how would you decorate ?
Juby R
5 years ago
How would you decorate this room, around this rug? I really like it but haven’t a clue what to do now that I’ve got it. The lamp is also new.
At the moment we can’t afford to change sofas , but they will be going eventually. Anything else can go really. We don’t really have much.
We will eventually mount the TV somewhere.
Any help appreciated !
At the moment we can’t afford to change sofas , but they will be going eventually. Anything else can go really. We don’t really have much.
We will eventually mount the TV somewhere.
Any help appreciated !
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5 years agolast modified: 5 years agoI would make accent on blue. It goes good with brown.
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