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The Residences at THesis ParcGrove Apartments McNiece Management The Residences at THesis ParcGrove Apartments McNiece Management. If you're lucky enough to have a fireplace , make it a focal point, arranging your sofas and chairs to face it, and decorating the mantelpiece with pictures and ornaments.

You should start with the space itself and map out where all your big furniture could go — so your sofa, any armchairs and freestanding bookshelves for example. Certain things are easy, such as an ottoman or coffee table will go in front of a sofa or in between two facing each other, but others depend entirely on the space you have.

Once you have that in your mind, consider the light the living room receives and that will help you choose the paint colours. When you've mapped your key bits of furniture and chosen the paint colours, that's when you can add in the flourishes to make it cosy and choose cushions, a rug, storage and so on to fill the space out.

MAY WE SUGGEST: Christmas decoration ideas. At that point, it's time to consider how to choose your living room furniture , taking into account how you use the space, what kind of sofa you prefer, how many armchairs you can fit in, whether you need a sofa bed , and the importance of a coffee table or ottoman , and of course side tables to put a drink on.

The right furniture can make a huge difference to the feeling of a room. Consider the scale of it - you don't want tiny furniture drowning in a huge room, although small living rooms can often benefit from some oversized furniture.

In an open plan living room-cum-kitchen, furniture can be essential for breaking up the space; a sofa with its back turned to the dining table is a handy way of differentiating between the living space and the dining space. And consider how you use your furniture before you make the final decision - do you prefer to lounge on a squashy sofa or is this a more formal room where you'd prefer to sit upright?

Finally you can get to the really fun bits, the textiles and accessories. The size and shape of your window might dictate your choices when it comes to curtains and blinds , but there's a huge variety out there to choose from. Perhaps you like simple, elegant curtains in heavy linen or wool, or something brighter and chintzier for a more eye-catching feel.

In a small room, you may well prefer to stick to blinds, but think about getting them in a fun pattern so that they become a decorative feature. Almost every living room will be in need of a good rug , whether you opt for rustic sisal, a modern Berber rug or a traditional Turkish carpet.

In the living room of this Oxford house by Charlotte Boundy , a Regency mahogany astragral glazed bookcase circa from Doe and Hope stands to the right of the fireplace.

A Fenghuang ceramic table lamp from OKA stands on the side table. A bespoke dresser showcases a collection of confit pots sourced from antique fairs and a Chinese horse sculpture found in France. The blue and yellow tones are picked up by Penny Morrison cushions on a pair of Georgian Gainsborough chairs.

The sitting room in the newer part of Blanche Vaughan's house was originally furnished by Robert Kime. Later Hugo's friend Camilla Guinness repainted the walls in Oxblood distemper and added bookshelves, a log store and berber rugs.

The sofas, chairs, ottoman and upholstery fabrics are from Robert Kime. The cut pile rug was made bespoke for the project by Shame Studios. This small sitting room in a 19th-century house by Rita Konig is a masterclass in mixing colour and pattern. If adding character to a newbuild is a problem you face, take inspiration from Rixo co-founder Orlagh McCloskey's London house.

Limewashed walls and an eclectic mix of furniture means that the large, square rooms of the house are filled with personality. The large artwork on the back wall of Orlagh's living room was painted by her.

It is flanked by stained glass windows based on a number of references. They were created by Maya Glass Studio in Acton.

The Picasso cushions are from The Conran Shop, the blue are from OKA, and the brown ones are Soho House. Underfoot, a rug from OKA grounds the scheme.

By Eleanor Cording-Booth. By Virginia Clark. By Fiona McKenzie Johnston. In her house in Provence , Victoria Stainow has moved the fireplace and installed a reproduction chimneypiece, which has turned the darker end of the room into an inviting space.

Two s sofas in their original red brocade fabric are teamed with a ceramic side table by Caitriona Manoury, antique chairs from Patrick Pascal in Fontvieille and a mid-century coffee table. A painting by Catharine Warren provides a distinctive focal point. In this Corfu house designed by Martin Hulbert , natural materials and coloured glass add depth and intrigue to the otherwise light and airy space.

Papier-mâché lamps by MHD, paired with shades from Samarkand Design, shed light over one of the sofas; behind the other, Paolo Moschino ceramic table lamps frame a display of colourful glassware.

Artist Natasha Mann has used her south London home as a canvas for her Moroccan-inspired paintings. In the sitting room is a snapshot of a curated collection of tapestries, ceramics, plates, miniatures, and tribal artworks sourced by Natasha during her extensive travels for inspiration.

In Thomas Dane's Gloucestershire house , high ceilings and light, white walls leave plenty of space for the vibrant cushions and curtains, which brighten furniture in muted hues.

The antique table from Gordon Watson sits on Suffolk rush matting. In her Bristol flat, Kate Cox knew she wanted the living room to be yellow the moment she saw it. In a Norfolk cottage designed by Anna Haines , a cosy atmosphere is created by layering textiles and prints.

Low ceilings and exposed brick in this Wealden hall house in Kent could have been a decorative challenge for the dream team of designers that tackled it, but a mixture of well chosen antiques, bespoke pieces and colourful fabrics have kept it feeling inviting and fresh.

