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Comments (9)I think overall the room is lovely, I love the jade chairs and lights and the colour scheme including the walls for a colonial feel (the staircase is beautiful). Maybe add some blue as per colour palette pictured or another shade of green. Agree re the chairs although they do visually make the dining area feel bigger but perhaps an upholstered classical chair? I like the idea of a console behind the sofa but not sure on that one but would add a collection of blue and white ceramics on here with some faux white hydrangea mixed in. Perhaps some silk drapes? I would also change the side tables to something georgian in style and add another lamp. If it fits I'd add a really tall plant to the right of the arched door. I would have the dining area rug tie into the living rug in some way (wonder if this could be in something other than grey), as I'm not sure it fits with the scheme. I personally would paint the door in the wall colour so it blends in. I will see if I can find some pics of coffee and dining table accessories...See MoreThe Best of Houzz 2017 Awards Are Here!
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Comments (15)I’m much liking the look of that second layout suggested by Carolina - there are some very clever solutions there!The positioning of the doors is slightly awkward, but this layout creates zones that work nicely. The position of the sofa very cleverly creates a TV zone, and also defines the study area behind it. And those two orange accent chairs are lovely, forming part of the lounge zone whilst also drawing the eye to the windows and the view. And, on days when Joan and her family/visitors want to gaze at the view, they can be simply turned round. There’s just one tiny tweak i might suggest: to remove the coffee table and instead have a side table and lamp to the left of the sofa, in the corner by the door. Otherwise, if that were my room, I’d be looking at the orange chairs and the view as I walked into the room... and I’d trip over the coffee table :-)...See More- 6 years ago
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