Modern+Farmhouse+Coastal? Need help with living room design!
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small living room, no entry way. furniture design help needed
Comments (5)@Maddy Jens congrats on the house it looks beautiful! I grew up in a 1929 bungalow with no formal entry. Your new space looks like there may be room for an entry to the right as you walk in. A bench (with storage) below the window and a thin profile console table with mirror on the wall to the right of the opening to the dining room? The fireplace seems to be the focal point of the room. Keep a couch with or without chaise add-on on the wall and perhaps round coffee table with two chairs facing the couch? If you need desk space that could go where the rocker is now, against the wall perpendicular to the fireplace wall. Beautiful house! Enjoy making it your own :)...See MoreNeed help with living room design/layout!!
Comments (3)Perhaps trying some nice artwork that matches your current color scheme would work on that blank wall. We also might suggest looking at getting a round coffee table, and perhaps an arc lamp to go in the corner. See our designs below for more ideas....See MoreNeed Help designing my living room , Here is my current couch colour
Comments (13)I see what you've done including/incorporating your sofa's pinkish tan in your pillows and rug and using analagous deeper pinks. You might have better luck with a color scheme that relies on whites and then contrasting colors (navy, charcoal, chocolate brown) and lets the sofa's pinkish tan stand by itself. (Patricia is right that photos of more of the room would get you more helpful advice. She is wrong, IMO, to fling fly-by snark at your sofa instead of advice; and in how she spells the word "please". Proofread, please, @Patricia Colwell. Your comments are challenging to read. Thanks.) Maybe this thread could help? https://www.houzz.com/magazine/how-to-decorate-a-living-room-stsetivw-vs~105196187 I'd start by painting the walls white. Consider white curtains with some texture, not pattern. Target often offers attractive panels - look for their Threshold or Hearth & Home/ Magnolia brands. If you want to keep your rug, tone everything else way down and incorporate its dark chocolate. Look at the photo in No. 8 - patterned rug....See MoreHelp Needed! Design/layout living room
Comments (9)Ok..so with the TV staying above the fireplace and the need for more seating…instead of a 3-seat sofa, I’d suggest getting the largest sectional that will fit properly in the space (hopefully 4 seats along the back wall, 2 adjacent seats on dining room end, and a chaise on the end near the front door. In the meanwhile though, the current furniture could be rearranged to work with the current seating or new seating, once it arrives. Remove the wooden bench, firewood hoop, and telephone seat, and rectangular end table. Move the entry console to the left of the fireplace and the smaller console to the right of the fireplace. Move the current sofa to the right a bit so its end aligns with the end of the wall. Then place the round end table on the left side of the sofa and place the chair right next to it. Then move another chair next to it…just to get an idea of the footprint of the sectional I described…then assess and see how that feels. If it’s too tight, then maybe just another chaise end on that end too. (Hopefully one of the Pro’s will post a to-scale furniture layout.) I’m glad you said you will be redoing (or restoring?) the fireplace…the gray stacked stone does not belong there. Medium toned paint color for the walls…to be determined after all furnishings are in place....See MoreRelated Professionals
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