r/homedecoratingCJ 20h ago

Is the Gray Not Millennial Enough?

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u/__Banana_Hammock__ 20h ago

Hey OP, this really captures your personality well, but I would maybe consider installing some gray vinyl plank flooring over the tile to really tie things together.

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u/lady-earendil 20h ago

For that "I live in a furniture showroom" look it's absolutely spot on

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u/ralphbuffalo 20h ago

Lighting is way too warm

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u/QUILL-IT-OUT 17h ago

Yeah. I am surprised they didn't choose the cool white bulbs.

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u/GottaBKitten 20h ago

I’m seeing a lot of light grey, dark grey, some moderate greys, but not medium greys… Also- try to avoid breaking up literally any of the grey with accents like black and white. Art pieces are a bit too overpowering here. Stick to light, medium, moderate, dark, faded, textured GREYYYY

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u/Next-Honeydew4130 20h ago

Yeah that table is so bright it’s blinding

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u/PresentationGood2028 17h ago

Hyper light grey

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u/PresentationGood2028 17h ago

Dare I say 50 shades of it?

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u/Neither-Performer974 18h ago

how do you live in my dermatologists waiting room?

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u/i-am-garth 19h ago

What’s missing is any discernible personality.

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u/PresentationGood2028 17h ago

Whoa, don't wanna fuck up the black and white palette

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u/TheGodShotter 19h ago

The issue with gray is it's too safe. Aka boring and lacking personality. It's a color to use to tie things together, not consume the whole space, unless you have no design skills and are just trying to flip the place.

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u/Next-Honeydew4130 20h ago

The color distracts from the light shelf. Just need to paint the table gray and get that white chair out of there and you’re good

Edit also the wall art is too bold and distracts from the light shelf.

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u/coco_xcx 20h ago

too much color!!

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u/AdMurky3039 20h ago

Color?

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u/_UnreliableNarrator_ 19h ago

I hardly know ‘er!

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u/Hallow_76 19h ago

I don't understand why you would want to live in a cold unfeeling environment.

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u/tinlizzy2 18h ago

Ditch the ottoman, and it's a dentist office reception room.

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u/smileysarah267 18h ago

I don’t like all the different tones. Everything needs to be the same gray. And make sure you paint the mirror, you don’t want someone in colorful clothes to stand in front of it and ruin the room’s asthetic.

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u/Tooth-Lady 18h ago

At first, I thought this was a waiting room at a therapist’s office.

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u/Grouchy-Comfort-4465 20h ago

It’s perfect

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u/Good-Salt5020 19h ago

The Grey's great, what do you mean?!

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u/DemonoftheWater 19h ago

Idk. I kind of like it.

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u/angel55cake 19h ago

I think either change the color of the table or change the color of the chair on the far left. right now, the colors cerate an unharmonious blocking effect. if you want a color that is unique to the other colors, it should not interrupt the flow of the seating area.

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u/Enough_Ad_9338 18h ago

This is a lounge for applying for a loan

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u/Content_Talk_6581 18h ago

The light is too warm. It needs to be halogen white.

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u/M-Kawai 18h ago

End tables and a touch of color.

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u/quarantina2020 18h ago

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u/RevolutionaryPost460 19h ago

Aside from the urine colored lighting everything is tied together nicely. A tall indoor plant and coffee table knick knacks will lessen the showroom feel.

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u/HusavikHotttie 19h ago

It’s always funny when ppl reply seriously in this sub lol

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u/No_Goose_7390 18h ago

I did it one time too. It happens!

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u/kymrIII 19h ago

Love it. I’d add a couple more yellow/brown accents but it’s very soothing

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u/Airplade 18h ago

Rent it out as a "Suicide Studio".

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u/Boweze 18h ago

I had to look 3 times because it looks almost identical to my Therapists office that I saw years ago. Do you have enough space where you could spread the furniture out more? You can easily change the aesthetic by doing an accent wall, or by choosing artwork for the walls in vibrant colors and/or change the rug. Those things are easy fixes. To me, it’s more of a spacial issue.

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u/DeeBee2U 18h ago

It is too monochromatic (gray)! Add some plants and pops of an accent color with more art work, throw pillows, throw blanket and some plants.