What to do with uneven alcoves?
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Comments (6)Hi. Is the tv comfortable at that viewing height? I'd lower it, put the sideboard (with a lamp, flowers/stems etc) in the other alcove and have a tv unit below the tv. personal opinion only re the sofa but I'm not a fan of things blocking things even if they're not used, could you add a chair as below? i might also paint the pipes in both of the wall colours so they blend in and I'd lower the floral sculpture just a few inches so it's not touching the picture rail. im not sure if there's room to move the side table the other side of the sofa but if there's is I would centre the keyboard in the bay and add a tall plant where the table is....See MoreUneven alcoves
Comments (11)AHA! That's what you mean with uneven alcoves. Do you know why they are like that? Any idea what's behind the wall above the right alcove? If you can't open it up further, you could put shelves in the 'bottom' alcove with doors that are more or less flush with the wall. Art above. I'd put shelves in the other alcove, maybe with doors in front of the bottom shelves to mimic the other side....See MoreHelp please with what to do w/ living room alcove
Comments (10)My first though was to fit a door to the smaller alcove on the right with shelves if needed, for example for the printer, and the other side on the left could take shelving but fit a door at the bottom for hidden storage. It’s something a carpenter could do as I doubt you would get the right sizing off the shelf....See Morewhat can I do with an uneven fireplace?!
Comments (4)If the fireplace opening is to be retained and re-instated as a working fire, you could potentially install a new mantle above the opening, centred on the chimney breast and overshooting the right side. The section to the right of the opening (still below the mantle) could then become a log store or a hanging place for fireplace tools (or similar!). Remember to ensure that any material that is combustible is kept at least 30cm away from any point of the burning appliance / stove (or more if recommended by the installer or manufacturer). Hope this helps you to form some ideas! I have a similar situation in my own home and it is expected in upper rooms in older properties....See More- 7 years agolast modified: 7 years ago
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