Family Room Design Help
Ute N
5 years ago
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Comments (6)I agree with having fun. Can you float a sofa facing into the room? Small furniture ('apartment size') will work best. By using an ottoman as a coffee table you will add seating in a pinch. How about a storage ottoman to stash toys in a hurry? What color furniture are you considering? You could go neutral with the sofa and add color with chairs or visa versa. A floor or table lamp will soften the look - are the ceiling lights dimmable? How about a area rug to add comfort? It needs to be large enough for the room. You can have a broadloom remnant from a carpet store cut and bound to your measurements for a modest price. This would be a way to add some color to the room. And I'd lower the art work a few inches. Closer to the height of the TV....See MoreFamily room design/remodel help
Comments (11)I would keep the wall and wood but change the sofa into a very light color to "lighten" the space. the ceiling fan and sconces need to be replaced, a modern chandelier can lift the space. In Galilee lighting we make unique lighting made of hand blown glass in beautiful styles. We specialize in custom lighting. We invite you to visit our website to view our unique lighting collections. If you would like to receive our catalog by email and get more ideas, contact Sales@GalileeLighting.com or visit www.GalileeLighting.com We offer free design consultation, to design the perfect size of chandelier for your space. Call us at 305-807-8711...See MoreFamily Room, Great Room Design, Decor , HELP
Comments (6)It looks like the best thing is to start with a new 3 seat sofa. Since you have the TV above the mantle, we assume you want your seating positioned that way. Then you will want two chairs to go on the wall directly across from the slider. You also may like a rug? Below you can get a lot of great ideas from designs of ours. Note the furniture, rugs, end tables, pillows, lamps, artwork, window treatments, coffee tables, and various other decor accessories....See MoreBlue rug, yellow walls, taupe couch family room design help
Comments (12)First thought is to move the whole seating area down toward the fireplace so the the end table is centered on the far window. My moving the seating area down, you may be able to have a sofa table behind for some lamps. I would look at plantation shutters although if I could convince you I’d go with drapes too. It will help to balance that wall out and add some softness as well as add some visual ‘pop’ if you chose a pattern. With that said, with drapes you wouldn’t need any artwork because the wall space would be taken up by the drapes. I’d remove the mirrored piece to the right by the entry as it looks like it’s floating out in space. I would also consider doing something else other than artwork. There is so much out there like wall planters, metal art, something 3-dimensional. Just an FYI, there are apps like BeCasso that will take an existing photo and turn it into a watercolor, oil paining, pop art. Then you can order it as print, canvas or whatever. I did some mediocre mock-ups so you can get a feel for what some of this would look like. I also included a pic of a house like yours so that you may want to put something in the entry. I wouldn’t two two items just one....See Moregroveraxle
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