Living Room with Step-Down Layout Ideas
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Help with floor plan / layout of a step down room and bathroom doorway
Comments (5)Can you identify the problem you want solved? You've described the situation, but not what the problem is. Is it the two steps into the bonus room? Or that you have to step down then up? If that's the problem, can you change the bathroom door to open into the main house? Or, create a small hallway to the bathroom from the main house; walk in straight, turn immediately left into the bathroom. That would require the small platform you say you don't have room for, but it would only be about 4' square....See MoreHeard of a step down living room- what's with the step up dining room?
Comments (2)We had a sunken living room right in the middle of the house. No good reason for it, just an 80's thing. We got it filled and it's all one level now... 1000x better. But we did it during a whole house renovation which we are in the middle of right now. So we were replacing windows and sliders, updating electrical, etc anyway. It's a big job, especially how you explained yours and especially if you have sliding doors, baseboard heat or anything that will need to be replaced by filling it in. What about just filling the "seating area"?...See MoreSuggestions for step down living room layout and chairs..
Comments (4)I would want larger scale chairs for this room. If you have any friends over 50, you might not want the chairs to be too low. I'd stack the 3 pieces of art vertically in the stairwell and hang new, large art on the long wall and above fireplace firebox opening. The ones in the dining room need to be lowered (centered 5' above the floor and hung one hand's breadth apart.) Would you rather look at the back fence or the fireplace? The trees outside are lovely but the fence is humdrum and utilitarian. How about using top down/bottom up shades so you can hide the fence but still see the trees up top? I think you could use a larger rug, especially if you get leggy chairs. They should sit entirely on it, while the sofa only needs the front 1/3 to 1/2 to be on the rug....See MoreStep down to living room reno puzzle
Comments (3)Agreed. You need a pantry. But ideally the pantry should go elsewhere and remove that wall for open sight lines. Can you show pictures of the kitchen. Maybe we can find a better spot for the pantry. Is this wall load bearing?? Do you like the step down? Because I do :) I’d square the step down part off tho....See MoreRelated Professionals
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