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Jen Erbil
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Help with living room design. Is this room too busy?
Comments (19)This is great. I think I wanted to be different. Everyone has coffered ceilings in their Craftsman homes around here. I saw some cove lit trays in some condos in NYC and they looked really good... so I was incorporating that feature. The great room has 14ft ceilings, so it is not typical height for a living room. Based on comments, I am going to simplify the design. Probably just do one or two (one dining and one living) cove lights to separate the rooms. What do you think? See attached photos....See Moreliving room design with front door
Comments (9)Chairs on the sides of front door feel awkward and won’t provide conducive seating. Can the sectional be moved down closer to doorway and suggest an l-shaped sectional to accommodate more seating and help balance that wall. Like below but sectional’s short side at other end. Think an occasional chair (swivel for viewing tv, as it would be on opposite corner). Maybe in the bottom left corner in your diagram, a narrow cabinet could be added for jackets and to help balance, add large art on other side of the narrow window. The long wall facing front door will need art proportionate to wall and make sure rug grounds the seating area....See MoreHelp with Open Concept Living Room Design
Comments (3)THis house is getting interesting with all the posts . Layed lighting is done best with a lighting expert I happen to love arc lamps so always have one somehwer ein my LR you need ceiling lighting fo overall light those on dimmers , then table lamps and floor lamps and that applies to outdoor spaces too just a bit differnt wya to do this . Get an expert to help it is one of things that makes a huge difference in how your home looks and functions....See MoreTips on living room design
Comments (5)Since the picture shows the previous owner's furniture we don't know what your style is. You can always paint or white wash the brick. Here are some pictures I have saved that show a fireplace and TV next to each other to give you some ideas. I wouldn't recommend shiplap unless this is a property on the water. Shiplap in a tract home is a trend that is over. But you can see that by closing up the openings in the wall and applying different types of molding and mantels you can get different looks....See MoreBeverlyFLADeziner
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