Help me lay out my furniture!
Gioenne Rapisarda
8 years ago
Hi houzzers,
I'm moving into a new apartment next weekend and need to figure out how to set out the furniture we have to work with the space.
We have an L-shape lounge on order (which we can still change the orientation of the chaise if needed), a tv unit, small round coffee table, a round dining table and bed. Currently no bedside tables but will probably need at least one plus some other storage.
Any alternate ideas much appreciated!
I'm moving into a new apartment next weekend and need to figure out how to set out the furniture we have to work with the space.
We have an L-shape lounge on order (which we can still change the orientation of the chaise if needed), a tv unit, small round coffee table, a round dining table and bed. Currently no bedside tables but will probably need at least one plus some other storage.
Any alternate ideas much appreciated!
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Comments (17)Don’t cut the curtains. There is space to rehang the rod higher. Still leaving them brushing the floor but for the price of a bracket you’ll fix the length problem. Just realised you’re renting. I’d wash the current curtains, you may find that they shrink up a bit and will be fine....See MoreGioenne Rapisarda
8 years agoGioenne Rapisarda
8 years agoThis is how the staging of the lounge room looked, it seemed to work so I thought I'd follow that layout
Jen
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