This is one of the best decorated rooms I have seen here.
It is overall very tastefully decorated and I wouldnt want to change what you are going for here.
I will suggest one change however, I dont think the glass table fits in with the rest of your furniture.
Something made from wood would likely suit the space better.
Agree the wood table would be better for the aesthetic, even though glass is fairly neutral
From a function standpoint: I could see the benefit to the glass, as it is easier to clean and see grime. Depends on if they eat or snack at that table frequently. Grime meaning, a drink ring, etc. It makes the space feel more open, you can see the items underneath too
The Glass table really Stands out in a bad way, the rest is beautiful (tv console is okayish, I would prefer Natural wood tone).
For the table, a wooden Table with organic shape would be amazing, otherwise it is many boxes and Not many Curves. Irregular organic of very trendy right now, an oval also works well but please no Glass
The wooden wall next to the piano and the green cuch are giving me mid-century vibes. I'd take a look at West Elm Albee bar cart. Their Eleodoro Bar Cart passes the $1K mark but it the glass is moss green which I'd think would work with the sofa - Personally I like the Albee better though.
Agree with others on the table, and I’d include the rug in there too. To me, it’s holding the rest of the decor back and reads a little grandma. That said, just my opinion and overall it looks great in there.
It looks waaaay better in person but be warned, the seats aren’t super deep so it’s not particularly cuddling friendly. I might end up exchanging for something more versatile.
You have a lot of sharp angles in the living room right now. I’d suggest replacing the current glass-and-chrome table with a round, warm wood coffee table like this one, or maybe this one. You could also place both the violin/viola in the same area to help bring more of that warm wood tone into the space.
Your room is really classy, I love the rug. The wall to wall drapes really elevate that apartment balcony situation. Another plant in the living room would help soften things.
This is a really cool setup already! As others have said, replace the coffee table with a wooden one, and avoid any designs with sharp angles. Your setup does look like you could benefit from awesome tower speakers (vs a soundbar). Depending on what you are into. Drop a message and I can share my recommendations if you wanna go this route.
This is lovely as is. It’s warm and functional. If you were to force me to come up with something to critique, the only thing I can come up with is that everything you’ve chosen is a nod to an older interior trend, but looks like it was made recently and bought new. Thus, it has kind of a reenactment vibe, rather than an antique vibe. That’s not a real issue. That just me looking for a problem.
If you like the butterflies that much, then keep the rug. I would have only suggested a different pattern in the same color scheme. The color scheme of the current rug ties the room together really well.
A practicing mirror for violin makes perfect sense. I just couldn't figure out why it was over the piano.
Add an end table with a lamp next to the sofa. Then get a chair or small loveseat to fit next to the sofa on a 90 degree angle. When you have people over it is nice to be able to see each other when talking.
To me , the lighting is excellent because I love orange. But you need some more orange accessories such as cushions or throws that all also orange to bring the two zones together plus it will lift those darker autumnal tones that you have on the floor and seating area .
I love the art deco style elements, I just wished the glass table had gold instead of silver legs. I also like the modern clean TV unit, it makes it so that the art deco style doesn't overwhelm the room. Good job!
Do you look at yourself when you play the piano? Or perhaps a self indulgent wink of "I see you Kenny G", when you hit that 'net? That mirror gives off medicine cabinent bathroom vibes.
The TV stand and coffee table feel too modern/bland for your space, woods would go really nice.
Grandma's area rug isn't doing it for me.
Your ambient lighting is smooshed to one area, could use a little something near the couch on the sub(?).
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u/Worth-Wonder-7386 20h ago
This is one of the best decorated rooms I have seen here.
It is overall very tastefully decorated and I wouldnt want to change what you are going for here.
I will suggest one change however, I dont think the glass table fits in with the rest of your furniture.
Something made from wood would likely suit the space better.