Via Archinteriors vol. 27
Luxurious lighting arrangements are all important in interiors without boundaries, clusters of smaller pendant shades or large statement lights help to create zoning in wide open spaces, drawing the eye to the center of each allocated area and encouraging a visual pause. Apart from the aesthetics of your decorative shades, task lighting must be considered for practical reasons-you don't want to be carrying a lamp from area to area with you!

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The flow of furniture placement can be a tricky thing to get right when given completely free reign, you don't want to create a cold environment where all of your pieces hug the walls, appearing almost apologetic for their existence, but it is crucial to create clear walkways so that getting from A to B doesn't become an obstacle course.

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Try forming an L-shape with your living room furniture, and run your dining table set along the back of the sofa to create subtle 'walling' of zones, or for a more sociable space consider incorporating a dining suite into a square formation with lounge pieces.

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