Delaram Art & Design

If you’re looking for inspiration on how to redecorate or are a sucker for good interior design, you’re going to love this subreddit. Hell, you’ll probably enjoy it even if you’re just bored and randomly scrolling through the Internet.

The premise is simple: it collects memorable, high-quality images of rooms. The rooms, however, are anything but. From a clocktower in Brooklyn to a secluded cabin in the forest, they utilize everything the place to offer, creating an enthralling atmosphere you’d really like to soak in. As in, you wouldn’t just visit these rooms, you’d gladly return to them time and time again. Continue scrolling and check out what I mean for yourself.#1 

Basque Artist Bought A Land Plot With Build-In Ruins Of An Abandoned For Decades, A 16th-Century Church. After 3 Years Of Renovation, This Is The Final Appearance Of His New Home In Northern Spain

Can we take a minute to appreciate the dedication that went into this? It looks like it was a ruin before, only the chapel was still intact, there is a new roof on the main part and the top of the walls had also crumbled.

A Minimalist Hotel Room In The Mountains Of Turkey {design By Selami Bektaş} 

Linda Merrill, the owner of an award-winning interior design & decoration firm Linda Merrill Decorative Surroundings, said that function is the first thing we should be looking at when designing and decorating a room.

“A kitchen can be pretty – but if it’s not doing its job of helping make kitchen work productive then it’s not a successful design no matter how pretty it might look,” Merrill told Bored Panda. “Examples of bad design might be: too many steps to take between appliances, too many barriers like a dishwasher or refrigerator doors that block walkways, no safe place to put a hot pot down, no place to put grocery bags to easily empty them into the fridge, surface materials that are hard to clean and maintain. A bathroom where we might shave or put on makeup needs appropriate lighting for those tasks.”#3 

Municipal Law Library (Juristische Bibliothek) In Munich, Germany

 

Winter Retreat With Views Of Snow Capped Trees In Rovaniemi, Lapland, Finland

But as a designer Merrill highlighted that aesthetics are equally important. “We want to be excited by our spaces – whether in our own or in our clients’ homes. A modern minimalist may love a perfectly executed kitchen that solves all needs but is plain and stark. However, even though it is functionally perfect, a minimalist kitchen won’t be attractive to a maximalist person who loves traditional forms and lots of colors.”

Conversely, a minimalist will probably hate a maximalist kitchen loaded with stuff, even if it’s functionally well-designed. “Basically, the balance between form and function is like a dance. Too much focus on one may leave the other sadly lacking. But not speaking to the owner’s aesthetic vision will also be a disappointing endeavor.”#5 

A Little Garden In The House Of Small Wonder In Berlin

Pool At The Landa Hotel In Burgos, Spain, Photographed By Ana Himes

An important addition that can enhance both function and form is comfort. Like comfortable seating (which, according to Linda Merrill is worth spending more on) and a comfortable layout.

“Don’t fall for every trendy and especially don’t try to shoehorn in all the currently trendy things into one design – because trends come and go and they don’t always all go together!” she added.

When looking for inspiration, Merrill advised thinking of a room like a haircut. “The best hairstyles fit the hair texture as well as face and lifestyle of the wearer,” she said. And when you think about it, the same applies to rooms.

“Their architecture, the way the light hits them, and how much regular work do we want to do to keep it looking great; it’s great to take inspiration from magazines or Pinterest, but remember that photos are only a snapshot of a space and don’t usually show the full context of a home. Finally, just have fun!”

Stunning Views Of Walter Peak From A Lodge On The Shores Of Lake Wakatipu, Queenstown, Otago, New Zealand 

The Pool Area At Riad Yasmine, A Private Boutique Hotel Located In Marrakech, Morocco

Seating By The Window Opening Up To A Lush Garden In A Renovated 19th Century Victorian Home, Dublin, Ireland 

A Tiny Country House In Sapanca, Sakarya, Turkey

 

House Of Scientists, Ukraine

 

Bold Dark Colors For A Paris Apartment

Beautiful Plant-Filled Bathroom With A Gorgeous Winter View, Toronto

Gorgeous Living Room Of A Home In Finland Settled By The Lake 

Leaded Glass Stairwell In A Refurbished English Country House

Bathroom With Geometric Blue Tile Crawling Up The Ceiling

Sage Green Kitchen In A Renovated Victorian Home, Southport, Fairfield, Connecticut

Arched Shower Alcove Clad With Tiles In A North West Sydney Home, Australia

Small Guesthouse In The Garden, South Pasadena, Los Angeles County, California 

Refurbishment Of A 17th-Century Catalonian Farmhouse

Double-Height Home Office Library With A Fire Place

 

Sunken Living Room Under A High Vaulted Ceiling Surrounded By The Tropical Greenery Of Bali, Indonesia 

Hotel Set In A Former 11th Century Palace Overlooking The Amalfi Coast, Ravello, Campania, Italy

 

Lake House With Floor-To-Ceiling Windows On The Shores Of Chickamauga Lake, Tennessee

50% Cloud Artists Lounge Restaurant / Ccd

White Subway Tiled Shower With Black Framed Doors In A Modern Farmhouse, Hudson Valley, Upstate New York 

 

Bathroom With A View In A Renovated Townhouse, Edinburgh, Scotland

This Beautiful Apartment In Paris With A Stunning View Of The Eiffel Tower 

 

Cabin With Huge Windows Surrounded By Forest Views, Bowen Island In Howe Sound, British Columbia, Canada

Dining Room Alcove Of A Brooklyn Brownstone

Sunny, Warm And Plant Filled Kitchen Full Of Life In A Small Town Morpeth, North East England

House With A Stunning View In Aspen, Colorado

This Hotel Room In Jordan

Renovated Wet Bar In A 1910 Row House, South End, Boston, Massachusetts

 

A Delightful Sunroom In Berlin, Germany 

Double-Height Sage Green Living Room Featuring A Stone Fireplace And Lots Of Plants, Winnipeg, Canada

 

Butler’s Pantry With Blue Cabinetry And A French Window, Saint Paul, Minnesota

 

Cabin With Unobstructed Views Of The South Pacific Ocean In The Coastal Village Of Matanzas, O’higgins Region, Chile

 

Renovated Kitchen Of An Abandoned Home At The “Tamchen” Hacienda On The Mexican Peninsula Of Yucatán

Country Kitchen In A Renovated 19th Century Farmhouse In Menorca, A Spanish Island In The Mediterranean Sea

Cafe With Glass Walls Offering Sweeping Ocean Vistas In Yeosu, South Jeolla Province, South Korea

Vaulted Ceiling Living Room With Built-In Bookshelves In A Tudor Revival Home, Los Feliz, Los Angeles 

Foyer With A Balcony In An Italianate Residence, Santa Monica, Los Angeles County, California

Mila Kunis’ Living Room

White And Green Tiled Bathroom In Berlin, Germany

A Cozy Bohemian Kitchen In An Apartment In Kollum, Netherlands

Unevenly Set Handmade Tiles In The Bathroom Of A Renovated 1870s Italianate Townhouse, Pacific Heights, San Francisco 

Double-Height Industrial Loft Featuring Open Living Area With A Mix Of Greenery, Brazil

Renovated Kitchen With A High Ceiling At A 1950s Ranch House In California

This Stunning Dark Bedroom Design In Lviv, Ukraine

 

Rokas is a writer at Bored Panda with a BA in Communication. After working for a sculptor, he fell in love with visual storytelling and enjoys covering everything from TV shows (any Sopranos fans out there?) to photography. Throughout his years in Bored Panda, over 235 million people have read the posts he’s written, which is probably more than he could count to.

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