Michelle Miller Interiors Thank you! Yes, I think they would look amazing with a dark chocolate couch. The one if the photo is a chocolate velvet which works great in the space. I used a simple tan drapery from Restoration Hardware on the windows (not shown in this photo) to create a neutral background. As for brown and gray working together it can but it really depends on the specific colors.

sfigu16 Michelle thank you so so much! i am going to experiment and play with those colors because i really love it.

Michelle Miller Interiors Thank you so much and this carpet was purchased custom with Michelle Miller Interiors. The piece is fabricated in brown an ivory and happens to be one of my favorite patterns. Please let us know if you would like us to get you a proposal.

Michelle Miller Interiors These barstools were ordered custom with Michelle Miller Interiors however Pottery Barn has a similar stool called the Tolix Barstool.

Michelle Miller Interiors The sofa is actually vintage and the fabric it is upholstered in was on it when I purchased it. It is a chocolate brown velvet that is very comfortable and indestructible; wish I knew what it was too!

Michelle Miller Interiors The coffee table is vintage and was found at an antique store in Pittsburgh. I don't know much about the piece or who made it; just fell in love with it.

Wendy Otis_Rickert Hi Michelle-
Thank you for your reply. I looked and looked on Schumacher, but couldn't find the large zig zag. Any idea what the pattern name is? I was curious to see if that had in other colors. Thanks again for your time. Depending on the colors, I may order some.
Wendy

Michelle Miller Interiors The fabric is called High Voltage from Schumacher; check out thier website to see all the colorways. Let me know if you are intrested in any of them for your home!

Connie Wersal-LaVelle, Allied ASID As a professional interior designer, I would look at the whole room not just your 20 foot wall. I always start with function and then move to adding the furnishings and accessories accordingly. Once a TV is placed in a room it becomes the focal point. Is the TV in a cabinet? Will it be? What is the traffic flow with the rest of the home? How many do you need to seat in this room? These are some of the questions that need answering to start. I would draw up a plan to scale and move around the furniture with templates to see options. The design flows from function to creating your personal style with pieces that work.

lefty47 HI - Very carefully ! (joke) Well this can be tricky. You can try to surround it with a dark wall color to cut down the contrast or have a collection of art and pictures around it.

motherbear http://www.shadesoflight.com/moravian-star-ceiling-light.html

Michelle Miller The lights that were used in this project were purchased from Jones Lighting in Baltimore, Maryland.