Living Room

bench, mirror, and coat rack -- makes sense in many styles!

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bench and mirror

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Bench with mirror and coat rack with shelf by front door

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shoe bench with mirror (not the same as yours, but still makes a lovely entrance)

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coat rack with shelf

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wingback chair for living room (but with hints of red or orange along with the blue)

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floor lamp next to couch

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floor lamp next to couch. I like this one best; reminds me of Frank Lloyd Wright patterns, and the rug has very geometric patterns.

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floor lamp next to couch

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pattern on curtains

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pattern on curtain

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pattern on curtains

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pattern on curtains

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Narrow, straight curtains make tall, narrow windows look taller and brighter.

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White seating, darker bookshelves, red rug, but all still clean and bright.

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The material for the drapes. Interesting drapes. We have a sliding glass door next to a window with wooden louvered slats. Glass door needs reflective heat resistant covering (southern exposure). Both windows could be framed by interesting drapery fabric tied between and to each side.

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Clean and balanced. Have you considered getting a piano?

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Great atmosphere, but needs more books on the shelves

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clean feel with pleasant/simple seating in certain corners

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fun and eclectic

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similar colors

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Not as full of over-sized furniture. Furniture does look “tight”, cramped, but the curtains do frame the windows well, adding height.

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white couch, coffee table, red rug

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