Large long lounge wall
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Comments (4)Hi there. This is a very common problem! I wrote a blog post about tricky rectangular rooms that may be of interest to you as it has some layout options drawn up as well as some tips that will help you make the most of the room and avoid creating big, unused spaces. Good luck! http://www.laurengilberthorpeinteriors.com/layouts-rectangular-sitting-rooms/...See MoreLounge with large black sofas
Comments (12)I don't know which way the room faces as to whether it would work but you could look at farrow and ball elephants breath with a dark feature wall of London clay (shown in the last pic) which looks to work with the carpet (or there are lighter shades of each paint). I agree re the layout, art, lamps etc. I'd also add a big plant to add some life. You can also lighten up the sofas with cushions and a throw, I like the dusky pink and mauves and you can pair this with lighter "browns". Some texture and pattern would be good for cushions....See MoreLarge Lounge Dilemma
Comments (6)I agree with forzaitalia, white gloss would be a more practical option. You can definitely mix furniture finishes, but you can also keep to gloss tables and whatever else you'd like to have in gloss finishes. It can easily look cold if all hard surfaces (and soft, if you have leather seating) are glossy though. So if you have a wooden or carpet floor and fabric sofa(s), they would make the room look softer/warmer even if you go for a gloss finish for all the rest. In other words, I don't think there's a general answer to your question :-) All depends on the rest of your room and the kind of look you are going for....See MoreLarge lounge/ diner wall colour help please.
Comments (7)I'm not a great fan of feature walls, but if that's something YOU like, go for it, it's your house! As for painting, again, I would say, whether it 'should' all be painted the same colour is neither here nor there, do youwant it all the same colour? Or are you keen to differentiate the two areas? Is one area lighter and brighter than the other? Could you perhaps paint the brighter part a darker version of the same colour and vice versa with a lighter paint in the less bright part of the room? What flooring are you going to have? That may influence your choice of all colours. Have a look at pictures on Houzz and work out what you like from those, that may help you make decisions for your decor....See More- 10 years ago
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