Formal Living Room Remodel

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Removal of woodchip and vinyl underneath that. Restore original cornice to white. Rewire, sand original floor, install reclaimed burner and decorate keeping the elegance of the original build.

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Sonia
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Lovely and cosy.
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AG Interiors
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Love this - the cornice has been restored to its former glory …..
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Hello I am happy to help with some ideas... a few questions - what is your style classic or contemporary or a mix of old and new? Do you have any favourite colours? Do you want a relaxed feel, or sophisticated? Do you have children?
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It is quite formal, but by hanging your pictures in a less orderly way, more ramshackle than perfection, might help. more paintings, more photo frames, more personal. if you always have symmetricallly placed things then it will automatically look formal, try being less symmetrical! the room also perhaps lacks some other textures, try something fluffy ( not my normal go to phrase), a couple more cushions in a non- co-ordinated co-ordinate - complicated huh?...something like a woolly burnt orange in a different shape, rectangular or round, even a velvet. it is a lovely room and well considered but often when people design a room they miss tiny details. you are a stones throw away from perfection. please get in touch if you are in the glasgow area and need a wee help finding the perfect thing - always happy to help
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Hey looks like a lovely room. I would opt for a L shaped sofa so it frames the fireplace area and identifies that as the cosy living room space and still allows easy access to a dining table by window. Your built in bench is a good idea to make most of the space, could have 2 either side so means beach can be tucked under table when not in use. Get a beautiful oversized ottoman for costing up by fire and a small side table rather than coffee table to maximise the space and maintain the luxury feel. Hope you have fun with your plans!
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Hi, it's hard without knowing what you like! Option 1.. mid century with a slight industrial feel. 1st pic is just general scheme, a pale but warm stone on the walls. I would also go for similar curtains with a pelmet for an elegant look. 2nd pic is sofas. 4th pic is floor lamp. 6th pic is actually a media cabinet. Would you consider removing the picture rail as it's low for a picture rail and high for a dado and limits you with art etc to make the most of the proportions? If so, I'd look at a tall antiqued tiled mirror over the fire. I'd also add a tall potted palm which will bring in the Edwardian feel, as will the art nouveau inspired rug and the pink for the chair and a cushion or 2. Everything bar the mirror and coffee table are from westelm. I'd find a coffee table with a shelf underneath but can't find one ATM! It might look good with books on the shelf and then add a tray with decanter, glasses etc for the top with a vase of flowers etc. You can add more pattern and texture for cushions
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Formal Living Room Remodel

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Sonia

AG Interiors

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