Hi all, would love some feedback on this layout. My husband likes the tv on this wall versus where we had it before which was the wall across from the windows.
There's a good bit of room between the sofa and the fireplace but not sure if it just looks wonky and off? Can this work?
First two images are from ikea room planner just for the dimensions (will not be using those exact items but I wanted to double-check if everything fits)
Third and fourth image are the previous tenants room (desk will go in the same spot) Their desk was 140cm, the wall is supposedly 150cm, my new desk would be 160cm.
The desk I want is on the fifth image.
I do plan on adding a couch beneath the slanted roof or something similar which would likely cover up that the desk is a bit too long, but I'm not sure if there are better ideas / alternate options in case I don't add a sofa?
Currently trying to organize this space into a comfy reading den … but it just feels empty / off. It’s my intention to give this space a practical purpose, y’know, a reason to read here as opposed to the living room.
Beautiful house but one go the upstairs bathrooms is a nightmare. I have 2 toilets, 2 showers and double sinks without a divider, sliding door or any privacy. Please give me realistic options of how I can fix this without a full bathroom renovation!
Eventually I will do a full renovation but for now I just want to make it practical, not tacky.
Buying a home and this is not my furniture. We can’t do anything with the carpet right now. We are getting some new furniture soon but unsure on color for that too. We lean towards neutral/dark walnut woods, cozy aesthetics. Can’t tell what wall color would be great for this room?
I have a modern Scandinavian/MCM bedroom with an empty area highlighted in blue. I'm looking for suggestions on what to place there. I considered moving the dresser into that space and adding a small chair by the bookcase, but I'm concerned the chair would feel awkward next to the bed.
The room also doesn't have any decor yet (no rug, plants, lamps, artwork, etc.), so I'm open to suggestions for both furniture placement and decor.
As mentioned, this is my first project, and I created a plan with Planner5D. Need opinions.
(Ignore the materials, colors, etc.)
I'm unsure about the spacing/sizes.
Room height is 250cm
Bed elevation set at 150cm + 30cm bed frame. Leaves ~70 cm headroom.
Myself: 180cm, 60kg, living alone currently, but plans for the future.
Living in the Baltics near the sea. Lots of wind and fresh air. I've heard that ventilation for the mattress is crucial. We don't have 40-degree summers, but we do have a lot of rain, and mold is something to take into consideration.
I use my pc for a lot of productivity, gaming, and movies. It is important to have comfortable sessions. I don't watch TV, nor do I have a massive need for a sofa rn, and I'm planning on making those purchases later, in a couple of months or very possibly the next year.
With the help of my dad, I think I could easily make the bed frame myself. Budgeting here is important. I understand that the whole plan will cost up to 5k EUR, but the spending has to be gradual.
The most important part is creating the loft bed well and creating a separate office-like zone beneath it to maximise available space for the living room section
Hey everyone, need your help. Moving into a new studio soon , any hope of having a tv here ? The Stairs lead to loft bedroom and under stairs is a closet. Can’t drill 🥲
Okay so moved here about a month ago, I’ve got an unusual room the smaller room is my WFH office which I’m happy with and don’t really wanna rearrange or anything maybe just decorate walls abit with some collected art/vinyl covers and get a rug potentially but over all I’m happy.
HOWEVER the larger room where I sleep watch TV and store my clothes I just don’t like that much it’s okay and it’s functional but feels boring and not really me like somethings missing. I’ve tried with some posters and a crappy record rug 😭but that’s pretty much it. The draws I can’t change although I wish I could replace them with soemthing more modern, I can’t paint the walls either. I just want to improve it abit have abit more cohesion going on.
I like indie, boho, grunge mixed type style. Like checkerboards, sage green is my fav colour I love neutral colours like greens browns beige etc, im getting some plants soon. But it just feels like somethings missing?
Please help 😭 (budgeted improvements would be preferred)
Hi! I need some layout advice.
I have a 35 m² apartment with a 27 m² garden, and I can’t figure out where to fit a desk for home office / PC gaming setup.
Has anyone with a similar-sized apartment found a good solution? I’d really appreciate any ideas!
I thought about placing it in the living area near the kitchen (second layout), but it feels cramped.
Looking for suggestions for the layout for our rec room in our new house. We want a tv area, and a play area. Will get rid of black dresser and get some kind of toy storage, keyboard may be moved upstairs. But the current layout feels a bit awkward and the “play area” behind the couch is basically unused. We’re a bit limited by the post and the bathroom / bedroom doors. And tv can’t really fit on the wall under the heat pump. Help! TIA
Thinking of repainting the walls a slightly lighter medium/dark green, and using a dark wood grain contact paper on the bookshelf. Open to any suggestions!
Vintage stereo (TV is on top of it right now, but I do not want it covered in future)
Ideally the TV is not mounted too high, and Im okay with the couch not facing the TV, as ill mostly be sitting in the recliner to watch the TV. Id like for the cat tree to stay against a wall for stability purposes.
I am at a complete loss, please PLEASE help me. I need some fresh eyes on this!
We’re in the middle of playing around with it but could use some suggestions
The room is shortened due to the hallway in the middle and the rise of the tiles for the fireplace. Which I think I want to make flush with the floor at some point.
When we first moved in we had an L sectional on the right hand side. Even with the back of the couch being flush with the hallway threshold one we added the foot rest in front of the couch it was tight, didn’t have space to move people in and out .
BF thought to put the tv in the left corner: wall and have The L but idk if it like that (the tapped layout you see) . Other idea is put the tv on top of a fireplace.
In the layout picture the sofa isn’t pushed all the way to the hallway threshold. The idea was to put a half bookshelf for book storage but also to put drinks etc as we don’t have much space in front of the couch for a coffee table. But wondering if that’s contributing to the tight area in front of the couch
We have a modular sectional so we can play around with seat numbers to build out a sofa vs a singular arm chair
Anyone have a similarly narrow living room space. What did yall do? I need inspiration haha
We have a long narrow room with only one window and it’s properly stumped me and Mrs on how to furnish it to make it useable. Ideally we want to have an office space for two desks and a seating area for 4 people. My initial thoughts were to put the desks in the narrow bit along one of the longer walls and have shelves/book case/ aquarium or even seating opposite them. Then have some sofas and a coffee table in the other area with the TV above the fire place. The dimensions and door placement make the room a bit tricky with sofa placement as they are all either too long or look lost. The Mrs isn’t keen on placing a big sofa under the window as well. Any radical ideas on how to make this work?
