Drawing room is a collection of pen and ink drawings by artist Caroline Book. The drawings are created from observation, sketching from life and imagination. The Drawing room was a room off of the library on the second floor.
A drawing room is a social room with large amounts of seating, typically in the form of sofas and armchairs. Traditionally, a drawing-room was a living room used for entertaining guests with a view to the front door. It is now more often used as a family or living room. A drawing room with no windows, such as those found at the rear of 18th-century houses, may also be called an “inner” or “back drawing-room.”
Drawing room makeover
We all know that one person has room for everything and can’t understand why everyone else doesn’t. Well, I’m not that person. My living room doubles as my drawing room and I always feel like it’s never put together enough to be called a real drawing-room. I’ve been looking for ways to make the space more usable and efficient, but with such limited space, it’s hard to find things that will work well. Any suggestions?
The drawing room makeover involved painting the walls and making new curtains. There was also a new rug and we made a few adjustments to the furniture. A drawing-room makeover is a perfect project for you. You will need to remove the old flooring, paint the walls, and replace furniture. As soon as you are done with the makeover, it is time to host an amazing party in your new space!
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Ways to feel fresh!
One way to spruce up your drawing room is by taking a cue from the past. Stick with cohesive colours and textures for a uniform look. A dark colour on the ceiling and walls will give a room an air of formality, whereas lighter colours can feel more welcoming. Indoor plants will bring life to any space. If you don’t have much time to fuss with them, choose succulents. They require little attention and come in many shapes, sizes, and colours!
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