Living room layout? HELP!
We've finally settled on a paint color (Grey Owl) with Simply White trim and have a tentative couch picked out. Initially we'd hoped to fit a piano in the living room but it's dropped on my list of priorities. I want a comfortable living space. Now that we're not hemmed in by trying to fit a piano, I'm attempting to wrap my head around how to arrange furniture and art. I'm looking at theKeegan couch from Macy's in charcoal - we've also added this lamp instead of the torchier lamp on the left. The piece on the maroon wall is going, as is the art in the dining area. The photos on the left wall could be swapped or relocated and I know they need to be lowered. I don't want to put anything in front of the awning windows as that's our main airflow. We will likely get rid of the loveseat. I like more of a midcentury look without being too rigid in that department. Here's what we're working with::
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erinsean
il y a 4 ans
Nancy Ingram
il y a 4 ansSo this is what I suggest. If you have chairs with an open base, there should be no restriction on airflow from the windows. I think a sectional is just going to block you in. The room will feel much more open especially when you enter from the front door. You may want to wall mount your tv so you can angle it toward the sofa.
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decoenthusiaste
il y a 4 ansNo sectional here, please, unless it is a sleek skinny one!
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il y a 4 ansA layout similar to the one below will work better for you we think. However you don't need two sofas.
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il y a 4 ansHi, meags. I think you have enough room for a sofa and three chairs. I wouldn't do a sectional. For a well made sofa that will last, take a look at Lee Industries. They've got a nice selection. The sofa and chairs in the below collage are from them. Crate and Barrel carries several of their pieces.
The TV console is a vintage up-cycle. If you like the idea, check out your local thrift stores or Craigslist for something you can make your own.
I've also got another furniture arrangement to consider. It has a 84"W X 38" D sofa and two airy armchairs 26"W X 31" D. You can likely fit an accent chair to the left of the sofa with similar dimensions. A modern wing might be nice.
I really like your lamp choice!
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