I love this! The blue is so brave, and nothing else in the room is competing with it.
camerontylek
First reaction was that that the couch was a booth in a diner.
KaNGkyebin
I think this might be chef/recipe developer/influencer Molly Baz’s home, designed by her husband Willett who is a furniture designer (you can see more on his Instagram @WilletSpace).
green_velvet_goodies
This gives me airport lounge vibes.
Sweatpant-Diva
That couch looks like the one I have built in on my sailboat, in a home it’s 🥴
themooglove
This doesn’t feel like a home to me. More like a waiting area in a lobby. I can’t work out why it gives me that impression.
xjwv
Reminds me of that one period in wandavision
spiralled
This looks like a dentist’s waiting room.
laylowlazlo
This gives me grippy sock vacay vibes
jason8585
It feels outdated and modern at the same time.
dearabby1
That couch looks about as comfortable as a seat on Spirit Airlines.
theMEtheWORLDcantSEE
Looks 70s old people home.
jetstobrazil
Shit be looking like an ad for anything. Literally just write Samsung Mobile US on the bottom.
Nice
TransportationAway59
That living room screams California and idk why exactly
4mer4mer-Where2Land
Ouch people. No one has to love the design. But the overuse of simile and metaphor is sounding mean spirited and more than a bit petty. “This looks like a …” or “This reminds me of…” isn’t adding anything to a discussion about design. It appears, to me at least, that the intent behind the “Your Mama” type comparisons is to simply hurt someone’s feelings. Just sayin’
SLM84
OMG 😍😍😍
bing-no
It looks very pretty but not really comfy
Dchama86
“Dr. Kravitz, you have a visitor in the main lobby.”
Nilempress
This place needs a darker fireplace tile/brick setting, replacing that blah art with a big bold one or multiples, and a rug that harmonises with the blue and allows the coffee table to stand out instead of uselessly fading into nothing.
debby821
This just looks like a rent bungalow room
darkestknight11
Grandma’s house circa the 1950’s vibes haha
Taman_Should
Man that is one SHARP window angle above the sliding door. A bit questionable IMO. Did it really need to be the same width as the door?
Top_Raspberry_478
I like the idea. Would love to see a contrasting pattern in a darker tone for the fireplace. Stone maybe? No brick please, as others are suggesting… I would also like a harmonious rug to bring it together. Statement art piece or smaller piece with some added lighting.
![Sunny California living room [3063 x 2431]](https://www.ffood.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/5ituxjq8umla1-scaled.jpg "Sunny California living room [3063 x 2431]")
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I love this! The blue is so brave, and nothing else in the room is competing with it.
First reaction was that that the couch was a booth in a diner.
I think this might be chef/recipe developer/influencer Molly Baz’s home, designed by her husband Willett who is a furniture designer (you can see more on his Instagram @WilletSpace).
This gives me airport lounge vibes.
That couch looks like the one I have built in on my sailboat, in a home it’s 🥴
This doesn’t feel like a home to me. More like a waiting area in a lobby. I can’t work out why it gives me that impression.
Reminds me of that one period in wandavision
This looks like a dentist’s waiting room.
This gives me grippy sock vacay vibes
It feels outdated and modern at the same time.
That couch looks about as comfortable as a seat on Spirit Airlines.
Looks 70s old people home.
Shit be looking like an ad for anything. Literally just write Samsung Mobile US on the bottom.
Nice
That living room screams California and idk why exactly
Ouch people. No one has to love the design. But the overuse of simile and metaphor is sounding mean spirited and more than a bit petty. “This looks like a …” or “This reminds me of…” isn’t adding anything to a discussion about design. It appears, to me at least, that the intent behind the “Your Mama” type comparisons is to simply hurt someone’s feelings. Just sayin’
OMG 😍😍😍
It looks very pretty but not really comfy
“Dr. Kravitz, you have a visitor in the main lobby.”
This place needs a darker fireplace tile/brick setting, replacing that blah art with a big bold one or multiples, and a rug that harmonises with the blue and allows the coffee table to stand out instead of uselessly fading into nothing.
This just looks like a rent bungalow room
Grandma’s house circa the 1950’s vibes haha
Man that is one SHARP window angle above the sliding door. A bit questionable IMO. Did it really need to be the same width as the door?
I like the idea. Would love to see a contrasting pattern in a darker tone for the fireplace. Stone maybe? No brick please, as others are suggesting… I would also like a harmonious rug to bring it together. Statement art piece or smaller piece with some added lighting.
Beach boy vibes