Let’s tackle the living room. The key things to keep in mind when arranging furniture are flow, function and focal point. The furniture should be arranged to facilitate traffic flow in the be ...

But when it comes to choosing and arranging furniture, things can get tricky. Are there hard-and-fast rules for living rooms? How do you make the most of your layout, no matter the size? To help ...

When arranging furniture in the living room, the key things to keep in mind are flow, function and focal point. Flow: Furniture should be arranged to facilitate traffic flow. Think of the pattern ...

Don’t Forget the “3 Foot” Rule You should have about three feet of walking space around the room. This is what you need to be comfortable without knocking into furniture and bumping into walls.

When a living room has too many focal points competing for attention, it can feel like the furniture doesn’t know which way to face.

Facing furniture. If you want to make a powerful statement about encouraging conversation in your living room, arrange your furniture so it faces itself.

Your living room is truly for living and will be a hybrid family-living room, so carefully consider these strokes to accommodate your household needs.

Interior designers navigate clearances, furniture placement, and flow, aiming to make the most of every space they create. Flow in a living room means the space is functional, pleasant ...

However, arranging furniture can be a challenge. Are there hard and fast rules for living rooms? How do you work within the limitations of a space? Here are the four rules (and a couple tips) for ...