Dead space in living area
Ki
8 years ago
We've just bought our first house and our new living area is in the lower ground/basement level. Due to part of the ground being too dense to cut into when the previous owners converted, the room is a big rectangle of around 22foot long by 15foot wide but with a chunk missing out of one corner. I've done a pretty full makeover on the room so far (I love decorating and furnishing and I'm very impatient!) but the corner that is 'missing' creates a bit of an awkward space that I just can't decide what to do with. At present it has my newly made over drinks trolley, just to fill a gap but I think it is still a bit too empty. I also have no idea where to put the TV, as this is also annoying me. We've got a lovely Victorian fireplace and I can't stand having the TV drawing the eye to the side (where it doesn't fit!) So folks, any ideas you can throw my way as I'm a bit stumped! I've attached photos of the areas of that helps!
Gerard Puxhe
Custom Controls London
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