Living room zones layout

Generally speaking, there are 5 things you have to keep in mind as you make think of the best living room layout option to settle on.

There’s no denying that the living room is the most important room when it comes to the overall aesthetic and functionality of the house. The living room functions not only as a central hub for entertainment and socializing but also as the visual anchor for a home. As such, figuring out how to optimize the […]

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This article provides 10 living room layout tips that can help you think through designing your own living room space, making it both cozy and practical!

When I start working with a new client I usually walk into a space and see the potential of what it could be. Not in a judgmental way! I’m not picking apart what is wrong with the cosmetics of a house or room so much as I immediately begin to visualize how this space can be best utilized f

Embrace the challenge of a long, narrow space by dividing it into distinct zones—such as a cozy seating area, a dedicated reading nook, or an entertainment section—to create a multifunctional environment that caters to all your needs. Discover how to use furniture placement to encourage flow and connectivity, positioning sofas and chairs to face each other for a more intimate setting. Learn the tricks of visually widening the room with strategic use of rugs, lighting, and mirror placements…

Have you ever been in a living room where furniture and accessories don't fit? An awkward layout can leave your space feeling cramped, cluttered, or worse -

Small living rooms can be a P.I.T.A. Especially long narrow ones. It often feels like you’re playing Tetris; trying to maneuver a beefy couch next to a an even beefier chair. You lug and push until you’re too exhausted to care and you just leave your furniture any old way to avoid more stress. After a couple of weeks of “living with it,” you look at it and you know there’s a better way to arrange it so, on you go again, lugging and pushing, micro-positioning and tweaking angles…