need a loveseat, lighting, coffee table? Rugs?
Gin J
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Can u help me with my living room I need area rug ang coffee table an
Comments (27)caligirl5, thank you. The rug is from eSaleRugs. I don't know if it's still available. The nice thing about this company is that you can return a rug you don't like without having to pay a shipping fee....See MoreNeed help picking Rug/coffee/end table for redo.
Comments (7)thank you so much! I am picking up the artwork now- i will take a whole room pix when i get that- i do not think the colors were as bright as they seem online but i will post it when i get the pix! So you agree with the coffee table/end table they are scheduled to be returned- it was too much white and my husband hated them. I needed some suggestions for coffee/end table look. Also, have another picture i was thinking of. Please let me know where the rugs are from you suggested, Houzz? THANK YOU AGAIN!!!!!!!!!! https://www.pier1.com/silent-horizon-abstract-wall-art/3705759.html?cgid=wall_art#prefn1=curatedColorFamily&icid=subcat_wall_art-banner_cool_colors&prefv1=Cool&origin=gridswatch...See MoreNeed 8x10 rug, coffee table, extra seating for Living Room
Comments (11)Your bookcase has a 60’s vibe and a tan leather sofa is not quite beachy either so I would head towards a relaxed, eclectic look with durable and fun pieces. Aim for light and airy and I would lighten the paint color. Suggest a durable and interesting rug and it will set the direction of the room and will help with your furniture and accessory choices. I would wait until you get possession so you can better access the best layout and needs, ie: round or square coffee table, number and size of chairs, lighting/side tables or a floor lamp, etc With a tan couch, I wouldn’t use dark choices in seating and accessories if you want to achieve a beachy look...See MoreDoes my living room need a rug and coffee table?
Comments (17)Some people find it a huge faux pas to put a TV over a fireplace. Some people swear they can't be comfortable for viewing over a fireplace, your neck will explode from the agony, the TV itself will explode into a ball of flames from the heat from the FP, and people entering your home for the first time will shriek in horror at your set up ..... None of that has been my actual, real life experience - currently have a TV over a fireplace in 2 homes. They both work just fine. Use a tilt-able mount as having them angled downward is a must (or use the adjustable mount so that you can pull it down while watching and then push it back up when done.) No one has died, no one has shrieked in horror, still using the same TV for 8 years in one house (so, so much for the "the TV will never last!" line), and I like the way it looks. If that makes me a lowbrow lowlife, so be it....See MoreGin J
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