Anyone else interested in interior design? I'm taking an introductory course this semester, and it's really fascinating!

Here are some spaces I enjoy:

That bathroom is literally something out of my dreams! That way it so elegantly incorporates crisp modern lines with the organic greenery makes it feel so fresh and clean!

Those pics look amazing, omg. The third one looks great.

Is that the shower in the last pic or?

Yup! You can see the nozzles on the right and the soaker tub in the background.

Interior Design is so inspiring to me, I love it! The bathroom picture in the OP is insane.

I'm personally a really big fan of neutrals, wood, and concrete, all really airy and lots and lots of natural light. I don't really like the excessively warm styles (brick walls, big leather couches, dark wood tables etc.)

How difficult would it be to replicate the look? What would the budget be?

I hate modern so much.

I LOVE old Victorian kind of looks. And anything with a home made kind of feel. I want a Victorian home that I can decorate with a bunch of mismatched second hand furniture. And I have so many family photos in frames, its insane. Lol.

For a nearly identical bathroom? I can't see what the rest looks like, but the budget would be enormous. A soaker tub like that is several grand alone.

If you were to cut corners on luxury materials and tweak a few components I bet you could scrape it together with about $15,000 - 20,000. Just a rough guess, though.

But omg I hate things being on the floor. Everything has to be on some sort of furniture or stand. When people stack things on the floor it drives me nuts. I have so many end tables and racks! Even my laundry bins are going up on hooks. A clean floor is heaven.

Money no object, I'd love to own a remote cottage in the countryside with contemporary character.

BUT I'd also love a small high-rise apartment in a futuristic city, decorated ultra-modern like in those pics posted

Edit: Also a London townhouse in a rich, leafy district, with period features.

Victorian homes are amazing. So rich in detail and history! I don't think I could live in one, though.

I love marble, especially for countertops. My sister is moving into a new place next month and she bought this incredible marble kitchen table, whew!

The 4th one i want a studio apartment like that.

It doesn't have to be authentic for me. Just that kind of style with lots of earthy tones, rounded furniture, LOTS of fabric, and light colors of wood. I hate black, silver, and chrome themes rooms. Reminds me of cold clinical places or something. Lol.

Something like the house on Charmed

With all their dated furniture though?

Marble is gorgeous! A shame it's not very resilient.

So something like this?

I'm studying...:s