New Sofa Advice Please!!
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Comments (20)Great space! At the moment all your furnishings are all squashed together which makes your living area feel compact and busy. I would pull the 2 sofas apart to separate them from each other. I would also pull your rug and coffee table away from the sofas to create the feeling of a larger area. If you can I would change your rug to a light colour - either a nude or a beige as the majority of your furnishings are dark in colour and this will help break it up. Also if you have a central light fitting I would go for a brighter bulb one that gives off more of a white than yellow colour as the room feels quite dark with the blinds drawn. Hope this helps!...See More- 10 years ago
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