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I'm going furniture shopping and I'm not sure how to decorate this room. It's 14 1/2 x 16 but I'm going to take away a few feet to leave room for a walkway between the living room and kitchen bar. So let's say the room is 11 x 16. There is no fireplace. On one wall there is a sliding glass door to the patio. The front door is right in front of the breakfast nook. Thanks in advance for the ideas!!
 

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Form follows function. How do you plan to utilize the room? Will it be a gathering area? Used for media? Formal? Informal? What type of person are you? Do you entertain at home?

Design the room to fill your needs, not the expectation of others.
 
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I'm not a designer, nor decorator, never was, never will be and don't wanna be so I'' leave that to those folks.

But I can say from experience over the years an entry table ( also an exit table ) is mighty handy to place items on while fumbling for keys to enter or removing a coat after entering etc. etc..
 

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Since you're targeting to keep walk space free, so it's important purchase furniture's that are space friendly and you can design your home nicely. All I want to say purchase furniture that you can move easily, light weight. So that when you find a decoration is not looking good anymore, you can change the decoration all by yourself, and easily.
 

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Small round table with 4 chairs in the corner....2-3 bar stools for around that 'island'...

On the table....glass top....gives you a more 'delicate' look. A wood topped table would clash with everything you have.

When you want to hide the glass....table cloth
 

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Pay attention to color and the scale of your furnishings. And if you wanna buy furnishings from online shopping.First, check on return policies before taking them all home to see what looks best,then keep what you want and return all the rest.
 

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If you don’t wish to spend much this time on decorating your living room, what you can do is start curating. You can pare down what’s on hand; styling the vignettes around the room, arranging less décor in such a way that it appears too much. Another thing you must add to your list is to go green. Flaunt your style by making eco-friendly living space adding small plants in decorative vessels. You can decorate the pots in unique ways too.
 
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