would anyone have some ideas on what I can do with this space?
New home, plasterer and decorations pending. I was thinking possibly a armchair and small table with lamp but I don’t want to over do it. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. I want something elegant but I’m not afraid to add colours.
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4 years agoThat's an interesting looking house.
I would get a carpenter to build a window seat. Something like this...
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4 years agoHey Sarah, it looks quite narrow so I would avoid filling the floor space with anything too large. perhaps a slim bookcase. Otherwise a small chest of drawers, and maybe add a potted plant, a lamp, photos, or some kind of decoration on top. You could always add a picture frame or a small mirror to the wall as well. If you changed those net curtains for a nice roman blind in a different colour it would also make the space feel a little more cosy and contrast with the white walls, a gentle grey colour would be perfect.
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