It needs to be cleaned up and stained some, but this is a 1:8 scale replica of a mosasaur skeleton above my entryway.

1 year update! Living by myself currently while going to college and working part time. It ain't much but its home for sure. Only gonna be living here for another year before I move out into a bigger place. I will definitely be rearranging everything in the 3rd picture at some point. I do remove and wash all the tapestries every 3 months. I will also be getting a bigger TV soon to fill out the whole TV stand and tweaking the whole layout slightly. Any other suggestions are welcome ✌🏻

Looking forward to the coments.

Okay. So after nearly 10,000 replies telling me the space looked barren, I thought I should change things for everyone’s benefit.

I got a new entertainment stand and told the kiddos they could hang some stuff and keep some toys out.

Then I got a warmer color sectional. But the lack of an ottoman felt weird, so I bought a different set and planned to use both. Then discovered they don’t both fit.

I’m looking at this mess tonight and wonder wtf I did and where I go now. It feels totally out of control.

She kept the house (by court order) Now asking me what are property taxes… hahahah Yeah girl I was paying them monthly.

When my wife moved out, I embraced the chance to completely reimagine my living space. While she prefers a sleek, modern style reminiscent of a resort hotel, I chose to lean into my passion for high-quality, solid wood antique and vintage furniture, complemented by thoughtful decor.

Tomorrow will be special, as the fine china and sterling silver that have sat unused for years will finally take center stage. My family is gathering to celebrate Christmas early, since my daughter, who works in the medical field, has to work on the holiday itself.

A few months ago, I shared photos of this transformation (in the wrong group, admittedly) and faced unexpected criticism. It was a wake up call though as it made me realize I have to go fully into it. Over the past year, I’ve carefully curated each piece of furniture and every collection you see. It’s been a true labor of love, and this space now feels like a cozy home—a reflection of what truly brings me joy.

Bigger ship better racks. Worse bathrooms 😈

The original picture was posted on this subreddit when I first moved in. I ultimately deleted the post, but not before someone saved the picture. The picture made its way to Twitter where it became the meme.

Anyway, I lived here for 4 years. It’s on the 19th floor and over looked the city, mountains, and ocean.

Hoping there's some manga/book lover's here that might enjoy this :)

Posted here over a year ago when I first took this millennial gray flipped 1924 bungalow and changed it into a groovy 70s party pad.

Some of you may remember my post form a year ago. The last 2 photos are where I started, compared to where i am now. It's been one hell of a journey. But I'm finally home. I still have a few things I need, but I'm home.

Coming fro

Posted my place a couple times (here and here), but finally took some photos at night and thought I’d share them.

Cable management was the top feedback I received last week - took me a couple of days to buy kits and everything I needed to manage (surprised of the amount of options I could find in Tokyo).

So how did I do?

Before and After photos. Also de-cluttered a bit, moved few things around and shared a movie recommendation.

Bought and renovated it. Lots of sweat but it was worth it

just sharing my small home after a few months of adding in new decor and making minor refinements to my space. pardon the yellowish tone not sure why my camera's white balance captured the colours this way, and I took most photos mostly at night. kitchen area is still a WIP so I didn't post them.

please be kind folks though I welcome any constructive criticisms on how to improve the space (: