Living Room Design Photos with a Two-sided Fireplace

Felix Forest
cushions - bromy

Interior Design by Donna Guyler Design
The carpets thick texture is so nice against the slatted wooden coffee table. Carpet is a bit overkill in terms of size, I’d probably prefer to reduce the size to just under the couch and coffee table. The smooth white couch against that carpet makes for an interesting change in texture. - anastasijaxx

Architect: Bower Architecture // Photographer: Shannon McGrath // Featuring Inlite Cardan R downlights in black

Partition wall to separate the kitchen from living area - webuser_207375820

Photographer: Mitchell Fong
Brick wall - j_tabaillou

Rhiannon Slatter
the couch - renee_stringer74

Martina Gemmola Main living room - design and decor
Colour and light, proportions - wendy_marr

Photography by Studio Galea

Photography: Ryan Garvin

An Indoor Lady
Panel / wing defining the lounge from the rest of living area but allowing access at both ends. - webuser_347739028

Kevin Meechan - Meechan Architectural Photography

The before and after photos really do the talking for these pictures. By painting the paneled walls and pulling up the aged carpet this home was completely transformed. The architectural details such as the arched doorways and vaulted ceiling are much more noticeable. The original wood floor hidden beneath the carpet was the perfect color match to the trim work and created the perfect anchor to pull the entire room together. The furniture being arranged on the far end of the room (rather than the middle) allows for easy TV viewing and true 'living space'. This also allowed ample space for a wine bar and easy walk through to the screened in porch area.

Architecture & Interior Design By Arch Studio, Inc. Photography by Eric Rorer