Furniture placement suggestions
“Formal living” space directly inside front door. Room is 14’ x 10.5’. We rarely use this room. Hoping to use some furniture I already own for main pieces but would consider purchasing, as well. Have leather sofa and chair, two accent chairs, coffee and matching side table. Hoping for suggestions on furniture placement, how to make this work. I’m clueless and overwhelmed. Thanks for helping.
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Lyn Nielson
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Comments (8)Hi, Please see attached photo with a layout proposal (to scale). The furniture styles have been shown for reference only as we don't know your budget or style. It would be nice if you could incorporate a small seating area near the balcony, this can double as a spot for you to eat dinner/breakfast. If you place the wardrobe in this area it may cut out a lot of your natural light. We have proposed the wardrobe to the wall adjacent to the bathroom. If you can get hold of a mirrored front wardrobe that will really help bounce light around the room and make it feel bigger. Good luck in your new apartment! https://www.instagram.com/esd_home/...See Morehelp-furniture placement advice needed
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Comments (2)Hi Sarah Mrahc, we would love to help you. We are an affordable online interior design company and can definitely help you create an open plan living space you'll love. We have written a blog about open plan spaces which you may find useful and I have linked below. With an open plan space is it important to zone the areas of the room with things such as rugs, paint, wallpaper and furniture etc whilst still keeping a cohesive look and flow throughout the room. Heres the link to our blog post which you may find helpful and our website: https://www.thelivinghouse.co.uk/blog-interior-design-tips/case-study-open-plan-kitchen/dining/living-room www.thelivinghouse.co.uk...See More
Amy Lynn
2 years ago
PROS F
2 years ago
PROMARGARITA BRAVO
2 years agoThe layout you currently have seems to work. However we might suggest adding some end tables, lamps, a rug to ground the space, a plant, some pillows, and some artwork. Here are just a few ideas from various designs we have done over the years.
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