Whether you’re furnishing a new place or remodeling your living room, placing a rug in your living room can seem like an intimidating task. If you’re like most people and struggling to plan for adding a rug and sectional to your living room, but aren’t exactly sure how you want to style them, look no further. In this guide, we’ll break down how to place a rug under a sectional sofa and take one step closer to your perfect living room.

No matter the size and shape of the space, every living room has its own unique decorating challenges.

Small living rooms struggle with space, living rooms with no overhead lighting need other light sources, and long-living rooms have to minimize tunnel vision.

The same goes for tall living rooms.

The vertical space is great, but if you don’t fill that space, then you’ve essentially created an echo chamber.

To help enhance your large living space, enjoy these tips for decorating living rooms with high ceilings.

Whether you’re decorating a new living room or just doing a little redecorating, a rug can really bring your space together.  The best rugs bring cohesion to your living space, creating conversation among every design element. To avoid discovering that your rug isn’t quite as perfect a fit as you hoped, we’ve put together this guide to placing a rug in your living room.

From Pottery Barn on PinterestOur living rooms serve as gathering places, reading spots, TV binge zones and so much more.

Striking the right balance of lighting to serve all of those needs is challenging enough.

Trying to light your living room with no overhead lighting can really put a damper on things.

But, it is possible, and not as hard as you’d think.

Here are 13 ways to light a living room with no overhead lighting.

How to fit a pool table in your home

The Ultimate Guide to Pool Table Placement

So, you’ve finally accepted that your home just isn’t complete without the clacking of colliding pool balls.

Now it’s just a matter of which pool table best fits your available space.

After all, the last thing you want is to bring home the perfect table and not have the space to shoot.

Whether you’re looking to add some good old-fashioned entertainment to your game room, basement, garage, family room, or man cave, our buyer’s guide to the right pool table will help you avoid disappointing mistakes.

The living room is the central hub of any home, so it's important to choose a sofa that's durable, comfortable, and that fits your unique style.

You've probably used these terms interchangeably, thinking they're synonyms. Most people use the word sofa to refer to a couch and vice versa. In some contexts, a couch is seen as an informal type of seat for lazing around especially during Netflix and Chill days. A sofa, on the other hand, bears a more serious connotation. It's the kind of seat you'd find in a formal setup or a family house with several mature members. Interestingly, these are just popular stereotypes, but they may not be far from the truth. If we are to differentiate these two terms, we have to take a trip down the memory lane;

Open floor plans have gained popularity over the years as families strive to create safer, more inviting spaces. It's easier to keep a watchful eye on a toddler in an open plan home than it is in a closed floor plan. People living with a disability can also move with ease around an open floor plan. Living rooms connected with dining rooms are some of the most popular open-plan spaces in modern homes. When the dining room and the living room are structured to be in one large space, you end up with a lot of creative freedom when furnishing and decorating. However, it can be a bit too much freedom when your creative juices are not flowing. You need to be careful when selecting your dining room and living room furniture as well as the accessories. After all, an open plan room can either look great or disjointed. There is no in-between look. In this article, we give you simple tips and ideas to maximize the appearance of such a room.