Create two different areas with a clever layout, but link them together by choosing furniture in matching wood and using the same color scheme across space.
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Modular Sofa
Corner sofas, with low sleeves, serve as a barrier between living and dining areas without blocking the scenery.
Co-ordinating Fabrics
Tie the two areas together by using the same cloth to make the napkins and runners for the table, and cushions for the couch and chair.
Spot Lighting
Hanging low-level chandelier on the table helps to determine the dining room of the room.
Living room and hallway
A living room that is also a hallway, can be stylish and friendly. Come on, hang your coat on the understairs shelf, and curl up in the seating area, which is painted the warm Ochre to make the focus of the space.
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Door Curtain
Use curtains, made of beautiful flower cloth, to hide the front door. This will prevent the draft, and add color to the schema as well.
Beige-Painted staircase Area
Understairs, Banister paintings, and same white beige stairs, separating them visually from the Ochre seating area
Living room
Think practical and stylish: hard-wearing floors, washable and lap-down upholstery, and plenty of storage, combined with thick blue walls, gorgeous fabrics, and luxury tapestries.
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Wall-to-Wall shelves
Run the shelves right across the breast chimneys and a niche-narrow central part is ideal for pictures.
Multipurpose Desk
The compact design, made of glass and chrome, slots around the sleeve sofa-perfect for your laptop, game console, or dinner TV.
Built-in storage
Even a shallow niche can be used for storage – you can fit a slim closet, with a narrow rack inside, to store CDS and DVDs.
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