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From the Waverly Sonoma Valley Collection
How to Make a Large Room More Inviting
1. Visually divide the area into a smaller, more manageable segments with a screen, plants, or an area rug.
2. The positioning of your furniture will define specific areas within the room. Use more than one grouping, using one as the main conversation area; and others for private conversation, reading, or relaxing.
3. Try warm, rich colors on walls to make the room feel smaller and more intimate.
