What decor would look good on the walls on both sides of fireplace
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PROBeth H. :
4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoit's fine that they're not symmetrical. you could do shelving on the right side,,,
and on the left do a long bench, maybe a little game table, whatever
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or do built in's on both side, and where the space is wider on the left, leave it open, put in a chair, a plant, etc...
you could do a long built in over on the left side:
or,,,get a nice media cabinet for the space on the left and hang your tv on that wall. This way is doesn't look like everything is being squished over to the right.(forgive the mock-up. the white cab and tv should be facing straight out)
for the fireplace hang a nice piece of art over the mantle.
you should move your sofa so that the front feet are on the rug. (you don't want a floating carpet) and perhaps get an ottoman or coffee table.dollerchauhan thanked Beth H. :dollerchauhan
4 years agolast modified: 4 years agodollerchauhan
4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoBeth, thankyou for the ideas. What are your thoughts about using following IKEA cabinet combinations for the left side of fireplace
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Beth H. :
4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoI think that one is ugly and doesn't fit your space.
search, "Ikea bookcase hack' or Ikea hacks for media cabinet or shelving. there are a ton of ideas.
or try something like this. its a large open wall space. make it look nice and display books, or artwork, whatever.
they even have an Ikea hack using Billy Bookcases that look like built ins. paint the wall a dark color if doing white shelving for a more custom look
dollerchauhan thanked Beth H. : dollerchauhan
4 years agodollerchauhan
4 years agoI tried moving furniture towards left side of the fireplace but it blocks my kitchen path.This is the picture of the opposite side of the fireplace.
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