From weekend family games to
family gatherings, the living room is our home's social hub. Since it
is the place where you welcome visitors and friends, you should work
to make the space feel truly welcoming. Nothing is worser than a
living room where people will just stick their backs against the
walls rather than taking a cozy seat and comfortably converse.
Where
you place the furniture in the living room sets the tone of how people will live in that space.
Deciding where you will set your sofa can be
confusing, but you have to take into consideration the focal point of
the space. In some homes, this is already a part of architectural
design as hinted by the fireplace and windows. But in a space that it
is you who will decide and customize, this may require artistry and
mind-works.
Determining the Size –
The first step in arranging a space is determining its size. Use a
tape measure to get the whole dimension of the room as well as the
hallways, stairs, and widths of the door. This is one challenge for
the home-owner—to ensure that the whole arrangement is dynamic
enough not to hinder people's movements. The size is also the
determining factor of the furniture you will choose, get a sofa set
that will not cramp your space and matches the lifestyle you or your
family lives.
Mix Furnishings of Various
Sizes – Every object has shape, height, depth, and width. To
add visual interest in your living room. Incorporate furnishings of
different characteristics. On the otherhand, if you are aiming for a
serene environment perfect for rest, keep the furnishings similar and
simple.
Form a Balance – A
basic and functional furniture arrangement is to set the sofa across
a focal point with all little pieces angled in the same direction.
This will allow you to give a good look at the television or the
fireplace. Create a good relationship in the environment with the
symmetry that you use. There are two different kinds of balance,
symmetrical and asymmetrical. Symmetry or equal balance provides a
restful environment while asymmetry or imbalance denotes movement,
energy, or excitement.
A traditional or classic
arrangement is having your furniture arrangement have a face-to-face
stance. Two sofa sitting directly across one another is a classic
symmetry, and because the focal point is facing one another, this is
best arrangement for a seating that facilitates conversation.
Unleash the Artist in You
– Look at your living space like a piece of canvas that you have to
fill with serene or exciting colors to make a glam finish. By using
colors, shapes, and sizes effectively, you can create a living room
that you will surely love living. Look for ideas in interior
designing magazines if you need a good pattern. More than the art,
you have to ensure that the space is comfortable for you to move, not
intimidating.
Think of the Whole –
When designing your living room, you have to visualize in totality.
The entire look of the space and not just a particular side. This
ensures that all stuffs you fill in here including the furnitures, wall decors, etc, are coordinating and does not hurt the eyes.
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