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Home by far! It's a brand new apartment in a nice area with an awesome view. My wardrobe is fine, but it's lots of basics from Gap, banana, etc.--nothing too exciting.

Home! My wardrobe is a disaster from pregnancy and being unhappy with my postpartum body and at least my furniture is new and we have curtains and stuff so... definitely the house.

Both are not good!

My home. I don't have very many clothes. I spend a lot of time working on updating and decorating my home. I hardly go shopping for myself!

Well neither are awful, but neither are particularly nice, so...I guess equally "just ok"? We rent an apartment and it's decent, but we have too much crap, so it can look disorganized. I finally went through my closet and got rid of the old and outdated clothes a few weeks ago, but I'm still working on filling it back up with new pieces. I wish my home were nicer, because I wish I owned a home with more space that I could decorate however I wanted!

Home for sure. But I would rather shop for my home than my wardrobe.

Equal. Both modern with a few statement-y pieces!

Home since 4 years of working from home has earned me a great wardrobe of yoga pants. Ugh.

@hilsy85: every time I see pictures of your home, I get jealous haha. Is that weird? I've only seen your home from your bump pictures I think. Do you have a view of a city?

I think equal. I buy quality clothes usually from Nordstrom or Express. Not that often and I don't go crazy when I shop. I like looking polished but I think there is certainly room for improvement to look better. My house is nice but it will take some time to completely furnish it. As far as style goes, I always aim for timeless and pretty. I don't do trendy though - I don't have a disposable income to keep up with trends for furniture/clothing!

Home for sure. We just moved into quite a swanky apt in an upscale beachside community so we're loving our home. As for my clothes, well, they used to be nice when I lived in London and shopped every week. Alas, I now live in Australia, home of ridiculously expensive clothes that are pretty hideous to boot. I'm still hanging on to the remnants of my London wardrobe from five years ago and very basic pieces that I pick up whenever I visit the States. Sigh, I miss shopping in London.

I went for both are awful! We only bought our house a year ago and have been systematically working our way through it. So far, we have knocked down the utility room (wooden structure attached to the back of our house) and rebuilt it and decorated our hall, stairs and landing - oh and the nursery. The rest still needs to be completed! As for my wardrobe - well!! I'm not one for buying new clothes unless I really need them and, even then, I buy them from the supermarket while I do my food shop! I need to step it up a gear, I think!

Home. My postpartum wardrobe is literally the clearance sections of Old Navy and Gap. And that includes multiple pairs of elastic waist shorts. Eeek. My pre-baby wardrobe is really nice, but I don't fit in any of it a year later.
But my house is super cozy and decorated well. We get a lot of compliments on it. No ones been "oh I love your elastic waist shorts!" here lately. Ha ha!

Mine are equally not so nice.....boo

I would say equal, both good quality but nothing fancy. We live in a good neighborhood in a split-level 10 year old home with some basic & some upgraded features, it is nice and cozy and feels like a home. My wardrobe is large (I'm a shopper) but I keep things forever & like to mix and match pieces of quality. Target shirt with designer jeans/bag/shoes.