/r/AmateurRoomPorn
“Real people, real rooms”. Original content only, photographed and submitted by the actual people living in the rooms.
Real people, real rooms. Original content only, photographed and submitted by the actual people living in the rooms.
Submissions should include spaces that are purposefully designed and assembled, with the intent of capturing the aesthetics of the room. Please share your inspiration in creating your space and why it holds meaning and significance to you. The more detail you include, the more there will be to talk about!
Please read the Reddiquette Guide before posting to this or ANY subreddit!
ALL SUBMISSIONS MUST INCLUDE A LOCATION IN THE TITLE OR THEY WILL BE REMOVED.
Original content only. Sharing content you found online will result in automatic suspension.
This is a "ROOM" sharing sub. There are to be NO PEOPLE in your image. Pets are allowed, provided they are not the primary focus of the photo and not included in the title.
Creativity is highly encouraged! In both your content and post title. Post titles must be factual and opinion-free.
Occasionally, links will get mistakenly flagged as spam. If you post something valid and it doesn't show up, please "mod message" us and it will be fixed.
PLEASE NO DESIGN HELP REQUESTS! If you need help designing a room, please go to r/DesignMyRoom. Once you are finished with your room, come back here and post photos of the results.
This also means NO WORK IN PROGRESS (WIP) posts. Only rooms that are completely finished/ready to share.
NO LINKS TO SPONSORED CONTENT OF ANY KIND.
RUDE, IMMATURE, PETTY, RACIST, SEXIST, HOMOPHOBIC RESPONSES WILL RESULT IN BEING SUSPENDED. THE LENGTH OF TIME WILL BE DETERMINED BY THE SEVERITY OF YOUR COMMENT.
NO DOXXING COMMENTS!!!
Doxxing is what it is called when you use information given online to find out further personal information about a poster. When people ask/give out the specific locations (like building names/streets/specific landmarks) you are basically giving the OP's exact location to the internet and that is NOT acceptable. Asking neighborhoods is fine. If the OP wants to answer, that is his or her choice. But comments that just say exact locations will be removed and repeat offenders will be banned.
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How do I spice this up?
It’s an awkward room off the bedroom. I’m moving into my boyfriend’s place and we are making this room into a walk in closet. I hate the curtains so that will change.
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Slackpostweekend
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Sparkles in breakfast nook. North Carolina.
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Little nook in my living room, Hamburg.
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Cloudy afternoon in the Living Room 🪴 3rd floor apt in Colorado
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Dawn To Dusk In My Chicago Loft Living Room [1752x990]
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Sunroom in winter
Sunroom corner without the TV this winter
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What would you do with walls that are next to beds??
Because of having a king sized bed, the bed needs to be against the wall for the walkways to be clear. I have this fan that I would like to hang (it's just perched on the bedframe for the photo). But I do not know whether to put it above the headboard because it seems to fit just right... or place it on the larger wall.
- If I do the large wall, do I center it between the window frame and the wall or center it on the length of the bed?? And then leave above the headboard empty or put something smaller?
- If I stick with it's current placement.. what the heck do I do with large blank wall? Floating shelves of some sort? I do want to paint the walls some time soon but even after that, it's a very large wall to keep bare.
I don't make my bed on the weekend, so sorry. But please throw your ideas at me!
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Sunroom
Sunroom 1st season, LI Ny
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Afternoon in my living room
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my little studio apartment in El Paso, TX
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My little studio apartment in Seattle, WA
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Home office corner after work jalisco, mx
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Maximizing a micro studio apartment - 330 sqft (Ottawa, Canada)
Almost 6.5 months post move-in and I am finally kinda happy about this space! This is my 330 SQFT apartment in Ottawa. I have to admit, when I got the keys to my apartment I was really scared I had made a mistake getting an apartment so small even though it was in a great location, and has amazing views for a really reasonable cost. It was challenging to find a way to fit my bedroom space / living space / kitchen nook, and a WFH space into one area, especially since this apartment came with very limited closet space (1 tiny coat closet!). After many changes, and lots of ikea trips it seems to have come together, and I think I have found the best ways to maximize my space allowing me to have friends over and host game nights, while still having storage space and a place for me to work without feeling like i'm crammed in one room all day.
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