Living Room Layout
Here are 10 Living Room Layout ideas to get those creative wheels spinning. In order to show you 10 different Living Room Layouts, I first had to come up with a versatile enough floor plan; one that incorporated a few problems/features we’d all recognize. Here, a long rectangular room has a central fireplace, windows to the front and glass doors/garden access to the rear. Watch. How to Fix 4 It’s time to get creative with seating arrangements. See these 38 ideas to take your living room furniture layout to the next level. Living Room Layouts and Ideas The right layout makes your long, open or square living room attractive and user friendly. For this open living room, sectional sofas from Room & Board create flow, offer versatile seating and help divide the large, sprawling space made for family activities and entertaining. Photo courtesy of Room & Board You’ll need the measurements of the living room including the ceiling height. Be sure to include the fireplace (take a note of the height of the mantle) and any architectural details such as dado or picture rails (note heights). The furniture will also need to be ready to be included in the floor plan. The next step of designing your living room layout is to create conversation areas. These are groupings of furniture where people can sit and talk. You will want your main conversation area to be oriented around your focal point. And be able to see the TV (if you have one in the room). In the first living room layout, the sofa faces the focal point, which in this example is a built-in entertainment center. Two accent chairs are paired with two end tables, and a coffee table rests in the middle of the grouping to create a U-shaped conversation area. .
Small living room floor plan layout with sofa and 2 chairs Here’s a small living room floor plan. It consists of 1 sofa and two flanking armchairs all oriented toward a TV. This is a good apartment arrangement. The living room layout is usually dictated by where the TV is placed, but often you don’t want it to be the central focus, unless that is what the room is primarily for. Quite often, living rooms double as a home cinema space, so if that’s what you’re looking for, make a feature of the TV. A living room can serve many different functions, from a formal sitting area to a casual living space. As you start browsing furniture, decorating and wall ideas for your room, think about the space’s desired purpose and focus on a few staple items, such as a comfortable sofa and a coffee table, then choose the rest of the accent furniture and wall decor accordingly. The Layout: This is the classic living room layout, with the TV in front of the sofa, perfect for long evenings of Netflix and chilling. Depending on whether your space is more narrow or square, place a set of chairs either side by side on one side of the room, or across the sofa. .
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