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Living room with three entrances

8 years ago

My living room has a door direct from the hallway, an open entrance into the dining area and a patio door into the garden I.e.an entrance/exit on three walls. There iOS a fireplace on the fourth wall. How to arrange furniture?

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minnie101
8 years ago
Hi. Would you be able to upload either pics or a plan with measurements? I had the same layout in my old house but french doors through to the dining room and had sofas at right angles to the fire with the tv opposite but it's difficult to say without seeing the plan
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Akiva Projects Ltd
8 years ago
Hello,

Pictures would be very useful!

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8 years ago
The room is 3.9m x 5 m. (12.10 x 16.5 ins) patio doors south facing in the middle of the wall , door from hallway exactly opposite, fireplace to East and open entrance to dining room to west. Not there at the moment so can't send photos....sorry. House built 1986.

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