Furniture Disaster

9年前

I can't figure out what style of furniture to put in my living room. My husband wants a sectional so we have gotten rid of our sofa and love seat. I have a window that I don't want to block, a square living room, TV above the fireplace and it's an open floor plan to the kitchen and dining room. I want to take down the mirror, remove the rug, and do away with the tables (I think).

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Art Shattered

9年前

oh my goodness~ we have twin living rooms! i seriously did a double take! I live in a townhouse and have a very similar 3 room combo. We have the exact same furniture! and i have my sofa and love seat configured same as you at this time..My biggest issue is that our fireplace is on the end wall (where your french doors are) with a window and door flanking it. I am staging my place to sell so we are removing the loveseat and adding small club chairs.

I think a small sectional would be great...it wont be any more closed off than it is now...and even less so, depending on your choice.

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User
9年前
最終更新：9年前
Hi, I think if you were comfortable with the L-shaped layout of your previous furniture, then getting an L-shaped sectional (or even a sectional with chaise) -- with one portion facing the window (or perpendicular to the solid wall across from the fireplace) and the other portion facing the fireplace -- should be a relatively easy transition for your space. This would also keep your window unobstructed.

I have learned (the hard way) the importance of making sure the furniture fits in comfortably in the space. So, do get the right measurements for the new sectional with walkways and other existing or future furniture pieces in mind.

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User
9年前
最終更新：9年前
[https://www.houzz.com/magazine/so-your-style-is-transitional-stsetivw-vs~1331096[(https://www.houzz.com/magazine/so-your-style-is-transitional-stsetivw-vs~1331096)

As for the style of your new furniture, based on the architecture and other elements of your home as well as your current furniture in the adjacent dining area, I would say transitional style furniture would work well in your space.

Also, you may find the Houzz article posted above a good, interesting read about what this particular design style is about. It's probably one of the most popular styles out there so I'm sure that you'll find an abundance of places to shop for your new furniture.

Looking forward to seeing how it all comes together!
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Surroundings Custom Interiors, Inc.
9年前
Try the Henry sectional from west elm, the three piece version with equal sides. It comes in a ton of of fabric options. A large piece of art to replace the mirror and a mirrored coffee table. -Erin
User
9年前
最終更新：9年前
Hi again, I peeked into your sectional ideabook and saw that this was the sectional style you saved. If this or something similar is what you're hoping to find, take a look at the 3 sectionals posted below. Each of them reminded me of the one in your ideabook.

*** The one in your ideabook ***
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*** The Carson at Mitchell Gold/Bob Williams ***

*** The Axis at Crate & Barrel *** (note: check out their Davis sectional too which looks very similar)

*** The Lounge II at Crate & Barrel ***
km kane
9年前
I think a sectional will close off the room, negating the open design of the space. Why does husband want a sectional? Pat his dear little head and send him and his dreaded TV to another room.

If this was my space, I'd perhaps go for a longer sofa, remove the love seat, and add two comfy easy chairs. Oh, and move the TV too ;)