This is the direct-drive motor on a Samsung frontloader that I repaired several months ago, which is representative of how they're designed nowadays. The drum bearings aren't part of the motor, they're pressed into a housing that's part of the outer tub. The outer part of the motor, called the rotor, rotates during operation and is bolted to the drum shaft. The inner part of the motor, called the stator, is stationary and is mounted to back of the tub. The copper wires are wound around poles that generate a magnetic field which moves around the poles under control of the motor controller board and pulls on matching magnets inside the rotor to make the rotor turn. Reversing the direction of the magnetic field's movement changes the rotation to clockwise or counterclockwise. A rotor position sensor responds to the rotor's magnets and sends a signal to the motor board so it can monitor the rotational speed and direction. The rear bearing is pressed into the bearing housing at the center which is integral to the tub. The end of the drum shaft is splined and mates to the rotor for a positive, controlled movement. A 2nd bearing is pressed into the bearing housing inside the tub. With a seal to protect it from exposure to water.

We need a floor lamp of the corner by the moon faces and lamp for corner table by the front door. Should they match? Something that doesn’t interfere with the faces. Replacing the “blurry tree” picture too, not sure to what. I found one picture that we like but don’t want to decide until we have the room complete?

Why not both? I have a couple under my sofa.

I just added a couple of floor outlets in my living room. The options were to have floor outlets or have cords stretched from the wall across traffic lanes or not plug in the reclining portions of the sofa or plug in my laptop. I will also use it for lighting. My room is not quite as large as yours (20x20), but the seating has to be floated due to the configuration of the room. I determined that there were really only 2 options for furniture placement (currently have a sectional, but someone may someday want a sofa and 2 chairs). I placed the outlets under the corner of the sectional which would be under an end table if you used a standard sofa.