when I worked at a furniture store we delivered a $1000 dining room table made by the Amish to a man who lived in a trailer decorated exactly like this
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what’s the issue this looks dope. is this a class signaling thing 🤔
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I don't know if it's a class thing? it definitely has class markers, but I can think of better living room layouts within the same class!
I hate the aesthetic that's being aimed at here but even if I ignore that, there are much better ways to do this
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-TV is off center between wall sconces
-pictures on the wall are touching the sconces
-too many Items crammed into one room; hard to navigate, hard to clean, hard to balance visually
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-tile ceilings are just bad there is no way to make them look good. pure utilitarian element in a room that doesn't care at all about being utilitarian
-red couch against red wall
-more things touching other things on the wall
-room will accumulate dust like mad
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-enough things aesthetically clash with one another to be jarring but not enough to tip over into "eclectic"
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ok I guess if you're only going for "number of people who can comfortably see the TV at once" then this room is utilitarian ig
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fascinating. i don’t think any of this would have occurred to me 😅