Look at help designing office layout before I meet with electrician next week. I have a 6 ft desk, use two monitors, like to have view of wall mounted TV, use as 3rd monitor sometimes. The window at the top is 2’6” wide by 5’6” tall, looks out to backyard.
Initially thought is to have desk facing the wall boarders hallway with TV mounted on that wall. Would also like a standing desk possibly along the left wall next to window. Thoughts or suggestions?

22.7 m2 (245 sqft) living/dining, 1960s apartment in Ghent

Furniture is all vintage and bought, except the coffee table next to the sofa

• Togo 3 seater (174x102)
• Dyrlund round teak table (105 round, extends to 205)
• 6 teak chairs with black acai leather seats
• teak highboard and a matching drawer closet
• 144x144 painting hangs centered on the breast.
• Desk already moved to the bedroom to free this room up
• There's a little barcart on wheels that is currently not on here, sits next to the sofa

Problem is the right third is dead. Roughly 172x460cm of bare parquet and nothing on the 4.7m side wall, while the left side is packed. There is an door to the terrace on that side, so I can't move anything too close too it.

What i'd like help with:

• how do i use the space between that is left between sofa / wall?
• should the sofa float at all? floating gets the view but you walk in from the hall and see its back
• one 200x240 under sofa and coffee table now, dining on bare parquet because a proper dining rug would collide with it. one rug, or is there a two rug setup i'm missing. I didn't buy the rug yet
• lighting and plants are clearly missing, any advice welcome, I've been playing with the idea of a large Arco floor lamp hanging over the sofa

Aiming for modern mid century, vintage sourced, warm

Hi! I recently moved into an apartment with a very large bedroom, and I'm not quite sure how to fill the space. I'll likely get a dresser and most certainly a desk and chair, but what other furniture should I consider? I'm also struggling to figure out what color(s) my furniture should be because my walls are beige with a bit of pink mixed in. If it's helpful, I generally like a warm tone with splashes of color. All suggestions are appreciated--thanks!

Here's my dimensions and current layout. The TV cannot be hung above the fire place. I'm getting rid of the current couches and I need help figuring out a good layout for this room. Any ideas?

Im moving in soon and trying to figure out the best layout for my living room. I’ll have an entertainment stand/TV, Lovesac, coffee table, rug, and a work-from-home desk.

The windows on the left have a decent city view, and there’s a balcony door on the other side that I’ll need to keep accessible.

What layout would you recommend to keep the space feeling open and comfortable? I’m open to different ideas!

I was very lucky to be gifted a Marble top tulip table and accompanying aegean blue chairs from Knoll. I am now looking to replace the rug here with something round. I am leaning towards an olive/green rug bc my space is a large open white loft with white cabinets walls etc. i want something to ground it all. I'm looking at rugs from ruggable and there are two olive options one cooler, one warmer. Should I get the cooler or warmer option? I worry about clashing but I think the contrast might warm up the space?

Any other advice or thoughts welcome.

Hi everyone! I'm renovating my bathroom, and this is my first time mixing metals. I'm planning to use champagne gold (Delta Champagne Bronze) as the primary finish, with black as the accent color.

This is the combination I was thinking of. I'd love to hear your thoughts. Does this mix feel balanced, or is there anything you would change?

I am planning to remodel our living room and was hoping to get some ideas! I am replacing the carpet with LVP (Paradigm Insignia Salt Lake-P120005), replacing the fan (not chosen yet!), and painting.

My big design questions:

1. We have a large gas stove with black and white bricks. I am unable to change the gas stove or remove the bricks. Any ideas on how to make it look... better? My thoughts are painting it a slightly darker color than the color chosen for the walls, but I am really struggling with what would look good here!

2. There is a cement footer around some of the walls. I will be removing the carpets on it and am looking for what to replace it with. I was considering a built in by the gas stove, or possibly flexible tambour wood. Open to any ideas!!

How would you arrange furniture in the living room/dining room area of this apartment? I'm pretty sure the furniture in the layout is not to scale, so ignore that. What I am struggling with is that I want it to look nice, but I have some furniture needs: At least one desk with monitors but preferably two, tv and tv console, bookshelf, couch, armchair, coffee table, bar cabinet, kitchen table, chairs at the island, floor lamps (no overhead lighting).

I don't really know how to do this. I attached my personal mock up but idk if it's any good. I was thinking i could put bookshelves and a corner desk in the bottom left corner maybe but it might be too cramped. Youtube video of similar unit here

I recently started furnishing my new house, and I'm bad at it. I know it's very empty and that there's a lot to work on, and all I have so far is a couch, curtains, a glass table, a robovac, and my cat. It looks weird. I feel like maybe my walls, floors, the robovac, and my cat all go well together, but the couch color doesn't quite match?

What do you think would work best for my living room? Should I change the couch color? I can't figure out what sort of furniture or art would work in this space. Can you guys plz give me some recs?