Living room & wall

9 years ago

I have this large living area that is 15 ft wide x 44 ft long, that I cannot seem to find a way to lay it out. It has always been sort of 3 separate areas, a tv space at the end, a large sitting area in the middle and then an empty space at the other end. I have an equally large dining space up the steps that is 30' long, so I cannot incorporate a dining table into the living area.
I ideally would like to somehow shift the space to the center of the room, under the chandelier, facing the rock wall (fireplaces), but have the furniture flow somehow so it doesn't feel like 3 separate spaces.
When I find furniture ideas, I then can't figure out how to incorporate the large wall behind it. It is 9' at the ends and 17' at the center.
Please don't mind the photos, we are currently under renovations.
Open to any and all suggestions.
Thanks in advance :)

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havingfun
9 years ago
i would have a couch facing each fire place. between the 2 have revolving chairs or a bench if rarely needed.

i do not know what the things are on the other wall?
Tracy Bosche
Original Author
9 years ago
Everything in the room is coming out.... we currently have a water feature and a couple art pieces.... nothing that is staying in the room.
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havingfun
9 years ago
I would treat the wall as if the whole thing were 9 foot. do you need a game area, play area, library area in there? do either of the banks of windows give you a great view?

when i looked in your idea book, i saw beige monochrome rooms and a couple that leaned toward boho. anything really appeal?
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9 years ago
hello tracy I saw your images.I think you should not put u shaped seating as I can see them in your uploaded images.As you have 15'x44' space,I would suggest you put a L shaped seating at the last end.Then just use a side table to put some sculpture or show pieces.Then you may use another" i shaped" sofa along with the length of the space.you may put some ottoman and cushions to break the monotony.they may be of different colors.(bright color and printed pattern)

Your Wall color is dark.it would make your house look darker.If you put some light color,it will definitely help.

Attaching some images below.It might help.