Furniture layout help
Looking to purchase this house, perfect location etc but I can not work out furniture/tv layout for lounge. Space between stairs and window is 2.20m and the only wall I can think a sofa would go is 2m
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Hi Michele, I've created a suggested layout for your lounge area (see attached image). Here’s the logic behind it:
• TV Placement: The TV is positioned above the fireplace, providing a cozy viewing angle and maximizing wall space.
• Dining Area: I’ve placed the dining table close to the window, letting you enjoy natural light while dining.
• On one side of the entrance, there’s a shoe rack (or you could use shoe cabinets with drawers).
• Opposite this, you could include a coat hanger for convenience, or if you prefer, a catch-all chest of drawers or display cabinet.
• Storage and Display: Between the stairs and the window, there's space for a display cabinet. It’s ideal for showcasing art, decorative pieces, or crockery collections.
Feel free to let me know your thoughts or if you have additional adjustments you'd like to explore!
Michele thanked Dream Home Store- 5 months ago
There is a seperate dining room/ reception where I thought I would put the dining table. Love the sofa and Tv layout but concerned about the ’dead space’ behind if I don't place the dining table there. Here is the full layout of the down stairs
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