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Christmas Decor Midcentury Living Space Ideas and Designs

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Christmas Living
Christmas Living
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Photos by Kaity
Inspiration for a midcentury enclosed living room in Grand Rapids with blue walls.
Fun Family Tree
Fun Family Tree
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Photos by Kaity One of my "kids trees" this year.
This is an example of a midcentury games room in Grand Rapids.

Christmas Decor Midcentury Living Space Ideas and Designs

The social hub of the home; living rooms, sitting rooms and family rooms are where we head to lounge, entertain and and truly live our lives. As the most “public” rooms in the house, the ideal designs for living areas are not only welcoming, comfortable and practical, but also should offer a reflection of your personal style. When considering a midcentury living room redesign or designing your living areas for the first time, you should not only consider the kinds of activities that will take place in the space but also the kind of feel you want from the room. Whether you want a relaxed, cosy lounge space or home cinema, a fun family room for the kids, a bright and airy sitting room or even conservatory, or a grander more formal living room, you will need to start by making some practical choices about furniture and storage before then looking at decoration and accessories. Browse the various living sections on Houzz to find inspiration for your midcentury living room, home cinema, family and games room, or conservatory.
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