Like this Avery Cox Design living room, a small space doesn't have to be boring.
Anna Popov of Interiors by Popov designed this Scandinavian-inspired living room with bare walls, minimalist furniture, and hard-working
Nina Hendrick says two window treatments are better than one.
Large windows and natural light are great, but too much sunlight may be harsh in comfortable environments.
Win with bow windows. Your room may require special curved curtain rods.
Curtains? Yes. But, if your living room opens to a patio, you may wish to cover those doors to filter light and create seclusion.
Interior designer Sara Johnson mixes vivid patterns. Her pattern-pairing is deliberate. She suggests starting with the walls.
We'll start with one of Avery Cox's living room's 100 lessons. Examine the window treatments.
First, one of Avery Cox's 100 living room classes. Check the curtains.