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Comments (106)Hi Katie. I do like the furniture you've chosen, as I said previously I would personally struggle to arrange furniture on a flat ŵall without corners, alcoves etc! I think it might be an idea to create a new post so others may be encouraged to respond without reading through previous comments. It may potentially work if you were to move the tv unit to the right. Have a floor lamp to the left of the unit and the chair angled in front of the lamp. Perhaps have a long piece of art or set of 2/3 to the right of the tv with maybe a plant stand or something and then the chinese cabinet. Do play around with the height of things though. I know you've looked before but I really think you need an area rug to zone the living space. Re kitchen not sure of your current thoughts but have you thought of a peninsular coming off that right ŵall within the kitchen? If you were to move the dining table perhaps a couple of accent chairs and table for the bay to keep your husband happy?!...See MoreNeed help with my unfinished bedroom!
Comments (16)Hello Joelle, I see your'e being given some great advise and ideas!! If you can't find any suitable vintage wardrobes have you considered having fitted wardrobes - painted the same colour as the pale grey walls so they blend into the background - with small discrete knobs or no knobs/handles (a push opener). Long grey curtains either dark or light I think would look great and very hotel chic. When looking for suitable material don't forget to take a sample of your wallpaper with you to check which colours work best and then ask for samples of the material to take home to check at different times of day ad evening to see which looks best in different lights. I'd consider having the long curtains as 'dress' curtain with tie backs and fit either a roman or roller blind - for privacy, warmth and to keep the room as light as possible. Moving the sideboard to opposite the bed I agree is the best place and becomes the focal point of the room - also great to see when you're actually lying in bed. You could look on e-bay for a large vintage 1950's mirror perhaps frame less with beveled edge to hang above. The long mirror I'd lean on the wall left of the window. I love your grey head board. To add luxury I'd go for a white duvet and pillow cases and use the colours in the wallpaper for throw(s) and cushions. Again don't forget to always have a sample of wallpaper and curtain material with you when shopping for these. I really like the photo of the mid century bedside table you've posted - very much in keeping with your theme and would also look to buy a ceiling light and table lamps again from that period - perhaps on e-bay? Good luck and enjoy your project! Katharine, DesignWorks....See MoreRug placement
Comments (5)Laura, how wide and long is your sitting room? A 2m x 3m rug is generally the best size for a sitting room, but one size down might be better for your space. I can see you currently have all your seating pushed against the walls, pulling your seating into the room will create a more harmonious social space. You should ideally have one sofa directly facing the TV, so I would suggest move you position the rug in the centre of the room and move the sofa from the stairs wall to face the TV and overlap the long side of the rug, leave approx 60-70cm space behind the sofa. This will create a walk way behind the seating arrangement and between the doors on each side of the room without interrupting the TV social space. Move your armchair over to the stairs wall and face into the room so you can move easily to access the cupboard when you need to. Is the door next to the window your entrance or a door way to a hall?...See MoreHelp needed with Living room design
Comments (7)If the kitchen is new and to your taste - then why not keep it where it is and concentrate on making the new space work for you ... support pillars can be utilised as space dividers and work well as book shelving or art work display areas - to create a reading nook or music area etc etc . This is a great opportunity to consider things you'd like to do in the space - i.e. If you'd somewhere for a train set or car track to be set up for kids - or a place to grow indoor plants - or space for a monster sized dinner table for when the family all come round - then you may need extra sofas too ......See More- 8 years ago
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