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Comments (1)No decorating suggestions from me, but I had to laugh when I noticed the dog bed on the floor and your doggie on the couch, where every good dog should be....See Moreneed help with living room layout plz help!
Comments (10)Sheer curtains for the windows. Layout will be tricky because of the FP and the heater/ radiator. I think we’re looking at a couch on the wall with that radiator. Maybe a console behind it to block the box. Or a couch lengthwise. Facing the door. A rug, coffee table, maybe a bench or some chairs. Start with what you can. Very charming home. Love it...See MoreFormal Living Room Layout - NEED Layout help!
Comments (5)Does "formal" imply you have another space for tv watching? A family room? Or is this the only room for tv? If the former? Make the tv more secondary........use an adjacent wall. Better by far as the need for built in expense will be less, and same with media console and tv. As below...and I will hope that is the case. - you've another tv spot. Truly....... the view into the room is far better this way in EITHER case. A room needs to make CONVERSATION possible; nobody wants to shout at another off in the distance. And that love seat can just as easily be two VERY comfortable chairs. One quarter inch to a foot below. Don't forget a great rug.....9 x 12. Lighting matters.......art matters. : ) The very last thing you need? An accent wall via paint. One paint color will do it.....please. You will get more help if you post some inspo pics of rooms/styles you love. There are no mind readers here......See MoreLayout help needed for a unique Victorian living room
Comments (2)I recently visited a friend with a design background. She moved into a beautiful old home with a long rectangular living room that has a fireplace at each end. Rather than placing one of her sofas across the middle of the space, she has a sofa against each long wall, except on opposite sides -- one on an interior wall and the other under a window (does that make sense)? She added chairs and coffee tables to both areas, creating two distinct social areas, but didn't box either space in. Each is still open to the other so people and conversation easily flows. It's hard to explain but I'll bet a Pro can do a better job. My friend mixes old, new and interesting furniture pieces and artwork to great advantage. but then, she has the eye and the talent to pull it off. I have a feeling you do too. Have fun nesting in your new home....See MoreRaggio Sole
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