Tiny living area help
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Comments (1)cream maybe? or a soft white? what were you thinking colour scheme wise?...See MoreHelp with making living area more homely
Comments (7)Texture is your friend. You could replace the pendant fairly easily. I can’t leave with red in an interior so for me it would be the first to go. You could draw attention away from the splashback by bench styling- wooden cutting boards, ceramics and baskets. I spot a high chair so I’d have a look at indoor/outdoor rugs that are easy clean and inexpensive. If you plan on doing things in stages, start a mood board so as you get time and money you have a focus for your purchases....See MoreDecoration help open living area
Comments (16)A console with shallow drawers can be both simple and practical. And that works with full length curtains behind, not too bulky and cluttered, though I'm still a little concerned about how that works considering your first view is from side on as you come in the door? It depends on whether you need storage or just somewhere to put things down as you come in and then you move them elsewhere. Another thing which can be an occasional 'where to put' as you come in the door is a wet umrella, unless you leave such things outside?...See MoreHelp me choose rugs for entryway and living area
Comments (2)Any type of rug would suit. Just blend it in with the colour of your furnishings. Ideally the larger the better, to cover up the shiny tile that shows up every foot mark....See More- 5 months ago
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