help me make this look more inviting

Stella Hansen

6 år siden

huge family room, which i think the couches look lost in ..... any ideas welcome

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annb1997

6 år siden

Hi. The primary item that is missing from your room is a large area rug to 'ground' the furniture. Simply rearranging the furniture is not going to ground it.

Notice how in these photos, the rugs tie together the grouped furnishings, are visually appealing, and invite you into the rooms:

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PRO
3DA Design Drafting and 3D Visuals
6 år siden
add a good rug to mark the space. then arrange the couch in a U shape.
PRO
Clipsal by Schneider Electric
6 år siden
Hi, maybe back the couches into the space so the open up into the rest of the room. And a rug might help bring the room together, as suggested above

Thanks, the Clipsal Team
me me
6 år siden
Rug, curtains, artwork
me me
6 år siden
There are a couple of good books in my local library which show rooms like yours, then stage by stage photos as they add to the look to make a finished room.
Sara Graham
6 år siden
A rug would make a world of difference. And curtains or blinds. You also need the couches relating to each other. Probably a U shape. At the moment they don’t, especially the closest couch. Perhaps a credenza with personal touches, photos, a vase of flowers, something special to you, artwork in the walls.
Stella Hansen
Forfatter
6 år siden
update
me me
6 år siden
Much better layout
annb1997
6 år siden
That's a better layout for couches. Consider centering the large artworkon the wall. It is currently off-centre. Large rectangular area rug is good suggestion, and add potted plants in raised timber bases -would tie in nicely with your flooring. Agree window coverings good idea, maybe sheers?
julie herbert
6 år siden
Hi,
Saw these vertical sheer curtains , very glamorous, a large rug, large plant to balance artwork, some beautiful cushions would look add a softer look to room
Stella Hansen
Forfatter
6 år siden
cushions and change of position?
Stella Hansen
Forfatter
6 år siden
or and lamp
PRO
Evergreen Walls Pty Ltd
6 år siden
Hi there,
Wow, you’ve got a lot of space to work with! A large rug will make a world of difference, as well as some semi-sheer curtains and maybe a couple tall standing lamps. As the walls are quite bare, consider breathing some life into the space with an artificial wall garden or disks.

Cheers,

Richard
PRO
Bluethumb Online Art Gallery
6 år siden
Hi there!

Megan from Bluethumb online art gallery here. I definitely agree with has been said previously, that you need a rug to really ground the area and define the space. I like the new arrangement of the furniture, it adds to the cosiness of the space. What you really need are some soft furnishings - matching cushions instead of the real mixed bag you have, throw rugs and some nice decorative aspects on the side table. Consider playing with texture to add dimension.

I see that you have an artwork already on one wall. I would suggest moving it to the wall on the window, and adding a much larger piece where it is currently hanging. The scale of the artwork makes the wall and room feel much emptier and off balance.
I would suggest a piece like this one by one of our best-selling artists, Elaine Green. The proportions of the work will really help to balance out the room.
https://www.houzz.com.au/products/my-view-or-the-way-i-see-it-by-elaine-green-prvw-vr~116704648

Some other suggestions for you:
https://bluethumb.com.au/katherine-castle/Artwork/red-tailed-black-cockatoos-katherine-castle
https://bluethumb.com.au/kat-las/Artwork/reflections-large-scale-1-8-meter-wide
https://bluethumb.com.au/lilynova/Artwork/australian-glory-lily-nova

Hope this helps!
PRO
Celery. Visualization, Rendering images
6 år siden
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I think you got a nice ideas in your previous post about decoration this room, I posted some inspirations for you. Can not see it now. What happened?