Apartment lounge / diner layout help
Mark
6 years ago
I would love some help with how to layout this room in a flat I’m moving into. I would like the majority of the room to be for lounging with a maybe a corner sofa / or sofa and armchair with a 55” tv.
The lounge end of the room is a fairly awkward shape as the walls are not symmetrical to each other. (The tv would almost have to be on a swing bracket on the wall, swung out a bit to be facing the sofas if they were in the opposite wall).
I would also like a small table and 2/4 chairs in the room if possible?
Anyway - take a look at the pics and dimensions - help!
The lounge end of the room is a fairly awkward shape as the walls are not symmetrical to each other. (The tv would almost have to be on a swing bracket on the wall, swung out a bit to be facing the sofas if they were in the opposite wall).
I would also like a small table and 2/4 chairs in the room if possible?
Anyway - take a look at the pics and dimensions - help!
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PROUser
6 years agoAll down to personal preference and if you want to lounge around on the sofa like my wife, ha ha ha. She likes to sprawl and take over bless her little heart............so, she's not an armchair person, but I am.
You could have an L-shape with an armchair
Or a 2/3 seat sofa with 2 armchairs, or 1 armchair, the choice is yours.
I think the most important thing is the direction in which it all faces, that wall.........
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