Should doorframes be cohesive with the rest of the trim or match the doors? Tldr: From an interior design perspective which is more correct? All the trim in the home matching or the door trim matching the doors but not the rest of the trim? I’ve seen inspiration pictures on Pinterest both ways. I painted over the original honey oak trim (as seen in the green wall picture) and I much prefer the sleeker look now of having…

Any tips or video recommendations for how to create multiple presets that make photos in different lightings/environments look cohesive? I’m trying to come up with my “style” still. I love taking pictures of my cat, so I want to create presets specifically for taking pictures of him. The problem is that it’s hard for me to edit 2 photos of him in different lightings and different environments and make them look cohesive. I’m not trying to make them look the exact same, but have a…

does my instagram feed look cohesive? I’m starting to find my style and I edit most of my photos very similarly, but due to different colors in the location, different lighting, etc i feel like they don’t look as cohesive as I want. I’m wondering if it actually isn’t cohesive or if I’m just overthinking it, which I tend to do submitted by /u/Foreign-Lock-8641

Advice for Creating a Color Palette that is Cohesive Between Rooms Hey Everyone, My wife and I recently bought a fixer upper and we are having a hard time wrapping our heads around how to have a color palette that flows between rooms without being too repetitive or divisive. Currently, everything is painted with Sherman Williams Muslin. The house was a single owner home built in 1963 and we just needed to get …

HELP – how to make my place look more cohesive I just got this TV console and I love it, but I’m trying to make it more cohesive with my current furniture. I’m willing to change the dining chairs, coffee table, and bar stools (will be removing the bar cart). Can I get some suggestions? submitted by /u/Level_Hippo_3430

LPT If you ever get water stuck in your ear, put a bit more water in. The cohesive property of water will do the rest. I know it’s kind of counter intuitive, but it works 100% of the time. After a pool session if you feel like that water won’t come out of your ear no matter how hard you shake your head. Add a drop or two of clean water into your ear, and feel instant relief. submitted by /u/Razzooz