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Overall Budget:
10k-20k
Inspiration:
Project Title:
Transitional Family Room Interior Design
Project Description:
Need help with decorating a three bedroom condo
Location:
Chicago, IL , United States
What are some of the interior design brands or stores that you like to shop at?:
Pottery barn, Home Decorators
Which colors do you dislike?:
What are your favorite colors for walls?:
What are your favorite colors for furniture and accents?:
Overall Budget:
10k-20k
Inspiration:
Project Title:
Transitional Family Room Interior Design
Project Description:
Need help with decorating a three bedroom condo
Location:
Chicago, IL , United States
What are some of the interior design brands or stores that you like to shop at?:
Pottery barn, Home Decorators
Which colors do you dislike?:
What are your favorite colors for walls?:
What are your favorite colors for furniture and accents?:
Dimensions:
187"x225"x 9'H
Floor plan:
Photos of your room:
Items you want to keep:
Room Label:
My Living Room
I want this room to feel more masculine/feminine/neutral:
Neutral
What type of sunlight does this room receive?:
Mid-day light
What do you currently dislike about the room?:
Mismatched, not organized
What pieces of existing furniture, lighting, art or accessories do you want to keep in the design?:
Couch, could move a piano to this space if layout permits, accent cabinet could stay in living room or go somewhere else, mirror could go to the daughter's room, chess board
Are you open to changing your wall colors?:
Yes
Do you have a preference for either paint or wall covering, or are you open to both?:
Looking for a clean design concept that would make this space feel more spacious. Like the idea of having bookshelves on both sides of the fireplace. All floors would be sanded - will need help in choosing a color to refinish them throughout. Considering an idea of drapes. Need a new fan. Would be nice to keep the couch (as it pulls out into a bed), but need more seating, so adding chairs could be a benefit. Looking to accent the fireplace more. The piano could be moved here if the design allows for it. Overall, hoping to achieve a warm, inviting feel with an organized color scheme of neutrals + some accents in blues and possibly warm, soft yellow shades. Hoping to get a full design with attention to decor and artwork (can keep some of the existing).
Dimensions:
187"x225"x 9'H
Floor plan:
Photos of your room:
Items you want to keep:
Room Label:
My Living Room
I want this room to feel more masculine/feminine/neutral:
Neutral
What type of sunlight does this room receive?:
Mid-day light
What do you currently dislike about the room?:
Mismatched, not organized
What pieces of existing furniture, lighting, art or accessories do you want to keep in the design?:
Couch, could move a piano to this space if layout permits, accent cabinet could stay in living room or go somewhere else, mirror could go to the daughter's room, chess board
Are you open to changing your wall colors?:
Yes
Do you have a preference for either paint or wall covering, or are you open to both?:
Looking for a clean design concept that would make this space feel more spacious. Like the idea of having bookshelves on both sides of the fireplace. All floors would be sanded - will need help in choosing a color to refinish them throughout. Considering an idea of drapes. Need a new fan. Would be nice to keep the couch (as it pulls out into a bed), but need more seating, so adding chairs could be a benefit. Looking to accent the fireplace more. The piano could be moved here if the design allows for it. Overall, hoping to achieve a warm, inviting feel with an organized color scheme of neutrals + some accents in blues and possibly warm, soft yellow shades. Hoping to get a full design with attention to decor and artwork (can keep some of the existing).
Since your room gets little sunlight a warm or rich color will make the room look more luminous
For your main color, we chose to use warm gray because it is neutral and seen as elegant and classy. It compliments many colors such as white, blue, and yellow and works well as part of a color scheme in any room.
Use a matte finish paint because it will be helpful in camouflaging those surface imperfections such as bumps and cracks as it does not reflect light. Just be careful because matte finish is more difficult to clean. You may also need to touch up scratches or marks by adding more of the same paint in the future.
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