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Cn u please help me decorate this space into my cosy living room, by add couch, tv, tv console table While fridge remains at the same place

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Photorealistic interior-design visual for a narrow, long living room based on a space with white walls, cream tiled floor, decorative ceiling moulding and chandelier, and a fixed tall burgundy-red refrigerator at the far right near the back. Keep the refrigerator in exactly that back-right position. Replace the two beds with a compact warm beige or light greige two-seat sofa placed along the right wall in the foreground, facing the left wall. Put a slim wall-mounted TV and a low walnut TV console with closed storage on the left wall opposite the sofa. Preserve a clear central walkway from the entrance to the refrigerator and rear doorway. Add a small neutral rug, one coffee table, warm floor lamp, soft cushions, light curtains, and simple greenery to make it cosy. Keep scale realistic for a compact room.

Here is a cosy layout that keeps the fridge exactly where it is, at the back-right:
Cosy living room layout concept
Recommended arrangement
  • Put a compact 2-seater sofa along the right-hand wall, where the nearer bed is now.
  • Mount the TV on the left wall, opposite the sofa.
  • Use a low, slim walnut or medium-wood TV console beneath it. Closed cabinets will hide cables and keep the narrow room tidy.
  • Keep the middle aisle clear all the way to the fridge and back doorway. Aim for at least 75-90 cm walking space.
  • Add a small light-coloured rug and a narrow round/oval coffee table so the room does not feel crowded.
To make it feel warmer
  • Choose a beige, cream, light grey, or soft olive sofa with textured cushions.
  • Add a warm floor lamp beside the sofa rather than relying only on the ceiling lights.
  • Use one tall plant near the sofa or TV unit.
  • Install sheer curtains in off-white or beige if there is a window nearby.
  • A wall-mounted TV is better than placing it on the console because it saves space and makes the room look neater.
Avoid putting the sofa directly in front of the fridge or across the passage, because it will make daily access to the fridge inconvenient.

This layout is great but there seems to be a little mistake as there no wall where u now put the tv,there is dining area

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Photorealistic interior-design visual of a long, narrow compact living room with white walls, cream tiled floor, decorative ceiling moulding and chandelier. The left side of the room opens into a dining area with no solid wall, so do not put a TV there. Keep a tall burgundy-red refrigerator fixed at the far back-right of the room, unchanged and fully accessible. Place a compact warm beige two-seat sofa on the left side of the main room in the foreground, facing the solid right-hand wall. On the solid right-hand wall, well before the refrigerator, mount a TV above a low, slim walnut TV console table with closed storage. Keep a clear central walkway from the entrance past the dining-area opening to the fridge and back doorway. Add a small round coffee table, light neutral rug, cushions, a floor lamp and a small plant. Realistic small-space proportions.

You’re right, thanks for catching that. Since the left side opens into the dining area, the TV should go on the solid right-hand wall, before the fridge.
Corrected layout with TV on the right wall
Corrected plan
  • TV and slim TV console: solid right wall, in the section before the fixed fridge.
  • Sofa: left side of the living area, facing the TV, but positioned so it does not block the opening to the dining area.
  • Fridge: stays exactly at the back-right, with space in front to open it easily.
  • Walkway: keep the centre open from the entrance through to the fridge and dining area.
  • Use a compact two-seater or small L-shaped sofa only if its chaise does not enter the centre passage. A simple 2-seater is the safer option here.
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