Entertaining is high on the priority list for Nina Campbell, and the sitting room at her Chelsea house includes a comfortable banquette that allows for versatile seating. Then I've got that mirrored wall and you see how everything reflects. Drawn to this cottage in the Cotswolds by the charming additions made by its previous interior-designer owner, the current custodian was keen to make her own mark with a sympathetic extension and interiors that reflect elements of her life in Portugal and her Scandinavian roots.

This space is an informal sitting room that forms part of the open plan kitchen. Will Foster Studio created hand-painted chinoiserie murals for the entire space, which are echoed by blue and white porcelain and soft furnishings.

Having moved from Atlanta to London with her husband during the pandemic, interior designer Sally Wilkinson has created a one-bed flat in Chelsea that is a love letter to the couple's time in Europe. The living room is a lovely mix of vintage and bespoke, drawing from different European styles and design approaches.

With a calming colour palette and comfortable furnishings, it is the perfect retreat. In this comfortable snug in an interior designer's 17th-century farmhouse in a secluded Devon valley sits an antique reconditioned sofa covered in a stripe by Mulberry Home takes centre stage in the snug, with a selection of cushions from Ralph Lauren Home.

In the living room of this artfully layered London house designed by Salvesen Graham, a pair of matching piped corner sofas adds a pleasing sense of symmetry to this informal living space, which looks onto the garden.

The sitting room of this charming Notting Hill pied-à-terre designed by The List member Sarah Peake of design firm Studio Peake, with fabrics put together by Sophy Toller of Studio Peake, is where both the client and the studio flexed their love of textiles.

The patterned curtain fabric is Samarkand by Peter Dunham from Tissus D'Helene, while the walls are covered in plain linen from Fermoie. On the floor, a bespoke rug from Vanderhurd.

The sofas are both bespoke by Studio Peake: the patterned sofa is in Peter Dunham Carmenia Col. Indigo, the green sofa is mohair from Yarn Collective and linen from Rose Tarlow. Despite being a north-facing room, the living room of this elegant flat on New York's Upper East Side welcomes in ample natural light, which Lilse felt was important to maximise.

Having restored the elegant Victorian features of this airy flat in north London , designer Alice Davies set about creating a calming yet eclectic backdrop in which a creative young couple could harmoniously live and work. The light-filled living space is a comfortable communal space, well-layered and showcasing a perfect mix of more modern and traditional furnishings and styles.

An unusually receptive client made this project a dream for interior designer Kate Guinness, who has applied her signature layers of colour and pattern throughout this formerly minimalist Kensington house.

In one of the house's many communal living spaces, a Kendrick Sofa from David Seyfried is covered in Les Ecailles by le Manach. It's an unprecious space, as Kate explains, and the dogs are allowed on the sofa. An armchair found at auction in Yorkshire is covered in a Twenties English chintz; other vintage fabrics collected over the years have been used to create covers for the cushions on the sofa.

An elegant Regency table stands on a mid-century carpet brought back from Morocco. With its airy, light-filled extension, lush jungle garden and gently decorated rooms, Tom and Connie Barton's London house feels like the ideal city home.

In the comfortable, airy living room, a leather sofa from Muuto provides relaxed seating in the contemporary extension. With coffee tables by McCollin Bryan and the George Smith lounge chair , the room is full of cozy moments and an incredible view of the garden.

For this couple with a young child, it was a priority to live in a house that lent itself to family life as much as to entertaining. With the help of Tiffany Duggan, the small terrace in Chelsea is now a space that thrills as much as it functions. The main sitting room was designed for entertaining, so plenty of seating was brought in.

The lime green mohair armchairs are Tiffany's own design. Designer Nina Litchfield has brought the influences of her Brazilian roots and German upbringing to bear on her house in west London , in which her strong and distinctive look is enlivened with an elegant exuberance.

The limestone fireplace from Arbon Interiors in the living room is flanked by chairs bough at Lots Road Auctions. The George smith sofa is covered in Schumacher's Madeleine Velvet. The sitting room is a relaxed space, filled with the fabrics Taline loves. When Caroline Riddell was called upon to renovate and reimagine a run-down, 17th-century cart shed as guest quarters for a larger house, she turned to traditional techniques and materials to make sure the space would be welcoming and cosy for anyone who happened to cross its threshold.

The open-plan living space showcases Caroline's mastery of the brief perfectly. The pendant light is an Aplomb light in Cement from FCI London.

The table is a French farmhouse table and the sideboard at the end of the room was found on site in another empty barn. In the living room of this pared-back Wiltshire farmhouse , a bespoke Thurstan sofa and an African throne chair, sourced by James, are arranged around a coffee table that he had made from an old piece of chestnut.

And in they can make a very similar impression. We love the look of them in a bedroom, they are unexpected in this soft space and add a different texture amongst all the other tactile finishes. Additionally, they bring the outdoors inside and can provide a mood-boosting connection to nature.

Don't limit your plants to the edges of the room; a display of plants grouped together can create a beautiful focal point. Televisions really bring down the look of a room. And we know you can get some very aesthetically pleasing TVs now, but unless you have made the switch, you are tasked with making a huge black screen part of your living room — not the chicest.

