Take Advice From An Expert — How Can I Plan The Perfect Living Room?

While looking to take advice from an expert — how can I plan the perfect living room is a common question. Unfortunately, there is no universal guide on the subject — too many factors depend on your space, on the interior you have in mind, as well as on the room functionality you are looking for. That is, you should first of all think of which furniture units you need, what style they should feature, and where an optimal spot for each piece would be.

 

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Corona Room Set In White High Gloss V3

Still, while individual preferences and decoration needs will surely differ, here are some of the most important aspects to focus on as you plan the perfect living room. If you make a note of these simple tips, you will most likely avoid some of the most common decoration mistakes and have a chance to come up with an interior plan that is truly perfect.

Sofa and coffee table

One of the most common, truly universal guidelines on the position of a sofa and a coffee table is to leave about 40 cm distance between the two. Also, do not forget that a coffee table should either be on the same level as sofa cushion or — ideally — it should be about 10-12 cm lower.

Sofa and coffee table

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Dartford 2 Seater Sofa In Light Grey Fabric With Wooden Legs

TV position

Wall fixed TVs are becoming more and more common in our living rooms. Plus, a lot of homeowners hang TV screen above the fireplace. Yet, the best functional guideline on placement would be to place screen middle just a bit higher than your eye level — so, a fireplace or a mantelpiece placement is not the best idea.

tv position 

TV position

tv stand 

tv stand

Storage units

If you are looking for any storage units for your living room — whether sideboards or display stands — stick to compact models. Also, do not forget that clear glass doors make the unit look smaller and more compact — even though, of course, they force you to keep your stuff neat and tidy.

Lighting

Make sure there is enough ambient (functional) lighting in the living room, and only then start working on your decorative sources, such as pendant lights, table and floors lamps, etc. Also note that you should be especially careful with the latter ones in small rooms. These ideas should prove helpful, though.

Accessories

Another thing to bear in mind while planning the perfect living room is to make sure all of your accessories are in order. Match your rug colour to the decorative cushions on your sofa — or, match your rug to your curtains.

Furniture quality

And of course, you should only stick to quality, durable furniture solutions — there is nothing worse for a living room than shabby, shaky furniture.

In the UK, a very nice example of a store that can offer you not only an amazing selection of quality furniture, but also reasonable price tags on all of its products is Furniture in Fashion. Moreover, the store offers you a chance to personally examine all items in a company showroom and it ensures very swift delivery to any part of the kingdom.

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