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Does anyone else feel awful in big apartments
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Add stuff. Plants, furniture, art on the walls, and rugs. Bare rooms feel bigger.
There's tons of stuff it still gives me anxiety it's wide and open and white
Add more color. Paint your walls if you're allowed to.
I'm scared and idk what colour would work.. maybe like a very dark blue accent wall for the bedroom?
That's the neat thing about paint. It's very easy to change the color if it doesn't work out.
If you want commitment free pizazz, find some removable wallpaper in a cozy color.
Darker colors make it more cozy. Light colors make it feel more like a hospital. Green, brown, sand colors, dark blue, dark grey maybe. Just slam something on the wall and check how it feels. You can always paint it again.