Me and my multigenerational home
It’s tough to find alone time in a house with your parents, grandparents and teens. Here’s a living room that’s mixed with modern and traditional styles, where everyone can find a place to call their own.
Round coffee tables are a smart choice for corner sofas; circular and square shapes create contrast, and make the living room more dynamic.
Even in an open space, it’s possible to get alone time. Consider creating a privacy nook with two armchairs by their windows. This helps divide the living room into different areas.
Throws and cushions bring softness (and cosiness) to leather sofas. Layer on the rugs, too! You’ll have something warm to stand on, especially in a room full of cool tiles.
When it comes to style, everyone has their own taste — so combine them all! A mix of modern lamps and more traditional candleholders can still look elegant and coordinated.
Ceiling lamps don’t have to be in the center of a room; position them where you sit. a combination of mood lights like these pendant lamps work together to create a general light above.
