Living room design help
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Comments (28)The house is a ranch 30x60 it had no flow, no hallway, you moved from room to room every room had at least 2 doors in it. It had a load bearing wall splitting it in half long ways. The front door opened into living room, living room had front door, side door and 2 doors into 2 bedrooms. We had a tree fall on our house so we used this as an opportunity to reconfigure the space to include a hallway, enclosed the porch on the side for laundry and pantry, added a vaulted front porch that opens into the foyer. It was a 3/1 that we turned into a 4/2. We needed the bathroom and bedroom more than we needed a bigger living room or so we thought. Here is a before with tree on top. Lol. After is without the tree. We may need to push the the living room and kitchen wall out on the backside of the house....See MoreLiving room design help!
Comments (193)andree,,,, since this post is 2 yrs old, and the subject post was something different, you will get more help if you start a new post asking for paint suggestions. post these pics under a new title and i'll pop over to give you ideas. also state that you are keeping the sofa (if you are) BTW, You're going to have to prime those walls no matter what. Prime them now and then post some other pics asking for wall colors. right now w/that cinnamon wall color it's hard to unsee it and suggest a diff color. You know, you could keep the rug and go w/a Swiss coffee Wall color. or did you want something diff? New dilemma please. lol...See MoreMusic / Living Room Design Help!
Comments (7)The room is awesome! I would just hang your artwork low. I might also move the poufs (or one of the poufs) to different locations that aren't symmetrical. For example, one pouf in front of the sofa and one where it currently is. For lighting, I would purchase a floor lamp for the corner to the right of the piano. Gira Floor Lamp You could also hang some plants in the left corner. Metal Planter...See MoreLiving room design help
Comments (8)Yeah, the current sectional was not intended for the space, it’s gotta go. The current dining table is expandable…the largest we could do in the space is 90” when expanded for gatherings, not daily. Also, the table is up for replacement eventually. Living room seating is the first priority. I like the idea of putting the tv where the bookshelf is but that’s far from the living room space and we’d have to rewire. Possible but more complicated. Would you do a smaller sectional or couch and chairs? We’d love to maximize seating without overcrowding the space. 🤔...See MoreR J
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