Need help with sitting room/lounge room furniture
K M
15 days ago
Featured Answer
Sort by:Oldest
Comments (12)
JAN MOYER
15 days agolast modified: 15 days agoRelated Discussions
Living / lounge room in a Mezzanine help needed!
Comments (2)So you've given us three pictures of a table and chairs from the terrace which won't stay there, but no picture of the area where the stairs begin....See MoreDining room/ sitting room help
Comments (1)The countertop is not deep enough to accommodate stools. Addressing both the dogs and the windows (fading), an outdoor corner sectional would work. Not having measurements of the coffee nook, I would not take up space with that console. I would replace with a folding table for dining guests. This would accommodate. a few, with one side up, or more with two sides up. When not in use, your coffee maker can go there. Add folding chairs into the mix....See MoreTurning Formal Dining Room into Sitting Area need help
Comments (32)Kristy - I think the new flooring you picked looks good. What do you think of the four club chair pic just posted below? Honestly, those set ups remind me of institutional settinfs like an airport lounge or a chain hotel lobby. I dont think they look all that inviting. I’d prefer two chairs and some other kind of seating....See MoreNeed help for optimizing the living room, lounge area, and office
Comments (8)I really dislike TV in my LR and usually we are the only ones to watch TV so I would do what the old owners did and have the TV away from the main living room where conversation is happening at least in my home. From what I can see I would do the TV in the DR so like a media room and have my DR where the breakfast/ lounge area is . I think before making major decisions in a new to you home let the house tell you how it functions . Often a house functions much differently than you planned. For instance traffic patterns are often dictated by the house no matter what you planned..IMO an office needs to be in a dedicated space so that a door can shut it away....See MorePatricia Colwell Consulting
15 days agoapple_pie_order
15 days agoMaureen
15 days agolast modified: 15 days agoK M
15 days agoJAN MOYER
15 days agoK M
15 days agoK M
15 days agoJAN MOYER
15 days agoK M
14 days agoMae Day Organizing and Interior Design
11 days ago
Related Stories
LIVING ROOMSRoom of the Day: Glam Sitting Room Packed With Personality
Whimsical details meet functional furniture in this family’s spec home
Full StoryROOM OF THE DAYRoom of the Day: Right-Scaled Furniture Opens Up a Tight Living Room
Smaller, more proportionally fitting furniture, a cooler paint color and better window treatments help bring life to a limiting layout
Full StoryLIVING ROOMSRoom of the Day: High Eclectic Style in a Luxe Sitting Room
Rich textures and contemporary art make this swank sitting room both restful and invigorating
Full StoryROOM OF THE DAYRoom of the Day: A Formal Sitting Room for Mom
Every detail comes together to give this mother of 3 the grown-up area she wanted in her new Southern California home
Full StorySMALL HOMESRoom of the Day: Living-Dining Room Redo Helps a Client Begin to Heal
After a tragic loss, a woman sets out on the road to recovery by improving her condo
Full StoryATTICSRoom of the Day: Quiet Moments in a Seaside Sitting Room
A converted attic offers a private retreat for a couple who enjoy hosting guests in their Delaware vacation home
Full StoryREMODELING GUIDESRoom of the Day: Antiques Help a Dining Room Grow Up
Artfully distressed pieces and elegant colors take a formerly child-focused space into sophisticated territory
Full StoryROOM OF THE DAYRoom of the Day: A New Family Room’s Natural Connection
Stone and wood plus earthy colors link a family room to its woodsy site and create a comfy gathering spot
Full StoryLIVING ROOMSCustom Furniture Creates a Flexible Living Room Lounge
A new seating area lets these homeowners reconfigure their setup for snacking, relaxing and enjoying the views
Full StoryDINING ROOMSRoom of the Day: Grown-Up Style in a Family Dining Room
Easy-care fabrics, a lighter color palette and a great furniture save help a Boston-area family get the transitional look they were after
Full Story
BeverlyFLADeziner