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Comments (12)A sofa table is good behind a sofa, and it should have a shelf on top, and you could put either two sitting stools beneath it, or it could have one lower shelf. That's it. I would not do a love seat. No two adults want to sit that close together. If you have the space do two sofas. If you don't, in addition to the sofa, get two chairs. You can get two uphostered chairs like club chairs, or chairs that have wood in them that shows, because you need some "natural" elements that show in that room. For example a spool chair, and you can get the cushions in either white or off white or blue in a stripe or print, and an ottoman would be a great idea. With a striped spool chair, I would not use striped throw cushions, but get either a geometric print or a different type of pattern. I think your lamp bases are a bit boring. Curves would be more interesting. But first decide what the furniture is and where it is going. Lighting is supposed to serve a purpose, not just to decorate, and then you can decide what type of lighting you need and where. As for the coffee table you might want two round tables that intersect each other, possibly glass. The brick fireplace has some significant color. I would balance that by getting a console for the television with more color. Also, please make sure yours is long enough. The one in your mood board is too short for the TV shown above it. Check out some of these rooms. You can go nautical, casual, country, transitional, traditional, any way you want!...See MoreLiving room layout - Need Help
Comments (125)Yes, I agree about the rug in the office. However, I really feel that room needs a rug to pull it all together…. So, I am not sure what to do about it. In the mean time, I am going for this look in the kids room with this rug shown in the pic. In terms of the coffee table, I LOVE the one up top… but way expensive. Therefore, I am going to buy one of those other 3 tables shown in the pic , so I can use the metal frame…and have my husband put a white real marble top on top and a thick wood sheet at the bottom,.. so I can re-create the sane look for less. Which coffee table frame should I go for? By the way, they are all rated for 250lbs or more...See MoreNeed help working around our 80’s honey oak cabinets and black counter
Comments (37)That is not a particularly traditional kitchen. And in my opinion, not necessarily so elegant. It also looks like that kitchen has white cabinetry. There is a ton of contrast in that space you show above, and a lot of ”shine” - on the ceiling alone. The light blue tones of the ceiling may evoke some degree of calmness in the space, though; light/pastel blues on a ceiling can do that, and they can also make the room appear more spacious/ the ceiling appears higher. But the main thing that is saving that space from seeming completely chaotic is the lighting. Notice the lighting in that space. If that space had your fluorescent lighting, it would be a nightmare. Look - there is nothing wrong with your kitchen. Really. Wood for cabinetry is very much en vogue right now - plus is classic. All types of wood are trending, including yours. And the slab front type styling on your cabinetry is also trending. There is also nothing wrong with the finish (shine) on the current granite. It is classic stone, and is not out of date. Would a piece of marble with some shine be considered out of date now? No. These are all personal preferences, at this point - not mandates for what is in style or not. The lighting in your space is the MAIN ISSUE. And if the lighting has not yet been settled, you are not even seeing the space accurately. Your space is really MUCH MORE cohesive and ”calm” than the kitchen in the pic you are showing above. Nothing wrong with your black appliances, either. They worked well with the counters and cabinets. But the stainless is fine, too - and will help to integrate your floor....See MoreShow me your inlaid carpet!
Comments (7)I don't love the idea of inlaid carpet either. I would want the flooring to be continuous in the room and you could then have a broadloom carpet cut and bound to a custom size, and laid over a thick pad. I've pulled up wall to wall carpet and the amount of dirt you will find is awful. With dogs, I like being able to pick up a rug to clean above/below if the dog had an accident or threw up. Or the dog whacked a full coffee cup on the coffee table with its tail and coffee went all over the area rug. I rolled it up and called the local rug dealer to pick it up and get it cleaned. A permanently installed carpet is never really clean....See MoreConstine
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