2/21/2020
Nowadays, many people have their kitchen and living room united into one space.
But for those who have these as separate spaces, how should you furnish a big living room?
Firstly, it is important to understand the shape of the room; it is usually rectangular and the space is divided in order to have a visible relaxation area and a dining area.
The space can be defined by big rugs, as in the photo below.

Otherwise, interesting lights, sideboards, bookcases and sofas are excellent ways to create focal points which subdivide the space into different zones.
Here are some examples.



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In September the house takes back what summer had borrowed. The hours return between the walls, and the rooms we crossed in a hurry ask to be looked at again.
In summer we live on the threshold. Loggia, porch, veranda: the strip between indoors and out becomes the most lived-in room of the house, and deserves to be designed as one.
In August many homes are left behind. Shutters half closed, still air, light crossing the rooms with no one to watch it. It is worth asking what stays beautiful when no one is there.
The table is the only piece of furniture where you eat, work, play, argue and make up. Yet it gets chosen as if it were just a horizontal surface.
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