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Modern lounge & playroom with shaker-style panelling

My Bespoke Room

3 months ago

At My Bespoke Room, we create spaces that are fit for the entire household and this cosy snug is just perfect for a family movie night on a cold wintery evening.

For just £395 per room, you'll be paired up with a dedicated interior designer who will work with you exclusively to create the room of your dreams. You'll receive personalised layouts, stunning visuals, and a vast selection of furniture options, all while enjoying exclusive savings and effortless shopping support. We'll take care of all the hard work, so you can sit back and enjoy the process. If you need a spark of inspiration, feel free to browse through our past projects here:

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I think you should consider installing wood or laminate flooring for a more on trend look. Do this first so that you have a nice frame to place your furnishing. Keep the walls painted as they are for now while you figure out what you want to do furniture wise for the room I think you should consider where the TV will be placed so that you can have good viewing and then have the sofa placed opposite the TV. This way you can enjoy the room if tv is going to be placed here. After that the other pieces will fall into place for you. You might also consider making the mantel deeper to display the radio antique?It could be a nice focal point in the room and on the fireplace. Also I like the current color of your room....it will work while you are figuring out what goes where. Paint LAST when you have your color design established in your upholstery. No need to have 100 dollars worth of paint dictating what the sofa color will be. If you do not have funds now, then place things you have now and take your time deciding what you are going to do first. But as your walls look fine and you are not sure about furnishings then do the floor and wait for the rest as funds become available.
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