What is behind the 2 white doors? Is that the bedroom and do you need to use those doors?

Im just trying to get a full scope.

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Just wondering if RL and I are thinking alike, If that is a closet, It would also be a perfect spot for the tv.

Hiya,

So behind the double doors are the dining room so we’d like to keep those doors clear if possible as we’d like to keep the option of opening the dining onto living room

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I think you would have more options if you took the doors off all the door ways. So much room is taken up by having the doors open up into the room.

I love the glass doors looking out to the greenery and patio. That's awesome. For long rooms, people sometimes create two sitting areas, so maybe one by that patio door and one at the other end.

Offhand, it looks like the current location of the TV may be best spot (or somewhere close to it). Do you need the wood door? If not, removing that might open options for furniture arrangement. I'm not clear on how this room fits into the house. Is it a family room at the end of a hallway or ?

It might be helpful to mark the sizes of the doors and windows (and that radiator) on the plan, so you see how much space you have where. I like to make little sofas/etc to scale and move them around to see different options. Good luck!

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If you can change out the doors to the dining room to sliders, I would arrange the living room with the sofa facing the long wall. Tv would be positioned over a long console on the long wall, Sofa facing it. Chair in corner, or two chairs.

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Definitely consider removing the wood door, or making it a pocket door for when you do need it. Then, among other things, you can put the TV flat on that wall, over a longer console, and add another chair facing the window.

Also definitely subdivide the room into two zones, one with a grouping around the TV, and the other end for admiring the view, or reading, or chatting with friends -- a circle of chairs around a coffee table could be good, or else a book case and a reading chair (with lamp). Could also have a game/puzzle table, if that kind of area would serve your family better.

looks to me like one end has more use as a path way and seating for maybe two chairs considering there are doors and windows more heavily on that end. could you change the swing of the diningroom doors? so they swing into the dining room? that might be a good resolve

We definitely agree with the suggestions of @girl_wonder @acm above on dividing the room into two zones.

@shiva17 We've created a rough layout for you where the two segregated spaces can be used for different purposes. You can gain a fair amount of privacy for the TV area and still enjoy the garden view by using a couple of armchairs and place them facing the large glass doors. You can add a bookrack or shelves on the empty wall next to the dining door and add some wall decor/art above the radiator.

We'd love to show you a design that includes that teal wall, stay tuned!

@styldod This is incredible!! Thank you so so much! So helpful!

Styldod wow that looks amazing!!!!

@girl_wonder Thank you for the encouragement!

@shiva17 Thank you! We are still working on that lovely teal wall. We do like earthy tones too, so we've taken a crack at a trending industrial look for your room. The layout is a connected whole with ample space to move around, yet it's visually zoned into two rather private spaces - one informal one for the family, and one to enjoy that awesome garden view. The lightweight, lofty industrial form factor nicely balances the visual weight and strong character of the brick wall. We can't wait to try the same on that teal...stay tuned :-)

Styldod yes, I googled your website. It looks awesome. Unfortunately right now I'm focused on kitchen and bath design. But when that's done and I'm thinking of my bedroom and living room/dining room, I'd definitely check you guys out. Looks great.

@girl_wonder thank you so much. we cant wait to make designs for your room.