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Our New Living Room

Patrick Citrano

11 years ago

We just redid our living room to make it less formal, however I feel like there is a big empty corner. Right now there is an old chest occupying the space, but I feel like something is missing. Any suggestions to make it feel less stale? Pieces to replace the chest are welcomed!

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karielen
11 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago
Perhaps a bookcase in a lighter wood shade (eg same as the cabinet) to balance out the large cabinet opposite it in the room.
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Design Elements
11 years ago
I actually like the cabinet. Maybe just center it on the wall? Best of luck!
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Cindy Mendoza
11 years ago
Ok the piano put it on the other side leave that space clear and then put the little sofa w línes in front of the other one and then the chair against the wall put it next to a window with a little table whit a lamp.

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