So in order to ensure a TV doesn't add too much visually to your room, pick furniture that's going to make it look less There are plenty of stylish ways to hide a TV , but a simple one is to incorporate it into your living room shelving.

Pick out a shelving design that can house your TV, and then style up the shelves around to make the screen less of a focus.

Opt for slimline but sturdy shelving so you don't add too many bulky lines around the TV, which could end up drawing attention to it. There are several options available.

You can conceal it behind an automated wall panel that moves aside when you turn the TV on, or a sliding painting. Alternatively, you can incorporate the TV into a shelving unit that is dark in color to prevent it from standing out,' suggests the studio's founder Irene Gunter.

Another way to make your house look more expensive is to dress your furniture beautifully. Invest in the best bed sheets , and the odd beautiful pillow to sit amongst more budget-friendly, plainer buys.

Anything on show, from toiletries to artwork should be well-chosen. Less is always better than more if you have budget restrictions. Not all furniture that makes a house look more expensive needs to be new, as we've discussed above.

You can reupholster existing pieces in fabulous fabric or update old pieces with inspiring painted furniture ideas.

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Another element of bedroom furniture dressers and wardrobes will provide ample storage space for clothes and other items to help keep the space clutter-free. In the world of work from home, if space allows, a home office is an incredible luxury to have. Some nice artwork can also make the space feel more personal to you.

In the kitchen, you should think about how you want to use the space to help you decide on the right types of furniture. Cabinets offer ample storage space for kitchenware and can help keep the room organized.

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Delivered every Friday. Thank you! You're now subscribed to the Inside Look. As a general rule, all key pieces of furniture should fit on top of the rug. Strategic furniture arranging can make particularly long or large living rooms feel cozy and intimate.

Bring a comfortable sense of scale to the room by dividing it into two conversation groupings with a path between them. Placing one sofa with its back to this path underscores the separation between the two areas.

If your living room is frequently used for chats with family and friends, choose a furniture layout that facilitates conversation.

Pull the seating pieces close to the middle of the room and position them so that they face each other. Place a coffee table in the middle to keep drinks within easy reach for both sides. In living rooms where lounging and TV-watching are the main activities, a sectional sofa offers flexible, comfortable seating.

Sectionals come in a variety of configurations, including ones that feature armless chairs, love seats, ottomans, and chaises that you can combine to fit your space.

The sofa in this living room helps divide the larger space while offering cozy seating for several people. Planning the ideal furniture arrangement requires careful consideration of the room. As you position the pieces, pay attention to how traffic flows through the room and where the focal point is.

Learn more about how to arrange living room furniture in this video. Symmetry imposes a sense of order in living rooms. To achieve an attractive balance, try arranging identical sofas or chairs opposite each other.

If your furniture pieces aren't an exact match, you can still achieve a symmetrical look by arranging pieces with the same proportions on both sides of the room.

An effective living room arrangement starts with a focal point, which serves as the cornerstone of your design. Typically, a fireplace plays this role, as in this colorful living space. Orient the main seating piece toward the focal point and arrange the secondary seating pieces around the main piece.

In the summer, the room could be rearranged so the view out the French doors takes center stage. In an open-concept living room , use furniture arrangements to divide the space into different activity zones.

Here, a table and chairs gather on one side of the room, providing a spot for informal meals or games. On the other side of the room, a sofa and chairs form a conversation cluster around the fireplace.

Divide a large living and dining space into separate zones through furniture placement. A sofa facing away from the dining room defines the conversation area from the rest of this open layout.

Arrange living room furniture closer together to make a spacious room feel cozier. Scale down the size of your furniture choices when decorating a small living room. For example, you can create a greater sense of space and openness with a collection of chairs rather than using sofas or love seats.

The scale of these armchairs suits the smaller living room, while petite stools take the place of bulkier ottomans. Position a sofa and a love seat around a large coffee table to form an L-shaped arrangement.

A single chair on the other side of this group can easily be moved closer to the conversation. Arranging living room furniture diagonally gives a boxy room more dimension and creates a welcoming pathway into the seating group.

Use the sofa and coffee table to establish the diagonal axis and arrange additional seating along the same axis. To subtly anchor the seating group to the room's architecture, align the area rug with the fireplace or another focal point wall.

If you don't have space for the usual sofas or love seats, four comfortable chairs can work just as well in a small living room. Try laying an area rug and positioning a chair in each corner.

This living room layout creates an orderly look that welcomes conversation. If you have both a TV and a fireplace , your placement options can go beyond having both on the same wall. But if you're stuck on which one your seating should face, the right layout can solve your dilemma.

Maximize your enjoyment of both with these living room layout ideas. Consider your home's architecture when deciding how to arrange living room furniture.

An expanse of south-facing windows, for example, makes a sunny, inviting spot for a seating area. A pair of chairs with a set of stools converts this well-lit corner into a cozy spot for two. Turn a bay window into a quiet spot for two with a pair of comfortable chairs and an ottoman. Provide the chairs with a lamp table, so you'll have light for reading at night and a place to rest a beverage.