Wish List

Another pattern, but not that great. Ignore the laminate color.

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Black mirrors may not as nice as we thought.

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This random square pattern is simple yet sophisticated.

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The view from the side isn’t nice.

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The view from the side isn’t nice.

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This layout looks like something that will fit the living room.

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Mixture of high and low counter tops

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The thin shelving on the left is interesting, the asymmetry can hide the one foot gap we have to leave for the curtain (we won’t leave a gap when the TV console joins the display cabinet, as well as the ceiling extension to the false ceiling).

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I like recess below the TV and above the cabinet.

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See how this designer deal with the uneven ceiling.

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Can we bound part of the surface in black leather?

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Thick surfaces and legs, and curves and contours, give this an elegant look.

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That’s how the different heights in the L-shape desk I like.

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Glossy = opulence?

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This gold trimming looks cool too.

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Bronze trimmings?

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How to fit the shoe cabinet?

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A plain semi-glossy and matte laminate with vertical strips looks elegant too.

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How about making a bold statement with some accented laminate below the counter top?

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Alan is probably right that a shallow counter top depth will not be functional.

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A curved top counter might work, if we only have the top counter on one side.

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Very close to Alan’s design, but using shaker trimmings.

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I like the two-tone laminate.

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A glass top counter might match the coffee table, but will expose everything you’re trying to hide on the lower deck.

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Use of slanted support.

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I probably don’t like it, but I’ll save it for reference. A wine counter that stops short below the false ceiling and becomes a full breakfast counter.

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I like the down lights under the bar counter and at the foot.

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