Window Treatment/Table Help
erinwalchak
vor 10 Jahren
We have this odd hallway at the top of the stairs in our house- it doesn't lead to anything but a window. We currently have two chairs and picture up (one with lady's back facing you). Around the corner is another picture (lady standing up). Trying to figure out a good table to put under the picture and window treatment suggestions.
Pictures attached include:
1. Shot from stairs of two chairs and picture
2. Fabric on chairs
3. Picture in between chairs with lady's back facing you
4. Picture around corner with lady standing up (can't see both at the same time unless you're standing at the corner)
Suggestions welcome! We like the artwork and chairs, and don't really want to change them- but want to add more to make it feel finished!
Pictures attached include:
1. Shot from stairs of two chairs and picture
2. Fabric on chairs
3. Picture in between chairs with lady's back facing you
4. Picture around corner with lady standing up (can't see both at the same time unless you're standing at the corner)
Suggestions welcome! We like the artwork and chairs, and don't really want to change them- but want to add more to make it feel finished!
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Kommentare (5)I think the lamp above the table is too big and hides part of the picture behind, which is a very nice one. I would prefer a more technical lamp, maybe a rail with some spotlights, possibly suspended. A carpet is a good idea, but I would definitly not put it under the table, because then even more objects would be cluttered in only one half of the room, the carpet should instead lie on the left half of the room in front of the table, so that it is not covered with furniture. It should pick up the style of the picture on the wall. My first idea would be a carpet I own myself, it fits quite nice to the picture: Ligne Roset - Menhir And I would prefer a white dining table, because the colour of the chairs would make a better contrast, the dark wood of table and floor is quite heavy....mehrNeed help brightening my therapy room
Kommentare (9)Hey Alice, Yes I know, it's so hard to pick one as there are so many beautiful ones! Yes, I would definitely choose one that's shorter than the sideboard! You could go for something white and simple or something made out of the same wood as the table legs or something that matches the metallic thingy over the desk. I think I would choose a simply white one or a metallic one. Or you could also just put a picture ledge there and then put the artwork on it and maybe a nice candle or a small plant. Depending on the shelf and the size of the artwork, I would put the artwork on it :) Also you shouldn't hang it too high, it shouldn't lose look disconnected from the sideboard. I would say about as high as the grid over the desk but it also depends on the shelf. But I guess you will see it when you chose one! :) I added a few examples but of course those are my taste but I hope you'll find something you like! golden shelf - Urban Outfitters (maybe you can find something with only two boards) Round metallic shelf - Lionshome Picture ledge - IKEA...mehrHelp me decide!!
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Kommentare (5)Hello! I would definitely recommend to take out the wall. Your room will feel so much more spacious and bright because you'll also get the light from the window when you sit at the dining table. Kitchen island is a perfect idea – it creates a lot of extra storage and is ideal for a communicative kitchen/dining situation (no divider between kitchen and dining area). With various shelves and built-in cabinets you can create even more storage room. Living in a space before making any changes is a wise decision – as long as it comes to furniture. When it's about taking out a wall you'll probably never do that later on ;) Happy to discuss if you need more inspiration / ideas – Just book a time that suits you. Cheers Anna...mehr
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