| A reading chair with a contrasting color scheme makes the monochromatic living room more eye-catching. Private Comment
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| The asymmetric treatment in this eclectic room creates interest without overpowering the rest of the furniture. Private Comment
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| Here, a set of dining chairs and small table are placed next to the bay window, creating a cozy area. This arrangement is great for extra seating when entertaining. Private Comment
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| The old mirror trick is used to make this living room look bigger, while working with vintage furniture to create a cottage feel. Private Comment
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| Sculptural tree branches anchor the back wall and add to this living room's beach theme. Private Comment
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| Decorative screens are not just for dividing rooms. This technique can be used as an alternative to hanging pictures. Private Comment
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| A glass console table with a supporting architectural column creates a light and airy wall behind the sofa. Private Comment
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