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These design elements prove that subtlety in terms of light, texture and proportion can enhance your living room aesthetic.

These are my small living room design rules. Compact living spaces have to work really hard: they're often the heart of the home, but their limited size can mean that anyone looking for small living ...

A living room can look great on paper and still fall apart once the furniture goes in. The trick isn’t buying more pieces, it ...

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In an ideal world, we’d all have spacious living rooms with big, comfy sectionals that practically beg us to take a nap. There’d be plenty of space to host book clubs, game nights, and gatherings with ...

A clear coffee table, like this glass style from Living Spaces, appears to take up no room at all. Courtesy Living Spaces Living rooms should feel spacious, warm and welcoming, but that aesthetic can ...

No, you don’t need to start combing through real estate listings in search of a larger home or apartment—it’s easier than you might think to make your existing small living room look more sizable by ...

Furnishing (or staging) small spaces can be a challenge, but just because a room isn’t spacious doesn’t mean it can’t also ...

Benefits and drawbacks of living in a tiny home. Nov. 26, 2012 — -- Imagine walking in the door to your home and, with a single glance, being able to see your entire living space. Before you is ...

A living room can feel snug and inviting one week and strangely cramped the next, even when you have not moved a single wall.