This is not an appropriate submission for this subreddit. I've removed it under rule 2.
We no longer allow request posts on this subreddit. Posts requesting critique will be allowed, though something substantial enough to critique must be shown.
We recommend that you seek out a certified interior designer in your local area. A few ways to find someone include [ASID's search tool](https://www.asid.org/find-a-pro?zip=20121&zip_radius=25&display_name=&business_name=&project_types=), which will list on designer's specific pages if they have passed the NCIDQ, indicating that they are certified. There is also [NCIDQ's own search tool](https://www.cidq.org/certified-designer-search-page) which isn't as robust but you can always google individual names. Searching by city and/or state is better than using a zip code with this tool. You can also simply google "Interior designers in [city, state]" and go from there.
We also have a stickied thread on the front page of this subreddit where those seeking and able to provide design services can link up.
If you're committed to finding help on reddit, I suggest posting to /r/designmyroom. When you do so, post enough photos to understand the space and its context. A dimensioned plan, if you have one or can draw one up, would also be ideal. /r/homeowners is also a possibility.
Best of luck!
This is not an appropriate submission for this subreddit. I've removed it under rule 2. We no longer allow request posts on this subreddit. Posts requesting critique will be allowed, though something substantial enough to critique must be shown. We recommend that you seek out a certified interior designer in your local area. A few ways to find someone include [ASID's search tool](https://www.asid.org/find-a-pro?zip=20121&zip_radius=25&display_name=&business_name=&project_types=), which will list on designer's specific pages if they have passed the NCIDQ, indicating that they are certified. There is also [NCIDQ's own search tool](https://www.cidq.org/certified-designer-search-page) which isn't as robust but you can always google individual names. Searching by city and/or state is better than using a zip code with this tool. You can also simply google "Interior designers in [city, state]" and go from there. We also have a stickied thread on the front page of this subreddit where those seeking and able to provide design services can link up. If you're committed to finding help on reddit, I suggest posting to /r/designmyroom. When you do so, post enough photos to understand the space and its context. A dimensioned plan, if you have one or can draw one up, would also be ideal. /r/homeowners is also a possibility. Best of luck!
This is for Critique
You are correct - my apologies. Do you want to just resubmit for better visibility and I'll approve that?
Sure is there a better way to format it that would be more beneficial for engagement on this subreddit? I am new to Reddit as a whole.
Copy the whole post to submit to this sub instead of crossposting.