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Comments (15)Tape the furniture patterns on the floor. The fireplace is a long distance from the kitchen. I like the idea of mounting to the left of the glass doors. Put cabinets or shelves on either side of the fireplace, put a similar console under the tv. Float a sofa (not to big and not a sectional) facing the tv. Chairs that swivel from sofa to tv give you more flexibility and are better for entertaining. Your existing chairs can sit on either side of the fireplace. Rug under sofa and complementary smaller rug in front of fireplace will define the areas. Put a small, low coffee table in front of the fireplace. I wouldn’t put the tv over the fireplace. The furniture you will have to put in front will take up the space you need for walking between outside and the library. That would be too much going on. Put solar shades over the glass doors if you are worried about light. Now, if you don’t have a place for a kitchen table elsewhere or are entertaining board game players, then put a round table and chairs near the kitchen and the sitting area near the fireplace with the fireplace mounted tv ( make sure you have a way on that fireplace to hide wires and manage heat)....See Morecould use some furniture layout advice for new condo
Comments (1)Hi Athena Razis , Sounds like you have a great space and have a natural, 'glam,' style to your furniture. Repurposing furniture for un-intended uses can often lead to great ideas. Utilizing that column for the mirror may be an idea as well, though it's hard to see how big your stuff is while still in boxes. If you want to share an ideabook on houzz, hit me up on my profile! Depending on how big a room makeover you want to do, the video below may be a low cost service that helps. Thanks, -frank Build Beautiful Homes...See Moreplease help with the furniture layout before we buy new furniture
Comments (5)The sectional looks better than others. I advise you to make it like this. Moreover, for your room, you can take vintage furniture. It will make your room richer. When I moved to my new house a year ago, I noticed that something was not reaching the living room. After a time, I decided to change the furniture and I opted for a vintage one. After changes, the living room looks better, more colorful and this type of furniture gives unusual magic to the room. If you want to find more about vintage, look on osvaldoantiguidades, from there we bought our furniture....See MoreWould love some advice on living room furniture layout/floorplan
Comments (6)@Beverly- agreed. We have been setting it up with a sofa floating in the middle (pointing down on the drawing), roughly just above where you drew a line, and making the lower half of the diagram our living room; while using the top half as an alternative walkway option. All of the doors in the room go to separate rooms, except the two on the top left, which go into the kitchen (lower of the top left doors) and dining room (upper of the left doors)- rooms which are connected to each other, so potentially the door on the upper top left could be closed off. However, I prefer not to, as it gives a more open feel with windows next to the door in both the living room and adjacent room. It's a jigsaw puzzle!...See MoreRelated Professionals
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