Help me with my living room furniture set up

3 years ago

i currently have a sectional up against the wall. I have two large openings and can’t figure out another way to arrange the sectional or new furniture. I am in the market for something new! Help!

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3 years ago
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I think it looks great considering the space limitations and size of the sectional. The only thing I would do is remove the grey armchair. Then, swap the items to the left and right sides of the fireplace with each other.

I would also do little edits by shifting your photos and artwork closer to the couch.
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Jasmine Proudfoot
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3 years ago
Thank you! The grey chair is going away that’s for sure! Do you think I should consider another accent chair in front of the window?
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3 years ago
No problem!

I wouldn't. Sometimes less is more. Based on the photos it looks like having a bit more breathing room in there will make the space feel lighter.
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