My living area is too neutral
Mark Collard
7 years ago
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jessicaharding29
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Comments (10)Hi. This is improving. We need more tweaking, though. I see you have 3 love seats. We will need to divide the furniture into 2 groups. Before we do, is there any way you can move the dining table down the hall, away from the grand piano? That way, we could add another seating area around the piano. Also, it would take away from the awkwardness of having the dining table halfway in the room. Alternately, could the grand piano be moved to the other side of the dining table and then the dining table be moved so that it is centered in front of the window?...See MoreBrand new house — awkward living area space
Comments (9)Well, I guess you first need to think what you really want to use the space for. Will it be your main TV viewing area? (If so, I'd cosy it up with a big rug first). It's a shame to use it as a TV area though, since that means blocking off the sliding doors with furniture. I'm guessing at the moment you don't need as a little kids play area or teenagers homework area - but how about a home office, or even gym/workout area? (There's a great article on Houzz today about making smart home gym spaces: [https://www.houzz.com.au/magazine/step-up-your-workout-zone-with-10-simple-additions-stsetivw-vs~39722244[(https://www.houzz.com.au/magazine/step-up-your-workout-zone-with-10-simple-additions-stsetivw-vs~39722244).) Or, given, the sliding doors and tiles, how about a conservatory? An indoor herb garden, with some orchids, ferns and maybe even a small palm? Do you have a craft or hobby that could use a dedicated area? I'm thinking artistic types would love to turn the space into a mini studio - or I could let the person with whom I share my life play with his car parts there . . . (tiles! easy to clean up!) Of course, whichever option you choose for the space, I'd keep the cat climbing frame and snuggle-pod!...See MoreBalancing colours and finishes - Kitchen/Living Area
Comments (3)I'd start saving some inspo pics here on Houzz so you can see the common threads of what you like. Then I'd pay a few hundred dollars to have a design consultation. In your area you will have a range of choices....See MoreSame tiles in living areas and wet areas
Comments (12)I have done exactly that. 600x600 on the entire top floor including the out side area and the bathroom. The outside stairs and the front porch are exposed to the weather so I have a more textured non slip version of the same tile. Very happy with the my choice....See MoreDaisy England
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