Furniture Arrangement
The way you
arrange your furniture goes a long way in enhancing the style and beauty of the
living room. The simplest way to arrange furniture is to create a focal point
which can be a window, fireplace or painting. It is better if the focal point is
attached to the wall so that you can move your furniture away from the walls
and create an interesting arrangement.
As you arrange the
furniture it is important to ensure that the alleyways are clear and wide enough
for traffic; to also ensure that the place is not cluttered.
You can start by
placing a sofa or a couch in the middle of the room and complete the grouping
with a coffee table and armchairs.
The tables should
be placed within the reach of the seats and must also be of the same height
with the seats. Try different angles because this brings in some style to the
arrangement. For example, if your sofa is set parallel to the wall, put an
armchair diagonally across the room.
Angled arrangement
is a good idea for the bedroom. A combination of patterned rugs, matching
duvets and curtains can be used to accentuate the style of the room.
For multipurpose
rooms, use a focal point to demarcate one area from another. Arrange furniture around
the focal point of each area. For example, the dining room furniture could be
arranged around the window or under the painting, while the other part of the
room has its own focal point. That way, you will emphasize the difference
between the rooms and accentuate the purpose of each of them.
Remember to
balance out the sizes of the furniture, as big furniture will look really
awkward, while too many small pieces will make the room look cluttered. Experiment
with the angles and use unconventional furniture to make the room elegant.
At Rosemary’s
we delight in transforming your home and office into a haven even with a
limited budget. We also offer consultancy and advisory services on all aspects
of interior decoration.
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