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it looks like it's a ripped out magazine page, right?

I love this! The lamp is awesome either way, but the after definitely looks more "now" and less funky-retro.

good job :)

I would pick a definite accent color.. you have white, navy and black... how about a butterscotch/gold-yellow? or a nice orange? or lighter blue? get large, patterned floor-to-ceiling curtains with the color you pick.. pillows in the same color... bind up any loose cords from that entertainment center, and maybe mount the tv on the wall if you can.

So what actually happens if they say "no paint" and you paint anyway? (you'd just have to paint it back before you move...) you could PROBABLY get away with breaking up the wall by painting the bottom half with "almost white" pale gray.

it looks dark in there. LAMPS!

large framed posters would look good in there.

and i agree with the person who said plants in the window sill.

and what the heck is that giant black thing in the corner next to the couch? can it go in a closet?!

Can I be a Negative Nelly and say, even though the newly uncovered woodgrain is beautiful (and undoubtedly a ton of work).... I still think this dresser as a whole is kind of ugly? Obviously it's nicer than the "before" but... yeah. Not feeling that grey paint or the drawer pulls. Maybe if I saw it set in a room where it looked great in it's context it would make more sense.

I have a vintage hancock and moore loveseat as my main couch, it's tufted vinyl/fake leather. I have a dog and her fur wipes right off.

I doubt vinyl makes an enticing scratching post! I vote go the fake leather route!

OH MY GOSH DON'T PAINT!

Update other ways. That room would look AMAZING if you actually went *with* the woodsy theme. Think cast iron, taxidermy, dark colors. Twigs. lots of different shades of brown. big (not dainty) furniture. one or more trunks. Throw in bright, cheerful pops of mustard, soft medium blue, grassy green.