Vintage Design Living Room with Chesterfield Sofa
10 years ago
Every people are created uniquely and some people or designers likes complicated designs or full of details for their living room, while some people prefer something classic or vintage. Important thing is, is to make your living room design comfortably, relaxing and beautiful. And living room vintage design is one of favorite room.
One classic example is, designing your room with a chesterfield sofa. Chesterfields came from the 17th century and the way it is made is full of detail, from upholstery and the way it is fabricated up to finishing. A piece of furniture that is truly made to last long inspired from the old era. You can choose a french style center table to add some glamour to the room. European vintage designs normally matches the chesterfield sofa with a classic touch.
Designing your space with a chesterfield sofa gives the room a vintage and elegance atmosphere. You can pair your classic center piece with other classic furniture or simply hang a lace curtain and add ornate furniture. You can contrast your living room by using vintage fabrics but try to keep the walls and floors plain to avoid of making the room feeling too cluttered.
By blending the classical and vintage with the touch of contemporary designs creates a new trend for many designers and inspires them to come up with more artistic fashion in furniture and interior designs. A vintage design inspired room nowadays does not brings you back in time. But also gives you a splendid satisfaction of owning a piece from vintage era, a chesterfield sofa.
One classic example is, designing your room with a chesterfield sofa. Chesterfields came from the 17th century and the way it is made is full of detail, from upholstery and the way it is fabricated up to finishing. A piece of furniture that is truly made to last long inspired from the old era. You can choose a french style center table to add some glamour to the room. European vintage designs normally matches the chesterfield sofa with a classic touch.
Designing your space with a chesterfield sofa gives the room a vintage and elegance atmosphere. You can pair your classic center piece with other classic furniture or simply hang a lace curtain and add ornate furniture. You can contrast your living room by using vintage fabrics but try to keep the walls and floors plain to avoid of making the room feeling too cluttered.
By blending the classical and vintage with the touch of contemporary designs creates a new trend for many designers and inspires them to come up with more artistic fashion in furniture and interior designs. A vintage design inspired room nowadays does not brings you back in time. But also gives you a splendid satisfaction of owning a piece from vintage era, a chesterfield sofa.
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Comments (5)Thanks a lot Lampert Dias architect, ainslie, and edithsmom for your precious comments. I was so happy and excited when I saw your comments being posted up... Really appreciate it so much. My chesterfield measures about 210cm by 89cm by 75cm...hence I am not sure if there is still space for an armchair. I love the aviator chair from restoration hardware but probably have to give it a miss as the arm chair's length is about 100 cm . Any advice on any armchair that can go with the chesterfield? Or not advisable to put any armchair since the space layout is quite small?...See MoreWhat kind of painting to put behind my chesterfield sofa?
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