Living room refresh, suggestions please
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Comments (21)I like the pelican, too. There are many ways to fill the space, but I would like to see him in the middle, one long piece on one side, and then two pieces (horizontal) that, together, would match the length and would be the same width of the pelican and other long piece. I would not use mirrors unless you have something great to reflect, but I would find similar frames, or something to connect the other art-- could be color, theme, matting, etc....See MoreCross post from Home Decorating
Comments (0)I just started a thread on the discussions side. I’d love help from you all if you would venture over. Or post here if that’s easier. Thanks! https://www.gardenweb.com/discussions/5327206/m=23/living-room-refresh-suggestions-please...See MoreLiving Room Refresh
Comments (17)Just a couple of thoughts...I second the suggestion to remove the doors that you don't use. It will dramatically change the look of that wall. You would then need to measure from corner to casing to determine whether the sofa could be moved there. However, I also think your current set-up is fine. Regarding replacing vs. recovering the sofa: you are right...cost-wise it's a wash. I wouldn't go to the cost and effort to reupholstered unless the sofa is very well-made and you love it. I would also go darker rather than lighter on the sofa for longevity's sake. Finally, I would keep the art piece you have until you find something that you can't live without. Its current position needs to be lowered so it relates to the table beneath....See MoreLiving Room and Dining Room Refresh
Comments (37)Hi Beverly, I did order samples of the wallpapers. I’m afraid you’re right about my choice being too busy. Additionally, it’s a large pattern and might be too broken up on my dining room walls which don’t have large expanses visible. Sigh, I’m starting to rethink my whole project. When I look at my inspiration rooms, almost all feature a healthy dose of my favorite colors, blue and green. I love my living room rug but I think the orange is so dominant and likely precludes my use of blue or green. I’ve booked an in-home consultation with an interior designer and hope she can point me in a better direction....See MoreNothing Left to Say
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