#Maximalist home

[hermaximalismhome]

[thesorceresstemple]

[ccccwsworld]

there’s just something about maximalism

[boudoirmood]

Red Interiors

[ramblingsfromthytruly]

lil room details~

yes, it's a heartstopper reference

a print from pinterest + a photo of my parents in their early marriage days that i found in an album!

my dirty mirror + pics around it

a lil miniature that's been in the house forever (idk where it's from but it's so pretty!)

love-hate relationship with this thing (my alarm clock that keeps interrupting my sleep very rudely)

[girl-bateman]

A place to call home, pt. 20

[wefashionablyfutile]

✨💐 Future home inspo🌞🕯️🔮

[hometoursandotherstuff]

Here’s an unusual maximalist 1907 home in Cincinnati, Ohio for $337K. You gotta see this house.

The main hall has the original wood. Love that. 

They replaced the floors with tile, it seems, but at least it’s covered up w/furniture and carpets.

Wow, they decorated this girl to the nines.

The dining room has nice ceiling beams and the fireplace looks new, but it’s very pretty. 

I’m a little confused by the kitchen. It looks small, but it appears to have a pantry.

It took me a while to figure out that this is a powder room. How do they keep this clean?

There are 4 bds. and 2 baths up here on the 2nd fl.

Check this out- I couldn’t figure this room out, b/c it’s too small to be a bd.

But, look, it’s the laundry room! Have you ever seen such a fancy laundry room? It even has a fireplace buried behind all the cushions.

Okay, so here’s the main bd. 

And, another bd. When they move this stuff out, this house is going to look so plain.

This full bath is small, but it’s stuffed.

The finished attic looks a little like a furniture showroom.

Is this a family area? There’s some music equipment and a fireplace.

They have a dining area jammed in here. 

Is it a bathroom or a living room? There’re upholstered chairs and a TV next to the toilet. I have never seen anything like this.

The yard isn’t very nice for such a decorative home.

https://www.redfin.com/OH/Cincinnati/514-E-Mitchell-Ave-45217/home/78824981

[lobotomy17]

Maximalism or MAXIMALISM

When it comes to decorating your home with maximalist flair, you have the opportunity to make a bold and thrilling statement. Whether you lean towards vibrant and colorful wild-styled maximalism or prefer a more cohesive and consistent maximalist approach, each option has pros and cons. Here are three of each:

Pros:

1. Vibrant and Energetic Atmosphere: A wild-styled maximalist home filled with color can create a lively and energetic atmosphere that uplifts your mood and inspires creativity.

2. Expresses Personality: This style allows you to express your unique personality and preferences through patterns, textures, and colors that reflect your individuality.

3. Eclectic and Interesting: Such a home can be a conversation starter and a feast for the eyes, with a diverse range of decor items and styles coming together harmoniously.

Cons:

1. Overwhelming: Too much color and pattern can sometimes overwhelm the senses and make a space feel chaotic rather than cohesive.

2. Difficult to Maintain: Keeping such a vibrant space clean and organized can be challenging, as the abundance of items and colors may make cleaning and tidying up more time-consuming.

3. Potential for Clutter: A wild-styled maximalist home can easily tip over into cluttered territory if not carefully curated, leading to a visually chaotic and crowded space.

Pros:

1. Unified Aesthetic: A consistent maximalist approach can create a cohesive and unified aesthetic throughout your home, with a deliberate mix of patterns, textures, and colors working harmoniously.

2. Easier to Coordinate: With a more consistent maximalist style, it may be easier to coordinate different decor elements, making it more straightforward to choose new pieces that fit the existing design scheme.

3. Balanced Visual Impact: By carefully curating your maximalist decor, you can achieve a visually impactful space that feels rich and layered without overwhelming the senses.

Cons:

1. Less Eclectic: A consistent maximalist home may lack the adventurous and eclectic feel of wild-styled maximalism, as it tends to stick to a more defined color palette and design scheme.

2. Limited Expression: While a consistent maximalist approach can be visually stunning, it may limit your ability to showcase a wide range of personal tastes and preferences.

3. Risk of Monotony: Without careful attention to detail and variety, a consistent maximalist home could feel monotonous or repetitive over time.

Ultimately, your decision between embracing wild-styled maximalism filled with color or opting for a consistent maximalist house will be influenced by your personal style preferences, lifestyle, and desired ambiance for your home. Combining elements from both styles can result in a one-of-a-kind and personalized living space that captures the essence of both approaches, offering a harmonious blend of creativity and cohesion.

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[hermaximalismhome]

[thesorceresstemple]

[grandbohemianb]

[the-darling-house]

The Bishop’s Palace, Galveston TX

[meggyglassy]

[the-home]

Terretts Place