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Living Room
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Pillows take up the colors in the gallery wall...note the frames are mixed colors pushing the gold and silver.
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The soft, cushy, low profile sofas have just made it to the down-sized list. The Chinese chairs with the wonderful bowed arms encircling the base of the chair are a definite in. In all honesty, I love one of those chairs over the couch, anyday.
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Don't be afraid to layer objects over the artwork.
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How far down...how far up to go with the shelves. Less shelves for a narrow wall?
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A row of picture shelves makes it possible to switch out artwork when the mood strikes. What, I wonder, would be a good distance between shelves to equalize the eye, but also make it possible to manage large and small framed artworks.
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Mask wall with basket and textile.
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Mask wall with basket and textile.
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Note...see wall space, as well. These two "feature walls meet, and are tied together by the wall covering/color.
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Like this white floating console with the gray textured wall.
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Like the simplicity of design around TV. It makes the TV blend into the settings. If drawers open, it would be good for DVD storage, etc. I do not want the DVD player sitting out on the shelving.
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Love this floating shelving...beautiful anchor for the fabulous grays/silvers in the artwork and room in general.
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To open a small space...use larger seating, smaller tables.
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Gray sofa can disappear or be a feature...goes with any colors from hot to cool. This article is saved in bookmarks.
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Contrast nice and takes eye away from the bedroom entrance.
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Interesting cabinet idea...balances the power of the TV.
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This is bedroom, I think. Drawers are not as complicated as living room.
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I am noting a couple of colors that run through these paintings, additionally, all the frames are the same...hummmm.
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Art is multi-colored, yet fits well floor to ceiling.
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Stacked artwork...it is all framed in black and white which likely makes it work. Bookshelves just for large art table books.
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Flexibility and modern design...for TV and art wall (perhaps puppet)
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Floating shelf...in this photo, it is too competitive...is it because of the height of the rest of the furniture?
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TV on inside wall, not near window...focus here on one or two art pieces, not several.
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Uncomplicated shelving for TV with open modern look...ditch the red lines (clutter collectors unless well-planned with decor items). How would artwork fit in?
This couch is a decorator suggestion for over Persian carpet...made statement that heavy leather was too bulky, and competed with smaller detail of carpet and that visible legs worked better to match smaller detail in carpet.
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Multiple orchids backing the sofe
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Two love seats, no three seater...remember you want one great chair, as well.
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Copied from rubyshine...love how the design moves the eye around the room.
Pillows take up the colors in the gallery wall...note the frames are mixed colors pushing the gold and silver.
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