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Sunroom dilemma

8 years ago

Dunno what furniture to put in this space small sunroom off a large kitchen living space with dining table couches an island and kitchen just don't know h

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Elaine Doremus Resumes Written
8 years ago
How about two narrow profile upholstered chairs, a lamp/wall sconce in each corner, and a storage coffee table? Add to that a small table/storage unit in front of the window that has the black plugged in item. Be sure not to crowd the room with items due to the need for good traffic flow to the double doors.
carmelflann thanked Elaine Doremus Resumes Written
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8 years ago
so you want to use this room for both seating and dinning?

also you have multiple shots of the same side, what's the other side looks like?
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carmelflann
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Sorry pics not great only discovered this section of Houzz yesterday and in my excitement id posted before Id even finished the sentence.The second picture down is from the opposite side of room where there is a blank divider wall. 10ft tall wall fit for dresser large picture ,furniture and so on.Kitchen has a couch TV and dining space so didn't want to use sunroom for any of that really as I don't need a formal dining table.I had thought of the queen Ann chair look with the low coffee table maybe a run underneath but after that I am a bit lost ,like the idea of the lamps for affect.Thank you for your responses.

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