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Design Dilemma Furniture Living Room

Need help on placing my furniture in the living and dining room

9 years ago

last modified: 6 years ago

The main door opens to the living room and I have been playing around with different sofa and tv console layout but it doesn't feel right. Just to highlight, the door in the master bedroom will be sealed up so that wall will be extended. Any suggestion

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Dytecture
9 years ago
The dimensions aren't readable. Perhaps a floating seating arrangement to allow circulation along all 4 sides of the living room area.
trishtham thanked Dytecture
trishtham
Original Author
9 years ago
Opps.. The entire living/dining area measures 5m width and 6.6m in length. Will use half the room as the dining area and the half nearer the bedroom as living.
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trishtham
Original Author
9 years ago
Where should I place the TV console?
Cherrypick Consulting
7 years ago
I suggest you speak to a geomancy master, if you believe it. The sofa should be placed on the longest wall in the house, Based on your layout, I see no area for that, unless you create a wall. Also, watchout for the door-to-door conflict for bedrooms 2 and 3.
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CYNBOLIC Interior Design
7 years ago
Hi Trishtham, you can consider to have a see through TV feature wall or a glass panel wall with lower part as your TV console to create the location for TV and space for wall outside bedroom 2 as the location for sofa. If You want a spacious living room space, can even consider to extend the study room wall to push the TV feature further towards dining area.

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