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Odd living room design help needed

last year
last modified: last year

Hi! im looking to buy new living room furniture and struglling with the odd shape. I do need to keep the TV above the foreplace and I want the 2 sliders (yes oddl enenough the one goes to nowhere) open to allow in more light. Thanks in advance!


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  • last year

    Why does tv have to stay above the fireplace?

    Living Room thanked Home Interiors With Ease
  • last year

    Already mouted there with hole in tile for wiring. this was done by previous owner so no extra tile to cover hole. Thanks!

  • PRO
    last year

    Cover the hole with apiece of art . The sketch is not to scale since one square should equal 12" yours does not . A to scale plan is a must so do that first .

    Living Room thanked Patricia Colwell Consulting
  • last year

    Appreciate your feedback. I’ve updated the post with a to scale plan. I somewhat did it to scale before but now calculated out each line. Thanks!

  • PRO
    last year

    May we have pictures of the room from all angles? How many people use the room daily and how many guests do you want to accomodate?

    Living Room thanked Mae Day Organizing and Interior Design
  • PRO
    last year

    A lot more info for sure and honestly is this whole space LR then I would treat this with 2 seating areas one for TV one for a nice area for cnverstaion and that area would be the FP area no TV there . Sliders to no where are just plain weird so a bit of info as to is this your home or a rental ? Sliders IMO always need to go somewhere or they should just be windows . Whicj one is which in the drawing Where do the doorways lead ? Where is you entry into the home ?

    Living Room thanked Patricia Colwell Consulting
  • last year
    last modified: last year

    Just me for using daily. Always less than 6 friends or family when over so 7 is max but doesn't have to accommodate all as i have a living space in the basement as well. Yes whole space is LR, its a townhome/condo so the hallways lead from the kitchen ok the left and front door/stairs up and down on the right. Slider to nowhere was replaced so no switching that to a window as plans were not approved by hoa to do so. Right slider is to nowhere, left has a balcony. I can extend the balcony to the right slider but I have a walkout basement and a big balcony upstairs off primary in the back so I don’t need more balcony/outdoor space.

    Below are pictures, tried to capture the whole space so top 2 are on 0.5 zoom. The last is how I’ve always had it set up with the sectional blocking the slider bottom 1/3, but I’m liking having that open to allow more light since this room is facing north east. Thanks for all the help and feedback!






  • last year
    last modified: last year

    Here’s what I’ve mocked up with ikea app and one from AI that moved the tv. The pieces aren’t what I’d use but gives an idea to fill space. I like the top one best so the set of chairs aren’t right by each other but not sure if that’s too much. I don’t want it to feel like i crammed too much into the space.






  • last year

    Thank you Mae! Appreciate your feedback!

  • PRO
    last year

    Use the AI suggestion for layouts. It's the one that makes the most sense.



    Just because there is a hole in the tile doesn't mean you can't select something to be placed over it to conceal it.






    Living Room thanked BeverlyFLADeziner
  • last year
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    Great info Beverly! The artw is help as i was only thinking canvas but the other types of Art look better!

  • last year

    It's called a French Balcony or Juliette Balcony.