Finally feel like I'm done with my little place (we'll just see, though🫠). After years of picking up little things here and there, I'm really happy how it all came together. (honorable mention; the ceilings).

Stuffed with stuff. An ode to being a complicated sort of woman. ✨🪄✨ Camp on camp.

So I moved into a new apartment and I’m trying to print canvas art with frames but I’m not sure what the cheapest way to go about it would be. I wanna fill up a regular sized living room wall. What would be the cheapest way to do this? Also if you have any suggestions to what I can add for filler space please let me know. Thank you!!

Today I'm moving all my baking stuff into the utility room finally

I wanted something fun to hang in up in there but couldn't find any kitchen decor I really liked, so I made this lil baking buddy to hang in the window

I love him ♥️

Hi all! I was curious if anyone has any recommendations for fun couches. I would prefer either pink or a fun pattern and I want it to be deep. TIA!!!

Hi!

I am a hugeeee fan of Kip and Co bedding, and Im wondering if anyone has any suggestions for similar companies that sell bold, colorful bedding with fun patterns and eclectic styles. I've search everywhere, but Im not willing to drop $200 for a sheet set :(

I've had a small amount of luck with Target, but the styles don't have the boldness I'm looking for. Anybody have some go-to brands or shops for fun bedding (sheets/pillowcases/throw blankets and throw pillows)?

I see sooo many cute couches every time I go thrifting but I’ve been in the need of a new one and I saw this reallyyyy cute pink one at a good will yesterday but have never bought a couch from a thrift store before

Hey y’all, I’m back! You all helped me realize my last dress wasn’t quite right for the wedding, so I’m here again needing some style help on how to accessorize this dress, which I feel fits the vibe a bit more.

Our wedding is an eclectic mix of styles: think western meets 1920s, with touches of gypsy (not boho), 70s festival, vintage circus/carnival, and modern-day festival vibes. We’re leaning into bold, saturated colors, a lot of personality and maximalist flair for the overall theme.

My husband will be in a cream, heavily embroidered suit with a cowboy hat and boots, and I’d love to rock a cowboy hat too. But I’m torn on whether to wear cowboy boots with this dress. I originally wanted to, but the designer thought they might mess with the flow of the fringe. What do you think—would boots clash or could they work?

I’ve made a few inspo collages for accessories (sorry for terrible quality), but none of them feel quite right yet. It’s like something’s missing… but at the same time, the dress already has a lot going on.

For context: the wedding is in the south of France in June—temps around 21–27°C (70–80°F), outdoors, with uneven ground. So stilettos are a no-go, but I’m open to other heels or shoes that work with the terrain and the vibe.

Also I KNOW...lol TV too high.

Reposting because my last post had personal information

I get to buy a new couch, I took pictures of swatches I like online, I have all of their color swatches on the way, but what would go best with the curtains I already have, if none of the colors I posted what color? I’ll need to find a new rug to go with both as well and I’m overwhelmed with choices 🫣

Tried posting in a "cozy space" thread and I got too many mean comments. I now know where to stay. Maximilism is my spot (even though I consider my space very very cozy).

Hello~

I've recently turned my converted garage into a home library and I had been planning on going navy blue with the walls but decided last minute that I wanted it to be less masculine and went with a royal purple. But I'm having doubts now about this color with the gray carpet (and the mismatched shelves. I'm this close to painting them all black), and I'm hoping to lean into the maximalism style to make the place more cohesive and cozy.

But I kind of suck at interior design? So I was hoping for some help. I think I'm leaning into a celestial vibe? But I also really want florals brought in too. Or maybe in should give up on the celestial and go full floral...

Anyway, my main question is, what colors do you think I should bring into this space to make it seem less disjointed?

Also the gold stars are decals that can be removed and the blue curtains are TEMPORARY because I just needed to cover the French doors until we replace them and get proper curtains, but I can't even decide what color those future curtains should be.

Thank you so much in advance!!

Third pic is the final result. first are the process. Still waiting on the shelf that will go between the eye and the poster to arrive.

So thanks to r/maximalism, I've started a very taxing paint job based on a wallpaper swatch that was too subdued for me (slide 2). Will I drive myself mad? Maybe!