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| Naples, Florida Condo Living Room - BEFORE. Room appears out of balance. All of the furniture has migrated along one long wall that connects the dining and living room. Too much importance and attention given to the TV and adjacent wall. Space seems flat, mono-chromatic, dull, lifeless. |
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| Living Room - AFTER. A couple simple changes wake up this room. The furniture shifts counter-clockwise, taking pressure off of the primary wall. Accent chairs and occasional pieces round-out the conversation area by facing the sectional rather than stand next to. Artwork was re-hung creating a better use of the wall space and de-emphasizing the TV. Finally, color was added with accent pillows and coffee table accessories. A lighter, brighter wall color and different carpet was recommended to this homeowner. |
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| Living Room BEFORE. View 2 |
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| Living Room - AFTER. TV is better integrated into the collection of furnishings - taking it down a few notches - making it appear less important and less bossy. Room feels comfortable, inviting, interesting and beautiful. |
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| Living Room AFTER. View 3. Bureau (next image below) is going against the wall behind the white leather Eames chairs and to the right of the large "Faces" painting. This piece will serve as a wine and cocktail bar/buffet. |
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| Found this vintage bureau at a local Naples consignment shop - www.theposhplum.com. Chrome hardware, faux black alligator drawer fronts and walnut veneer. This piece will be placed to the left of the patio doors behind the white leather Eames lounge chairs. A table lamp on top and possibly a mirror above the bureau will complete the composition. |
