John
Drafting table
Sage’s bathroom -same concept - feminine without being too kid-like.
Sage/downstairs bathroom - because Sage’s bathroom will double as a guest/downstairs bath, I would bring in your family room color palette in a lighter shade. Don’t go too overboard with kids stuff. Choose a color that complements the downstairs and then add elements that she would like - ie wall prints and accessories.
Kids bathroom - along the same lines ....
Kids bathroom - could easily paint the cabinets to better match the countertops and build on a bright palette like this.
Kids bathroom - this is similar to what I was describing - bright pops of color - almost add to the busyness of the counters but with a bright single color palette that makes you focus on something else. The sea green or a bright turquoise would be both gender neutral and nice.
I like this style. Open, airy, and even includes a sectional. Key for you if you go with a sectional is too keep it small, and light feeling. We need to select a color palette and then you can do a sectional with color + a neutral rug. Or, a neutral sectional with colorful rug.
Similar family room setup to yours. Again, single sofa with matching chairs on left, which you could replace with loveseat if you need more room. Key in these layouts will be simple, light coffee tables.
This is a bit more formal for a family room, but is simpler and smaller for your space. Single sofa with twin chairs. Instead of the chairs, you could put a matching loveseat by your window - on the left as you look at this photo - and leave the right side hallway to Sage’s room open.
This dresses up a sectional by adding a patterned rug and round coffee table. Also, see the stone hearth with the super trendy block wood mantel.
Home office rug - calming to have gray on gray
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