The generous proportions of the room enabled us to create three functional spaces: a game table with seating for four and adjacent pull up seating for family play a seating area at the fireplace that accommodates a large group or small conversation and seating at the front window that provides a view of the street (not seen in the photograph). Our solution was to unify the design of this living space with the related rooms by using repetition of color and by creating usable areas for family game night, entertaining and small get togethers. The client wanted the living room to be less like a glorified hallway and become a destination. The living room served as a pass through to both the family and dining rooms. Their previous layout had a stifled flow with a large sectional sofa that dominated the room, and an awkward assortment of furniture that they wanted to discard with the exception of a vintage stone dining table from her mother.
They asked us to help them transform their into a place to play and entertain with clean lines and lively color, namely her favorites: bold purple and refreshing apple green. These clients, an entrepreneur and a physician with three kids, chose their Tudor home for the neighborhood, though it didn’t match their modern-transitional taste.
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