Furniture in narrow family room with 65 inch tv, fireplace and windows
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Comments (2)migirl...that is a logistical challenge, but think you can conquer it. Not sure what your budget is? What about a flatscreen TV above the fireplace? What color scheme and style are you going with? Will walls, floors and window treatment remain the same?...See MoreFamily room furniture arrangement and tv placement help
Comments (2)i would not place over the fireplace, that is too high. you can put on an arm on the left side of the book case where the slot is for a smaller one or leave on the wall it is on, then i would give it a larger console. i think i would continue to have the sofa face the fireplace then have two swivels on the right side of the couch so they can turn to the fireplace, the tv, or the couch. i would not even ask about shelves i would quickly have them filled. if that step down gives a problem i think the least expensive solution is a slanted piece of wood shoved against it. well and glued down. if you ever want a little more color or zip, let me know can give you at the least some cool pillowsl. let me know....See More*help* Family room w/fireplace and windows
Comments (7)Add some window treatments, like roman shades, then the space will look more finished. Because you already have blinds, you can do faux romans. Or a nice valance. Regardless, you need window treatments and because you have no stack back on either side, a faux roman shade or a valance that is hung several inches above the window casing so that only the top 6 inches or so of the window are covered will work well on the windows as they sit low on the wall. You can also add a small upholstered bench along the wall to the left of the left window....See MoreLong Narrow family room-Help!-updated with after picture
Comments (11)You’re welcome. Maybe consider getting some motorized shades. Then all your son has to do is use a remote control. Or some other type of blinds/shades that would be user friendly, and not a tragedy if damaged. You can keep the drapes and just incorporate shades or blinds. He doesn’t have to touch the drapes. It would be a much better setup for you. You don’t want to put your sofa with back to windows - not good Feng Shui from Eastern Feng Shui perspective. That is not a comfortable placement and closes in the room. Sofa floating with back to entry is not good, either. If you do opt for that one, put a slim sofa table behind sofa to anchor it - as well as present a better view from back of sofa. Also, I wouldn’t recommend adding built-ins for storage/display, etc. It’s a small room, relatively speaking, and it seems best not to crowd it....See MoreKristi
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