A secondary seating area just off the main living space, with its modern styled armchairs and industrial table lamp, provides a separate nook for reading or for additional guest seating.
By removing the low-hanging cabinets, this renovated kitchen opens up to an island with a casual eating area, creating additional food preparation space and storage. The kitchen island features royal blue painted stools and three copper pendant lights. The open nature of the kitchen and living room spaces allows for easy transition between the rooms.
A built-in chaise makes a relaxed boundary between the living area and the media room. Mid-century modern furniture is light and sophisticated, while red accents deliver a cheery boost to the neutral palette.
As seen on HGTV's Good Bones, the completed renovation includes this great room, adjacent to both the kitchen and new main living room, incorporating a dining area and new French doors that open onto an outdoor living space.
This transitional living room uses a blue rug to delineate the living room space from the kitchen. Often a struggle with open-concept floor plans, separating spaces helps bring a cozy feel to even expansive areas. The beams on the ceiling add a rustic feel to this seemingly traditional room.
As seen on Beach Flip, contestants Martha and Alex carried the feature wood wall into the living room at the renovated Comfort Breeze condo. They also installed new wood beams in the ceiling to separate the living room from the dining area.
As seen on HGV's Love It or List It, the renovated living room has had the wall removed that used to cut it off from the rest of the house. Now, the living room flows comfortably into the rest of the house.
