i've built up that chair so much in my head that sitting in it can't be anything but a disappointment.
it's too good to be true.
it's too good to be true.
By bud Go To Posti've built up that chair so much in my head that sitting in it can't be anything but a disappointment.I know right?
it's too good to be true.
I see a cheaper version for 499 - I'm thinking, this would be a good January bonus buy
https://bykallevig.com/en/product/the-lounge-chair/
It is heavenly to sit on. Easily the most comfortable place in my house, especially as it's currently right beside my bar cart
By Laboured Go To PostBar… cart…?Drinks... trolley...?
Speaking of chairs we have been looking for a new love seat because the current one kind of sucks. But I’m not sure it’s worth since we will probably be in a new apartment by March/April anyway and may as well just stick it out. My gf also hates the poang chair lol.
By Daz Go To PostWtf is Love seat?Y’all don’t say loveseat in the UK? It’s a two person couch/sofa.
By Perfect Blue Go To PostY’all don’t say loveseat in the UK? It’s a two person couch/sofa.
That's so cute
I think I want to try and build furniture. Some of the modern stuff looks super easy simply because design is square with clean edges. I would’t need a lathe. I would, however need a table routers, planer and sander
By Perfect Blue Go To Posthttps://reddit.com/r/InteriorDesign/comments/hzj2vz/modern_design_apartment_thoughts/Did anyone take a screenshot of this? They deleted the post but the top comment is killing me. This place sounds like an abomination
How do y’all feel about this? Not for me
By i can get you a toe Go To PostNo but I remember the kitchen making no sense and being devoid of cabinets.And no functional sink, iirc.
That’s a pretty decent use of space but does dude really need that coffee machine or whatever that is? The table to the left of the dining table is a waste of space.
By i can get you a toe Go To PostThat's a drying rack set up on the left since he doesn't have a dishwasher.I didnt even notice that...
By i can get you a toe Go To PostThat's a drying rack set up on the left since he doesn't have a dishwasher.Ah damn didn't notice that, you're right.
Studios aren't really meant to be cooked in, that's not to say you can't, just that the stove basically exists for boiling tap water. We find ways to do it (because duh Covid. cheaper, etc) but the idea is you're rarely home and eating out a lot/traveling/in the office or whatever.
By i can get you a toe Go To PostThis in particular is ass.
Some of the pine is a little much for me, but I mostly liked it it. Then I got to this picture.
That being said so much of that is bad due to the size of the mirror and how bad those light fixtures are.
By i can get you a toe Go To PostThis in particular is ass.3 red cords if you really need somehelp in there
The exposed cord look is super industrial and the cords needs to be straitened to look good.
That space is bad, but it’s mostly proportions. The brass square plate covering the box is off center after you spread the lights out. The box needed to shift rightwards in the wall.
The box is currently placed like that assuming you’ll just use a normal vanity fixture, in which case you’re centered over your actual vanity. Then it’s just a matter of finding a mirror that fills the space well and then maybe some wood shelves over the toilet
Also tbat receptacle isn’t GFCI lol
That space is bad, but it’s mostly proportions. The brass square plate covering the box is off center after you spread the lights out. The box needed to shift rightwards in the wall.
The box is currently placed like that assuming you’ll just use a normal vanity fixture, in which case you’re centered over your actual vanity. Then it’s just a matter of finding a mirror that fills the space well and then maybe some wood shelves over the toilet
Also tbat receptacle isn’t GFCI lol
By Daz Go To PostMy beef is with the tile placement - wtf is this?
Looks like he has an odd shaped room. Tiles are a 90 degree angle and the wall is more like 110 degrees. Nothing you can do, though I would choose a larger tile with less grout lines to hide this some I think
This is why architects and designers hate each other lol
Also due to the odd shaped angle wall, it looks like the vanity is flat against the back so there’s a gap between the wall and the front left side of the vanity itself.
This is a lesson in building square walls people.
Also as a general rule of thumb, your hardware and trim should match. IE: door handles and vanity light are gold / brass, the faucet should be as well.
I'm guessing this is just a guest bathroom cause there ain't anywhere to put shit people use too. Those drawers aren't nearly enough. Considering their love of beams and wood and shit they could have put some built ins above the fuckin' toilet that's for sure.
By Perfect Blue Go To Posthttps://www.reddit.com/r/malelivingspace/comments/i6fwt3/making_the_most_of_my_tiny_space_in_tokyo/Like that self. All the same size just grid squares bores me.
slick
Yeah I like that shelf, or something like it would be cool. Do a box shape built in with different size rectangles inside that make up the actual shelving, maybe?
Either way he needs to create two spaces. One above the shitter and one above the vanity and he’s mostly done that accept he offsets the lights on cords to make up for the lack of shelving we’re talking about and it looks bad.
I really can’t get over how out of square it is, as a whole. Actual design like what we’re talking about, and actual out of squareness of the room in general.
Either way he needs to create two spaces. One above the shitter and one above the vanity and he’s mostly done that accept he offsets the lights on cords to make up for the lack of shelving we’re talking about and it looks bad.
I really can’t get over how out of square it is, as a whole. Actual design like what we’re talking about, and actual out of squareness of the room in general.
With such a high ceiling there could even be a really cool fixture and instead bulbs on strings. Really don't get it. There's plenty of better looking set ups that are that simple too. It looks so silly.
By Daz Go To PostOVERKILL
Even for Fender.
I love that 😂
By Daz Go To PostOVERKILLWhat I don't get is all these fancy af looking places always have very uncomfortable looking furniture.
Even for Fender.
By Perfect Blue Go To PostWhat I don't get is all these fancy af looking places always have very uncomfortable looking furniture.
I think I just look at spaces differently. The furniture is specially pleasing as well as the color pallet. The concrete, natural woods and that piano all work well at first glance. But that about all I pay attention too lol
I’m most impressed by the space itself. The desert terrarium and all that natural light. Reminds me of something from Gataca.
By Perfect Blue Go To PostWhat I don't get is all these fancy af looking places always have very uncomfortable looking furniture.That's because literally no one is using that room.
If I ever hit a windfall, using this local guy to build something. I loooooove this design
https://meglassonarchitect.com/
Part of me wants a Hobbit-style concrete-ish house built into a hill though.
The room looks cool, but I'm already hearing all the echoes and debating if I would ever spend time in that room because it seems to only work if you want to just lie down by yourself and read a book or something? I guess you can have two or three people on the end of the couch watching whoever is playing the piano.
It's not really set up well as a space for groups to hang out in.
It's not really set up well as a space for groups to hang out in.
By Laboured Go To PostIt's a bench, Bold. For fuckin'.
By Fenderputty Go To PostYeah I’ll agree there. Concrete and size could be problematic with regards to EchosGiven the first quote, perhaps the echos are the intent.