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Heyy guyss, So I'll be staying in this hostel room for the next 4–5 years, and I really want to transform my side into a cozy, aesthetic + functional space. This is a shared room (2 people), and I have attached pictures of the current setup. What I want: Cozy warm lighting (yellow tones) Option for RGB/LED mood lighting Clean and aesthetic study desk setup Organized space Constraints: No drilling allowed Limited budget (trying to stay reasonable) Small space Needs to be practical for daily studying Things I’m considering: LED strip lights (wave pattern on wall) Pegboard for organization Stick-on floating shelves Desk organizers + storage boxes Chair mat / small rug Ergonomic chair Plants + minimal decor What should I do with the green wall behind my desk? Pegboard vs floating shelves, which is more useful long term? Best lighting setup for both studying and aesthetics? Any must-have items that made a big difference in setup? How do I avoid making the room look cluttered? Would really appreciate any ideas, suggestions, or even small improvements.Thanks in advance 🫶🏻. submitted by /u/SourTiramisu00 to r/DesignMyRoom [link] [comments]

Heyy guyss,so I'll be staying in this hostel room for the next 4–5 years for my college and I really want to transform my side into a cozy, aesthetic and functional space. This is a shared room (2 people), and I have attached pictures of the current setup. What I want: Cozy warm lighting (yellow tones) Option for RGB/LED mood lighting Clean and aesthetic study desk setup Organized space Constraints: No drilling allowed Limited budget (trying to stay reasonable) Small space Needs to be practical for daily studying Things I am considering: LED strip lights (wave pattern on wall) Pegboard for organization Stick-on floating shelves Desk organizers + storage boxes Chair mat / small rug Ergonomic chair Plants + minimal decor 1)What should I do with the green wall behind my desk? 2)Pegboard or floating shelves,which is more useful long term? 3)Best lighting setup for both studying and aesthetics? 4)Any must-have items that made a big difference in setup? 5)Budget-friendly places/websites in India for these items? 6)How do I avoid making the room look cluttered? Would really appreciate any ideas, suggestions, or even small improvements. Thanks in advance 🫶🏻 submitted by /u/SourTiramisu00 to r/IndianHomeDecor [link] [comments]

