How to arrange living room furniture in open living room?
Belsem Sneed
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How to arrange furniture in our oddly shaped living room
Comments (4)What is the depth of the couch? The length, width and height of the side tables? Ditto for the arm chair, the size and shape of the ottoman, the height and width of the entertainment center. Is there a desk chair? What is the width of the desk? Does it have an opening in the middle or on the right or left side? Is the back of the desk finished? Right now, making guesses, I can't fit everything into the space unless you don't want to get into the dining room, kitchen or hallway :-( It's not the lack of wall space; it's the lack of space for all your furniture....See MoreArranging the furniture in a rectangular open plan living room
Comments (209)So hard to please everyone. My husband asked me not to put the wooden table in the garage because there is no place to put it upstairs. He says the wooden table is an expensive one. why throw it in the garage. I bought a glass table for the lounge. what am I going to do now! He tells me to make two living parts and use both of the coffee tables :)) Goodness me ! :) Now I have two coffee tables. What am I going to do now ?...See MoreNeed ideas for how to arrange furniture in living room
Comments (17)I like the wall color. Is that a built-in FP? If not, I would remove. I would also suggest the TV be placed lower, as the room is not wide enough to support a TV over the FP w/o causing significant (future) neck damage to you and the children. Smaller, apartment size sofa and chairs. A pair of square tables or stools to replace coffee table (depending on feet or glass use). Is that the front door in the first picture (through opening)? If so, I would keep sofa/chairs on that side of the room. Better to see them when entering than TV wall....See MoreHow to arrange furniture 3 Entry ways, small living room.
Comments (6)You could even get a piece of plywood or something and paint it the color of your wall and tack it over the landlords door...it will fade into the background. If you move, you can take it down with no problem. A couch and couple of chairs will give you lots of "decorating room" and you can make a cozy room....See MoreBelsem Sneed
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