Keep board games on a shared living-room shelf
Assign games a clear shelf boundary, choose box orientation by what happens to the pieces inside, and make both taking a game out and packing it away easy.
Read guide →THE HOME NOTEBOOK
Seating, shelves and the space between.
Assign games a clear shelf boundary, choose box orientation by what happens to the pieces inside, and make both taking a game out and packing it away easy.
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Everyday roomsMove a lamp, clear the coffee table and bring a blanket within reach. Start with the corner where you actually sit.
Read guide →A rug should relate to the seats around it, rather than sit like a small island beneath the coffee table.
Read guide →Before measuring a gap, sit on the sofa as you normally would.
Read guide →Begin with an empty sofa and sit in every position people actually use.
Read guide →A picture above a sofa is seen from several positions, including a seated one.
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Living roomCurtain length begins with a decision about the floor.
Read guide →Look at the floor, dining table, or largest cabinet before choosing a small new piece.
Read guide →Take everything off one shelf, not the whole bookcase at once.
Read guide →Turn the television off and sit where you usually watch.
Read guide →An empty corner does not automatically need a chair.
Read guide →Read the tenancy agreement before planning paint, holes, or fixtures, then list the room's fixed elements: floor, wall color, built-in storage, and ceiling light.
Read guide →Ask about a product, or find help with an existing order.
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