Living room accessories/decor help
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need help decorating my north facing living room
Comments (14)Thank you yes, it is the room! I bought a tester pot of the F&B Strong White, but when tested it looked cream. I also bought the F&B Anthrocite which was a bit darker. Will try the Bone White also. Love the cushions in the pic - navy with the piping. Would also maybe like to go a bit darker on the back wall as in the pic but wondered if this might be too cold in a north facing room. I know that when the colours dry they appear darker and also in a larger space than just a test area, so may well try something along the lines of the Anthrocite....See MoreHelp adding "stuff" to decorate our living room
Comments (8)Hi. The room is looking good. I would also move the desk only because it feels like it's missing a chair Plus obviously not practical if you intend to use it! If you dressed it as a console with lamp and accessories with art over etc though I think it might work (then have a large plant the other side of the sofa. i would pull both the sofa and chair out a little from the walls. I'm not sure what you think of this? I personally would opt for shades of blue to break up the orange a little. The lamp would go behind the chair And just the rectangular cushion on it. I would Look for art in your colours to go by the chair (light switch wall) and behind the plant/desk. Accessorise the shelves with a combination of books, an ornament or 2 plus your framed photos....See Moreliving room decorating help
Comments (7)Lovely, cosy room. I don’t think you need to do much, unless you want a complete change. I would remove the wallpaper and just paint the wall the same as the rest of the room, although panelling would look amazing. I don’t think you need a rug as you already have carpet. Maybe some new cushions?...See Moreneed help with decorating our living / dining room
Comments (24)Hello. I was studying your space, and I came up with some ideas. If you are open to them, here they are: 1.Get a brushed cotton sofa with legs at least 8cm; it gives some airiness to a room, making it look more spacious. 2.When choosing a table, allow the minimum distance between the edge of your table and a wall to be 90cm. This is for people to get in and out of their chairs comfortably. In addition, purchase armless dining chairs, which will give you a clean look for your dining space. 3.You asked what to do with a wall with a small window; I suggest having sheers and curtains across the whole wall. It will soften the place and will make a room feel larger. 4.You have little spotlights on the walls, which are excellent for creating a different mood in the evening. They can be nicely framed using decorative moulding. It will elevate your space. 5.If you like a moulding wall design, you can have picture frame moulding. You can even use wallpaper inside those frames. It is a relatively inexpensive way to luxe up your space. 6.Your ceiling has an orange undertone; to tone down that orange, go for cooler undertones in your curtains and upholstery. Here I mean whatever colour you choose, grey for your sofa and a lighter colour for your curtains, look for cool undertones when choosing them. Cool undertones are blues, purples, and greens. When selecting a grey sofa, try to identify the undertone. Does this grey colour have blue, green or purple? 7. I also made a quick visualisation of your space. Please note that this only suggests the layout and the room's look. The furniture is only for guidance, and no advice is provided for the colour palette. The measurements of the room are used for illustration only. I hope it was helpful and now you can envisage your space much better....See More- 7 months ago
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