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How to Break Up a Large Living Room

Most of us have tried-and-true strategies we use to make the best out of small spaces, but what is the best way to furnish a large living room? While a spacious floor plan is perfect for entertaining, making it feel cozy and functional during everyday use can be a challenge. We have put together some simple tricks using inspired design elements to help you choose the right decor for a large living room.

Divide the Space
Try using furniture pieces to separate the space into more intimate areas using furniture. This gives the impression of multiple rooms while maintaining the sight lines of a large open plan. Choose lower pieces like chaise lounges, oversized ottomans, or a sofa in the center of the space with a console table behind it to maintain the sightline. For a more definite division of space, popular options include screens, bookshelves, and TV stands.

Use Angles
Well-defined angles give a clear visual delineation between spaces. A functional and fashionable choice for impressive angles is an L-shaped sectional sofa. Use it to divide the space between two seatings areas or to help differentiate between your living room and dining area.

Play with Paint
You can use paint, wall coverings, and artwork to help define separate spaces. Use paint, wainscoting, or decorative tile on the lower half of your wall to trick your eyes into thinking the ceilings are lower, which creates a more intimate space. Open wall space makes the room look empty and unfinished, so fill any dead space on the with oversized artwork or a collection of smaller framed pictures.

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