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Comments (5)Hi. It is a challenging space. Your layout options did not post. When designing a space, it has to both function and look good. There is no sense in adding decor until you have a functional floor plan and right now, you do not. I can help, if you can give more information 1) Photos of the other walls of the room. 2) Do you have to keep the sofa with the chaise? 3) Is the sliding door used? 4) How many people must be accommodated to sit in the space on a regular basis? Thanks!...See MoreNeeding help with living room layout
Comments (2)bump...you might want to include your budget so if people have suggestions they will have an idea if it's within reach. And also a floor plan showing measurements and doorways/windows. And which you imagine being the tv wall? If the window wall is the long measurement (hard to tell from the pics), if you put the tv on the wall next to the door, or the one at the other end of the room, you could have your sofa perpendicular to the window wall with a small desk at the back of the sofa like a sofa table. Or have the sofa run the other direction and carve out your desk area, either next to the door or on the wall opposite that....See MoreNeed help designing living room layout
Comments (1)That sectional is too big and IMO who wants to sit all lined up on a giant sofa not coducive to conversation or TV watching look at a sofa and 2 chairs so much better for both There is lots of space for a TV so why infront of the FP or above it for that matter IMO you never buy furniture for a space you do not live in . Many things pop up in real life that a floor plan cannot deal with. Wai until you are in and have lived in the space for a bit You can watch TV from a dining chir or lawn choiuar until you get it right...See MoreNeed Help with Living Room Layout
Comments (8)The amount of seating and placement is not doing your room any favors. Maybe try your settee under window, remove all the items in corner and place one of the matching tables there with a lamp. Place matching chairs facing settee with the second matching table between them and add a coffee table. With wanting to keep chair/ottoman, could you move the curio to the right a bit and place where dining chair is. Ignore the extra two chairs in picture and with your credenza (vs fireplace) it would feel similar to this room....See MoreRL Relocation LLC
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