I didn't really know where to ask this, but I figured here's the best place.
So, I need opinions. Would you say using Christmas lights to decorate my bedroom like in pic related, or across my ceiling is a girly idea? Can this be done in a masculine way? I have my bedroom set up in a way that kind of gives off a rustic, outdoor, foresty lounge place vibe. I have more masculine furniture and I kinda like the light idea, but I noticed all the pictures on Google are chick's rooms.
By the way, the pic is not my room. I don't have any slanted walls like that.
It's pretty fruity OP, but you do you.
Who caress about masculinity? If you want to do it, then do it and fuck everybody else.
It's a bit poofy. I'd use bigger ones, like little paper lanterns instead of those standard ones though.
>>1188118
are you a girl in a dorm room? If you answered no, then do not put christmas lights on your ceiling.
>>1188118
Manly way to do ambient lighting is indirect lighting out of sight.
>>1188118
Get some scrap plywood, make a city skyline, cut random Windows in the buildingscape, paint it flat black, hot glue strand of lights to the back, hang on wall leaving at least an inch gap behind.
>>1188118
get hanging lamp cord/kit
get a shade if it doesn't have one
find foresty shapes online
print them out to make stencils
use stencils and spray paint the shade
enjoy foresty light
or just get a shop light
>>1188399
and don't do this
Have fun replacing them every couple months.
Go for the upside down wooden bucket ceiling lamp. That'd fit in and not scream "I'm a 16 year old girl"
>>1188118
tacking up a string of christmas lights is pretty masculine. arranging it like your pic is not really. it's too much effort on decorating. there you go. also chicks like christmas lights for ambient light so as long as you don't try too hard they will be into it.