Family room layout help
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Comments (5)The TV definitely doesn't need to go above the fireplace, so put it on the wall where the art is. The you can get a rectangular table or a round table....See Morefamily room layout help!
Comments (9)Not a Pro. I see the registries, but I would probably flip the room so that the sectional is on the window side. Just put it a few inches from the wall so that you have room for drapes and registries to do their job. Maybe add a very thin sofa table behind the sofa to give it the space it needs. Long console with tv on the full wall. Probably would get a floating console, so that room would look larger with all that floor space showing. Put two chairs near the fireplace. Add cocktail table. Possibly a table near one of the chairs near the fireplace or a standing light fixture. No matter how you decide to decorate this room, please post an updated picture :-)...See Morenew house- family room layout help
Comments (15)Hello Kacie. What do you think? Does this layout work for you? Did you try it? It gives you a great view of the tv and out of that amazing window. I know that the furniture isn't all of what you have so the rest is just food for thought. For instance the couch tables may not work. Also the bench seat under the window has storage in it as does the bookshelf unit and a toy box under the thin table against the stairs. The added storage is great for toys for the little ones and for your dog. Take care Kacie. I am happy to help in any way I can. Marcie...See MoreFamily room layout help
Comments (1)A sectional won't give you the variety of interior decorating choices that a couch and two chairs. Also, ceiling lights don't do anyone any favors. Much better is a table lamp or wall sconce in each corner at chest height....See MoreRelated Professionals
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