Living room interior- furniture layout
Hi,
I am looking for any idea to change the outlook of my living room. Move/ Add / delete furniture suggestions, just anything , but just want to freshen it up...
Its squarish 20 x 20 ft room; but I took photo in panaroma mode to capture everything in it..:)
I have tried to color coordinate , but it just doesn't look okay...:(
All suggestions welcome...
thank you...
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Sonia
8 months agoI totally agree with tamp. it can be difficult to furnish a large room. The furniture is stuck to the walls with a big gap in the middle. Zoning is the key eg bring the rug and sofas into the room more, maybe placing the table on the right behind one of the sofas creating a visual barrier to other parts of the room. Add lamps for cosiness. The walls are pretty bare so a mirror or pieces of art will add interest. Is the room used as an office? The bitty furniture doesn’t help.
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Comments (10)Hi Clair, It is indeed a very tricky room with all the doorways around and the need to keep flow. The best in these cases is usually to go for flexible pieces of furniture that can be moved around easily to adjust the room to your needs, so I'm afraid that an L shaped sofa might not be the best choice as you mention yourself no matter how you look at it you might be disrupting a flow somewhere. Poufs, Ottomans, Small vintage nursing chairs (these are on wheels so can be moved around), are all great options. For example this picture where the poufs are placed under the coffee table and can be taken out when additional seating or even side tables are required. If you would like some more advice checkout our website www.decology.co.uk, we specialise in online interior design projects, where for an affordable flat fee per room you will be able to get a professional to help with your room, you can also book a complementary consultation. Regards, Sharon (07970382998)...See Morehelp with living room/dining room layout and furniture
Comments (3)Hi there, Looking at your layout and depending on how many people will be seated I suggest looking into corner shaped sofa along the long wall closer to the window so that you can set up a TV on the opposite wall and get the most out of your space. However it does mean you may lose a little bit of the light from the doors. Alternatively you could have a 2 seater sofa and an armchair where your cupboards are to hide it a bit and still give you plenty of seating. For your dining table I suggest to keep this closer to the kitchen. From the floor plan I don't think you will be able to have a very large table so if you do plan to entertain I suggest to buy an extending dining table. I am not sure how far the kitchen comes, if it is beyond the door on the opposite wall? Then I would suggest to going for a two seater sofa instead. Hope this helps, thanks Rukmini...See MoreLiving Room Layout and Furniture Ideas Needed
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Comments (12)I hadn't thought about trying to fit the seats into the bay window (Carolina's 2nd suggestion), that could work depending on the size of the seats. I'll have a think and see what might fit in with whatever sofa we're planning. Unfortunately, there's no ability to move the door into the room, it runs on the main supporting structure of the house and it's about 2 and a half feet thick. It's like the type of wall you'd expect at the Hohenwerfen Castle! (they're not all like this one, but that one's virtually impenetrable, the sturdy Hilti gun used to cut in additional power sockets during the re-wire was having a hell of a time getting through it, and that was just a couple of inches into the wall!!)...See MoreSonia
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