HELP! Need to finish living room
Hi. We are stuck with the living room project and would love ideas. Room is 16x24ft
We got the basics already but not sure if the coffee table fits or needs a different finish.
We can leave styling for later but would love ideas for the sides/walls. The walls on the sides of the fireplace are 8ft wide each. Thanks!!!
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tartanmeup
vor 5 JahrenGreat space! Not crazy about your coffee table and I agree it's the finish. I'd consider a lucite or glass table. Or perhaps a round marble top one. Photos for illustrative purposes only - didn't check sizes. :)
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vor 5 JahrenIf you regularly entertain larger groups, benches topped with art could be a good option for you
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As mentioned, a couple of matching consoles topped with lamps and objets d'art could also work well.
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Since you have so much symmetry, it might be fun to break it up a bit on either sided of the fireplace. Perhaps a combination of the above: Console and mirror on one side, bench with art on the other.
Whatever you decide to do, I definitely think you have to address your lighting. One lamp and an overhead fixture (?), really isn't sufficient for layered lighting and ambience.
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vor 5 JahrenI like your living room. I would try a different coffee table that is not so big and more fitting with the style of your very cool chairs and sofa. Glass and metal come to mind. Change the rug and hang some art on the fireplace. Maybe some fun sculptures or Maybe update the drapes or add some color with wall paint....
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vor 5 Jahrenthanks for all the input. we are thinking about
- round mirror on the fireplace -foto
- large abstract painting (55x40") on the wall to the right of fireplace -foto but will go with orange instead of yellow-
- console table -foto- + one or two paintings on the wall between fireplace and curtains
regarding the console and the coffe table, still need to sort out the wood finish...
would all this work?
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