Your Living Room
Layout
Jenny Prouten
Option One
Our first option has the seating focused on the center of the space with a central coffee table which provides a great adult entertaining space.
Pro's
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Seating for 6
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The largest sofa faces the TV directly for everyday use
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More adult themed entertaining space
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Plenty of light from the windows
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Side tables for almost all seating positions
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Plus a central table
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Flowers in the window on tall thin console style table
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Units are easily accessible
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Lots of storage
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Great view on entering the space
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Lots of room when entering the space
Con's
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Could seat more in the space
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Not all chairs face the TV or fireplace
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The door wont be able to open full as it does with the smaller sofa behind it - there will be more room to get in through in front and greater feeling of space when entering
Option Two
Option Two
Second option faces the chair more towards the TV area moving the focal point and pushing more focus to the fireplace and storage units.
Pro's
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Seating for 6
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Seating concentrates on the center of the space for talking
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More adult themed entertaining space
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Plenty of light from the windows
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Side tables for almost all seating positions
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Plus a central table
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Flowers in the window on tall thin console style table
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Units are most easily accessible
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Lots of storage
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Reading corner created in the window
Con's
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Could seat more in the space
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Not all chairs face the TV or fireplace
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The smallest sofa faces the TV so limits everyday use (when using TV)
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Less room on entering as the largest sofa on this wall
Option Three
An option which utilises the bay area to create a separate seating zone to add to the more grown-up theme and layout.
Pro's
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Seating for 7 (and flexible to pull into space)
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Seating concentrates on the center of the space for talking
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Adult themed entertaining space
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Space seems more zoned and balanced
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Window area is an attractive zoned area
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Flowers in the window on tall thin console side table
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Lots of storage
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Standing light position balances the lights on opposite walls
Con's
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May feel more 'busy' with the additional seating
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Light maybe more limited due to more in window area
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The most expensive of the designs
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The smallest sofa faces the TV so limits everyday use (when using TV)
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The storage units are less accessible as more furniture used with in the room
Option Four
The final option looses the additional seating, favoring more space and uses only the existing sofas and a footstool and adds a large console style unit to the window area - adding more storage and focal display there.
Pro's
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Most open space of the designs
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Seating concentrates towards the TV corner (but informally)
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Least cluttered of the designs
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Cheapest of the designs with less furniture and smaller rug
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Window area is an attractive zoned area
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Flowers in the window on tall console storage table
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Lots of storage
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Side tables and surface for all seats
Con's
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Only seats 5 with one less formal low seating (stool)
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Use of bay isn't accessible (decorative and storage)
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The smallest sofa faces the TV so limits everyday use (when using TV)
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May not seem as well styled as the more zoned room designs