skip to main content

need help with living room picture/painting

8 years ago

Hi I just got my 4 months old son photoshoot which came out awesome. most pictures have light brown or dark brown fur. Im thinking of hanging them behind my living room sofa. what frames should i use and how many pictures. Or should I just hang painting instead of pictures. any help would be much appreciated.

Sort by:Oldest

Comment (1)

PRO
Gerard Puxhe
8 years ago
Hi,

that's a broad question. It depends on your living room's style, measures, colour palette, etc.

Norikei

www.norikei.com
Related Discussions
Need help for parents living room - where to start
Q
Comments (24)
Thanks all for your input. I will take some more pictures on Sunday once we have had a move around. Ash, thanks for your input and reply. The fireplace is a little unusual in that the picture you see with the lantern is the section next to the actual fire, but is part of the surround, i think there is one on the other side too - your comments are all taken on board and we will act upon them this weekend - particularly the rug ones. Hi Minnie, like AJ Interiors I have read through some of your other posts so thanks for replying to this one, all noted, like the coffee table under the light idea. Seniordiva- also thanks very much for your comments, you are spot on. They are definately getting wooden floor just a case of when. Im going to go through this whole page with them on Sunday and then get cracking. Pictures to come soon.....
...See More
Need help for my living room/dining room
Q
Comments (3)
Hi Catherine, could you provide some photos of the room or a simple hand drawing with dimensions of the room and furniture sizes? Without it, it's near impossible to advise anything.
...See More
I need help improving my living room and dining room
Q
Comments (15)
I think you could put the tv in the opposite corner on the other side of the window, then put the two chairs (if they'll fit) side by side on that wall (with the door) with the table in between. If these are a bit too snug, you could always angle them into the centre of the room. Then the sofa could go opposite the window at right angles to the door, but a little over towards the fireplace wall. This will give you clearly defined "square" sitting room area, which you can further delineate with a rug in your chosen accent colour and then add coordinating or matching cushions and throws. I would then move what I think is a glass cabinet (in the corner of the dining part of the room) to the left hand side of the radiator cabinet. I would then try to move the dining table more towards the kitchen and the now empty corner. For the dining table I would look at getting something like a table runner or a big bowl/vase/ornament with reflects your chosen accent colour which will visually join up the two areas. I would also be tempted to replace one of the pictures with a large mirror. And also perhaps think about getting different wall art.
...See More
Need Help with Living Room/ Dining Room/TV room
Q
Comments (7)
Hi Shanna, What a great space. If your mum is not afraid of colour I would certainly recommend some large pieces of art. Does your mum have a preference of the style she would like, rather than be dicated by the space ? I would love to help your mum create her idea space. You can check out my work at www.myclaybrickhome.com/case-studies We could start with a 2D floor plan to get the flow right and then start to build that out into a design. Drop me a reply or email to vicky@myclaybrickhome.com if you want to discuss further. This work can be done online. I am based in the UK but currently working on a ranch home in Dallas. Rgds Vicky
...See More

Sponsored

More Discussions

height of curtains with angled window

4

Advice on my design

3

size and shape of the new 2nd bedroom and wardrobe

0

any ideas on what to do with the kitchen

3

Designing a Bathtub panel

1

United Kingdom

Tailor my experience with cookies

Houzz uses cookies and similar technologies to personalise my experience, serve me relevant content, and improve Houzz products and services. By clicking ‘Accept’ I agree to this, as further described in the Houzz Cookie Policy. I can reject non-essential cookies by clicking ‘Manage Preferences’.