Living room with big window layout

Having a large window in your living room not only allows you to enjoy the outdoor view but also brings in natural light and creates a serene atmosphere. However, window placement is often fixed unless you custom-build your home. Designing your living room layout will depend on window placement and other architectural elements. Despite this, […]

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With the number of different kinds of homes, floorplan layouts, and different kinds of windows, there’s no perfect answer for this. That being said, there are some general ground rules that should be followed when you’re placing your furniture, specifically when it comes to putting your couch in front of your window. Yes! Just be […]

Living room window treatments featuring budget-friendly cordless woven shades and linen cotton curtains, paired with black curtain rods.

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Does your entryway open right up into the living room? Do you have nowhere to put shoes, coats or backpacks? These 5 ideas will help you create an entryway using furniture, bookcases and more!

Bay windows bring natural light and unique design to a living room, adding both beauty and extra floor space. This additional space is perfect for decor, making the room more livable and homey. However, figuring out the optimal layout can be challenging. To help, we’ve created a list of 5 bay window living room layouts. […]

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Roller shades are an excellent option if you like a stylish look that will stand the test of time. These shades are often the first that come to mind when envisioning classic window shades, you’ll see in many homes. They use a tension mechanism that makes them easy to pull up or lower and their design makes it easy to incorporate roller shades into any room, regardless of the color scheme or style.

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