Living and Dining Room Ideas

HU-170199771

last year

Hi Everyone ,
New to this platform and I see a lot of great ideas and advices and wanted to check if you could share any ideas for the living and dining rooms

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ffpalms

last year

I like that big, rustic sideboard in your dining room, though it overpowers the narrow space. I’d consider using it behind the couch like this mock-up of your living room. This would free up the dining room for a much bigger table.

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jck910
last year
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Like what? Total redo? New furniture? What is your style? What the dimensions? Lots more information needed

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ffpalms
last year
It’s hard to see how all the spaces relate to each other. Can you post a floor plan with dimensions? Will there be a TV in the living room? How many people will be viewing it at the same time?
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HU-170199771
Original Author
last year
Yes planning to have the TV in the living room and currently only 2 in the home and possibly 4 at a later time.
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ffpalms
last year
Since your dining room is a bit closed off, I’d give it a more expansive feel by wrapping the room in a mural wallpaper. I found it too difficult to mock up, so you’ll have to use a lot of imagination. Without the sideboard, I think you could fit an oval table with six chairs.
HU-170199771
Original Author
last year
I loved the living room arrangement especially the chandelier and incorporating the rustic table .
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Douglah Designs
11 months ago
It looks like the first photo shows a big blank wall. If having that area as the living room, consider mounting a TV on the big blank wall, floating a sofa or sectional facing it, and then it might look a little like this:
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Joe McGuire Design
10 months ago
There are so many different design styles you could do within your home. Here are a few dining room designs we have done and we thought sharing might give you a few ideas. Note the buffets, dining room tables, dining room chairs, chandeliers, artwork and sconces.
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