The Secret to Dealing with Quirky Room Challenges
Our circa 1875 home presents unique design challenges when trying to place furniture to create good traffic flow. Too many doors and odd-sized walls means having to be creative with furniture choices and decor. Our living room is the most challenging since it sits in the middle of the house.
Light wall colors help to keep the room fresh and airy.
Eco-friendly script bamboo mats pull furniture together and provides a cohesive look from room to room.
The window in the stairwell is not curtained so that ample light will fill the room.
A club chair provides comfy seating along a wall wedged between the staircase and laundry room door.
A simple wooden star adds interest to the window oddly placed at the bottom of the stairway.
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Rachel Medinaon Jan 29, 2013Thanks for the rug info;) looking now;)
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Doreen Kennedyon Jan 30, 2017Love your room. We have a similar room that we will be tackling after our bathroom and kitchen.
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