your home.”

Thoughts On The Gallery Wall?

Redid My 5 Year Olds Bedroom!

Acting On Impulsive Decisions 😅

Much of the anxiety of decorating comes from the fear of making mistakes. And if you’re trying to limit your expenses, that can be especially true. However, that only makes your anxiety worse. If we looked atinterior designand home decorating as a process of trial and error, we could eliminate much of the stress around it.

Filled The Corner Of My Room 🪴

Finally Finished My Guest Room 😍

Porch Rug Update

According to Caroline On Design,remindingyourself that you don’t have to get it right the first time reduces much of the decorating overwhelm. “We don’t get it magically correct the first time (except on occasion)! Regardless of how much of a knack for design a person has, there is always an element of trial and error in decorating.”

I Had A Very Basic “Humble Room” Home Office I Wanted To Change. What Do You Think?

Scared Some But I Did It. Purple Bathroom

Just Finished Our Bedroom Last Night! Started Dec 26 With Blank White Walls And Grey Carpet. The Pillows Are Missing But I Just Wanted To Show Off My Hard Work

Hated Our Pantry, So We Gutted And Redid It

Home Office Refresh

Before/After - Downstairs Toilet

Is The Grey / White / Black Minimalism Trend Since 2010 Finally Dying Off?

New Couch!

Just Put The Shelves Up Myself Today

First, Beckwrites, it’s best to map out how you want your room or space to look. She recommends people set an end goal to how the room or a particular corner of the house should look. Once we visualize and plan how the finished space should look, any add-ons will make it look less like your goal.

Wanted To Show Off My After (Goth Af Bathroom) And Before (Pale Pit Of Despair)

Just Finished Our Powder Room. What Is Something Funky And Cool I Can Put Above Toilet?

My New Bathroom Is Finished, What Do You Think?

Second, according to Beck, it’s important to find out the reason behind you obsessing over decorating. Some people use it as a distraction from other problems, like dealing with unwanted feelings. To find this out, Beck recommends sitting down in your room for 10 minutes and taking a look around.

Finally Finished My Bathroom This Weekend!

Boring White Wall To Bright And Whimsical

I Love Decorating During The Holidays

If you get the urge to fix something, you might be decorating through anxiety. Because if your decorating urges came wanting to make your home more beautiful, you would start noticing the beautiful details that are already there, like the pattern of a rug. “If you accept your home as it is, you’ll be in a position to decorate out of a love for beauty, rather than a fear of being present,” Beck writes.

Apartment Gallery Wall

Hello Darkness My Old Friend

I’m Putting Myself Out There By Putting Myself In Here

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Her third tip for obsessive decorators is to consider if you’re doing this just because you want to “get things done.” Our culture values any activity, even if it’s just for doing’s sake, so let your home be the one place where everything doesn’t have to be perfect. “If you accept your home as it is, you’ll be in a position to decorate out of a love for beauty,” Beck concludes.

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