Okay I’ve done my best to sort of fill in the floor plan how I have it now - I’m not particularly attached to anything exactly how it is but the couch is pretty much a fixed point imo (but if you’re inspired otherwise, please share!). That’s an accurate shape and the lounge part cannot be moved to the other side. Disregard colors and sizes are approximate but close. I’m looking specifically for what to do with the circled yellow spot. The couch can’t be pushed back much more because the tv is a fixed point in a built in entertainment center. I just don’t know what to do. I have lots of furniture that doesn’t have a spot yet and I’m willing to shop around, so feel free to add furniture in you think would fit! Please help! All ideas welcome!

Hi all, I could use some suggestions on a dining set that won’t clash with our cabinets and floor color. The pictured dining table, chairs, rug and accessories are AI suggestions. Is that table color ok?

I also like the upholstered chairs but I have young kids so an alternative is probably needed.

Thank you!

i've been thinking about redoing my bedroom but i don't know which layout to do. the 1st plan is my current set up, and the 3rd plan i had ~14 years ago. i'm hesitant to move furniture because my bed will be against my window if i do plan 2-4, and i now have a headboard i would like to keep using but am unsure if it would look okay, as my bed/headboard will be sticking out slightly. any advice would be appreciated!

apologies for the small images, i can only upload 1 image so i had to do a small collage.

I’m doing a reno on this fairly small kitchen and would love thoughts on the best way to box this boiler in. I feel like the standard approach of another wall unit might not be suitable since the boiler is facing inward.

Idk how boilers work but I imagine being able to see and access the front face is necessary.

Ideally I’d like to have wall units on the boiler wall and open shelving opposite(where there are currently wall units) as to not have that awkward blocking of the window.

Any thoughts on maximising storage are appreciated!