Btw if anyone can forward this to Paramount that would be great. 🖖 If you dont bother to read, then why bother to comment? Role up your sleeves, this is a long one. People are out of their minds if they think these modern "audience-first" writers have ever actually watched classic Star Trek let alone even checked the memory alpha library. You are being paid to make Star Trek, not your bloody useless "I'm special" vision that nobody wants or cares about. Stick to the Star Trek formula and stick your vision up your backside. Nobody hired you to play auteur with someone else's legacy. We want real exploration is that so hard to understand? Atleast strange new worlds tries. Picard, Janeway, James, Sisko, Pike they were / are amazing captains leading bold adventures into the unknown. The older series, and all the movies are great. Pray tell. How are the animated shows nailing it. Lower Decks and Prodigy deliver fun, true-to-form Trek that fans actually love while the live-action stuff keeps serving up slop that looks half written by ai? For goodness sake even Orville does it better. Want to save the franchise then give Seth McFarlan a call. He might give you some ideas. Since he isn't out of touch with his audience Alex. Yet when we call it out, Jonathan Frakes has the audacity to tell us off like we're the problem. Self appointed "artists" should be able to take criticism and listen to their audience Jonathan. Tell me: Is this mythical "modern audience" even in the room with us right now? They've never shown up in big numbers for any of the other shows that got ruined. These knuckleheads cater to an imaginary crowd that barely exists, just to piss off the core fans, tank the ratings, and pretend they're visionaries patting themselves on the back, all while acting clueless about what actual audiences want. Take that Klingon in Starfleet Academy. That skirt uniform is only meant for specific formal occasions, it's not designed for a Klingon who just loves wearing skirts because he's gay. I'm a gay man myself, so why can't we have a hot, bulky, butch Klingon hunk who's a total warrior, a proud and traditional Klingon through and through... and they mention just once in the background that he just happens to be gay, in passing, then never bring it up again? That would fit the species, feel authentic, honor Klingon culture, and respect the character without hijacking the entire plot. No let's make every gay person a fragile flower, feminine and meek. Is that really how you see us? The Orville showed a Moclan family story without obsessing over them being gay every five minutes. It went: "They're gay. They're parents, they have family issues like the rest of us, being gay wasnt their only characteristic, they were well developed. Cool, now thats an actual plot." Natural representation, no constant reminders, lectures, etc. That's how you do it right. Instead, we get vapid writers who dont bother to do research and are only obsessed with making entire episodes revolve around someone's gayness and representation, rather than the exploration, discovery, and big ideas Star Trek is supposed to be about. Discovery, adventure, exploratiom, complex moral dilemmas, some emotional contexts (e.g. not crying minute in every episode), complex multidimensional character growth and fun. Thats what's Star Trek has always been about. I suppose that atleast strange new worlds follows a better mix of old and new styles and format. And don't get me started on how Michael Burnham was literally raised by Vulcans, adopted by Sarek and Amanda, trained in their logic and emotional suppression, yet she cries in (or damn near) every episode. The irony is thick. Meanwhile, there are multiple episodes heavily focused on gay characters and relationships, Stamets and Culber's romance, Adira and Gray's story, greatly exagerated identities and story, with non-binary coming-out moments, queer found-family arcs, that take center stage over actual sci-fi exploration. I mean do it once, show a genuine gay/straight kiss now and then but the way they have done it, you cant be serious. Why dont you go take your politics and ideology to Saudi Arabia, Iran and Palestine, were it will actually have an impact, you hypocrites. Oh but you wouldn’t dare would you, how convenient, the audacity to preach (to an already understanding and fatigued audience) yet you dont put your money where your mouth is where it matters. We like scifi, we get identity, you dont have to lecture us or make a season about it. Neither do we want your fake poorly written tokenism. Imagine, all this in a future where nobody bloody cares if you're gay, bi, or identify as a teaspoon, why are we getting sermon after sermon on (human contextual) identity/discrimination when we signed up for starships, strange new worlds, and bold ideas? And it's not just the gay Klingons and Discovery's endless queer storylines, fans dislike a ton more about this modern slop. The writing is lazy and unprofessional, with crews acting like angsty teens instead of competent officers. Characters are flat, unlikable, or walking stereotypes. The tone is all over the place, trying to be YA teen drama one minute, then forcing heavy moral lectures the next. And oh, the stupid Mexico filter in Starfleet Academy, everything should be bright and colorful to capture that optimistic, aspirational Federation vibe, instead, it's washed out in this orange/yellow desaturated grading that makes the whole thing look dull, cheap, and like a bad soap opera set in a desert instead of the stars. Don't you know that Apple laptops used during production have a P3 wide color gamut, and you can hire people who know how to use all of it properly? Yet they still choose to slap on this ugly, over-warm filter that kills the vibrancy Trek is famous for. The interior of every ship is scifi, but uninviting and dark as shit. Lord help the person who drops something small in an emergency. Where are the greys and or biege colour's you can use for the bridge like in Orville or Prodigy. Hey let's also add as much lense flare as possible, why not. The whole storyline where Klingons are nearly wiped out, disconnected from the Empire, and one of the last remaining ones turns out to be the "gayest" of them all, wearing makeup, a skirt, and carrying a purse? No fan ever asked for that. It's cognitive dissonance at its worst. They could have done that with a human character, or any other race it might suit better. But disrespecting Klingons by forcing them to conform to human standards because of forced diversity like that is ridiculous, Klingons don't bend to our ways. There were better aliens races to use or humans. A protective bubble surrounding the entire Federation? Karen, please. This is a disgrace created by people determined to push their own personal dei vision and who have no creative ability or accountability to the franchise whatsoever. Honestly people try to murder a franchise and purposes do so to upset fans, should be put on trial. Nobody cares about your vision. You can shove it where the sun doesnt shine. You arent special and stick to the actual Star Trek formula. We used to explore strange new worlds and bold new ideas in every episode. We don't need to explore how gay a character is every few episodes or focus only on 1 characters emotional instability, that's a bloody disgrace to prioritize over everything else. No wonder they pay writers so little when this is the slop they produce... and yet some people still defend it. Imagine that. I mean wtf was the section 31 nonsense. How can you have Michelle Yeoh onboard and they still completely stuff up every single spect of the movie. How can you have assigned dei writers and a director who literally couldn't tell you about star trek if they tried. Do you like wasting milllions and opportunities to make more money? Honestly, take them and the decision makers and make sure that they are blacklisted from ever touching any visual arts or franchises again. You obsess over diversity in skin color and sexual preference in a future where none of that should matter anymore, but you completely ignore diversity in stories, alien cultures, and fresh ideas. My message to the writers and producers? - YOU ARE LIMIITED. (mentally, creatively, ideologically, socially, contextually, etc you name it and and most of you dont even bother to really try) The shame. I mean, who bloody knew that in the future there is no laser eye surgery or Ozempic equivalents that they can do? Did they loose their braincells and that technology during the burn as well? They literally go out of their way to get the ugliest obese, sometimes loud woman, that they can find. E.g. head of Earth defence, same for the representatives of Trill. Trill have super blue eyes and why are they all black now instead (cant we for once have a species that follows a certain pre established aesthetic that you wont ruin). Saw some special Betazeds too, etc. Talk about taking the shit. On top of that for almost every real position of power there is a woman and she's is usually condescending. Ah and now everyone is a mix of 4 species for some reason and a male only species, magically has females. Amazing. So science can make a new gender but you can't cure cellulite, .... and fix the short military buz cut every butch woman appears to have. Why not boldly explore a fresh planet, craft an exciting new story and species with stunning Black actors and a unique aesthetic? The Trill were perfect as they were, why force unnatural changes (tokenism) or integrations into every existing element? Same goes for the Klingons, why change them, you could have used that (cool) look to make a new species. It breaks the emersion and you (with your two braincells) know this. Atleast strange new worlds is ok. These people are mental cases, who blatantly lie about their slops popularity while also patronizing people for not watching garbage, when their "modern audience" fails to show up, again. I could come up with 20 brand-new, never-before-seen episode ideas off the top of my head. Yet these writers seem only capable of rehashing the same old stories from the past, making slight tweaks, or churning out multiple episodes about someone's sexuality in a utopia where nobody cares. This isn't just Star Trek, it's ruining most modern shows. It's an utter disgrace. Did all the producers and writers get dumber after COVID or something? Grow up. Seriously, want to make change, then go to Arabia/China, I am sure your message will go far and fix a lot of problems they have. Go and do some real good where its needed. Not this fake, half assed virtue signaling. Is it not funny how the Orville, Lower decks, Prodogy does start trek better then the current live action tv shows? Star Trek isn't just a show or a franchise to me, it's something far deaper and more personal. It taught me about life better than school ever did. It showed me how complex people truly are, how relationships work (and sometimes don't), and layers of lessons about empathy, ethics, leadership, and what it means to be human. Honestly, the best teacher in all of it was probably Jean-Luc Picard. How could he not be? The writing was pure art, thoughtful, principled, and full of quiet wisdom that stuck with me. They did the emotional / internal external conflict aspect and moral dilemmas way better back then. Star Trek was also what I used to watch with my mother when she was... . It united my family, we'd sit together, stop everything, and discuss episodes, characters, the moral dilemmas, the hopeful future it painted. Star Trek was there when I was sick with the flu, stuck in bed, needing comfort or escape. It was a constant companion through good days and bad, it created memories I still hold onto. Btw, I am young, gay and coloured and grew up in an arab country when I was younger and I am allowed to complain and express my opinion however I see fit. And you know what, people keeping quiet is why they think they can keep getting away with this rubbish in the first place. submitted by /u/Artistic_Cloud_9272 to r/trektalk [link] [comments]

