Living room help
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Sherly
7 years agoleelee
7 years agoRelated Discussions
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Comments (8)From the looks of things, that really is the only place for the sectional. So...can you pull it out just a foot maybe away from the window? Move your tv over the stove if safe to do and try a big plant in that corner where the tv is now. Your painting behind some is way too big for that wall. Move to opposite wall. I would remove the black loves eat and replace with two reading chairs and maybe that end table you have by the sofa. For window treatments I just do not see drapes/curtains working in this room with that sectional....See Moreneed help for my living room /dining room want fancy doors with glass.
Comments (0)my room is 42 square yards, want to divide it with folding doors to bring in light to room.want a unique door with glass.to give effect.i have a 2plus 2 plus snuggler suite in one room , dining table 6 chairs in another...See MoreLiving room decorating help
Comments (3)Difficult to say without knowing the style of your furniture you have/like. One thing I noticed, is that the previous owners did have the curtains just above the window frame. It looks better if you hang them closer to the ceiling. Makes the ceiling appear higher. Also, if you are going for curtains too, have the rods wide enough to be able to have the curtains next to the windows instead of in front of them, when open. I'd advise you to create one or more ideabooks here on Houzz, so we can see what style you like....See MoreDining/Living Room Help Needed
Comments (0)Hi all, I bought my first home (Yay!) and I was wondering how you would design the following living/dining room. I have attached the measures as the pictures are from the original add and might look more spacious than it really is. The living room kinda has to happen where the fireplace is, which is also where you enter the room from the hall, but I am struggling to fit a couch in there that you don’t fall over. I’m thinking of moving the dining area to the black wall now and the couch to the other end of the room which is also the west and garden facing side. But then I’d lose the lovely fire place. So that’s my Dilemma thaha :) Let me know what you think. Any help is greatly appreciated :D...See Moreleelee
7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoYour walls could use some art. Put the little snapshot holder in the bedroom. Add a large print over the chest.
Add a bowl on the chest to hold keys.
PROPoovi Art
7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoA big bold painting brings serious flair, and can instantly change the vibe of any space. Whether hung above a fireplace, sofa, or elsewhere in the room, a painting can create a focal point with impact and add both color and dimension.
Here's some suggestion for your wall you might like......to know more about my Art work and collections please visit my shop on Etsy website -
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leelee
7 years agoYou might think about moving the chairs to the bedroom and adding two more comfy chairs to the living room.
Sherly
7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoThis makes it look better I think, because it has a nice flow. When couch is facing the window, I feel like it is separating and it seems like its own little space. But as someone mentioned above, I would turn the table sideways.
I would do something like this for your entry way.
Raymus Homes - Manteca · More InfoElizabeth Collazo
7 years agoleelee
7 years agoMuch better with the sofa turned with its back to the wall.
A rug would also define the living from the dining area.
teamaltese
7 years ago
PROLiz Duer Studio
7 years ago
gray and light teal canvas and a rug suggestion :)
canvas link:https://www.etsy.com/listing/507612817/abstract-canvas-diptych-gray-and-light?ref=shop_home_active_1
PROLumar Interiors
7 years agoA light rug, and amazing art might just make this space. Below is an image from our design portfolio to help you along.
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