EDIT: Thank you everyone for your feedback. I have put together a post outlining my remodel goals here https://www.reddit.com/r/hometheater/comments/1rpub4l/home_theater_aesthetic_critique_the_plan/ I’m looking for feedback on the design and aesthetics of my home theater. I’m very happy with how it sounds, but I feel like the room could look better and I’m struggling to decide what direction to take. I think I may have gone a bit overboard with the wood accents, and the room now feels a little busy. The only things that need to stay are the couch and the speaker layout. I can’t move the subs because of the limited walking space, but otherwise I’m open to just about anything. I’m not really looking to change equipment but I would happily hear feedback. I’m open to suggestions such as new trim, different speaker stands, a new entertainment center, changes to panel colors or sizes, lighting ideas, or anything else you think might improve the room. Some details about the room: Display • 65" TCL QM8 Audio • Onkyo TX-NR6050 • Ascend CBM-170 SE (LCR) • Pyle Atmos speakers • Dual Ultimax 12 DIY subs powered by a Behringer NX3000D • Jamo 809 surrounds Room • 11 × 11 × 7 ft treated room • DIY acoustic panels (one 4×3 ft and two 4×6 ft) • Bass traps in every corner submitted by /u/chom1081 to r/hometheater [link] [comments]

The title basically says it all. I just moved into my first solo space, and I'm excited at all the furnishing possibilities! I have attached a collage (picture #1) of my current idea for my living space. I have already ordered the couch. I keep going back an forth on what type of rug and coffee table to get (I think I'm leaning toward a mid-century modern aesthetic). I would like feedback on my idea and would also appreciate advice/alternative suggestions. My living room is 10x10, light brown hardwood floors (picture #2), and white walls. EDIT: Pictures are in the comments submitted by /u/NinaVH to r/femalelivingspace [link] [comments]

I have recently moved into this rental apartment. It has come with this tiny sofa (2 seater*1 and 1 seater*2) and a huge dining table (I already put covers on the dining table chair).. pls help me make this living room cosy and aesthetic.. I cannot remove the dining table though.. also, I want to install a tv too.. just not sure which wall should I put it on.. my landlord has just asked me not to damage the wall, so basically I am not allowed to use nails and screws!!! Sorry for the shabby pictures!! Thanks :) submitted by /u/PNJ0207 to r/IndianHomeDecor [link] [comments]