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I really hope this doesn't come across the wrong way, but I LOVE how the proportions of this room and its furniture are totally wacky. It seems like it would make you laugh all the time. But it would also make you feel like really small--like the room practically swallows you in cozy.

Amen, djt54! I l have started growling every time I see one.

I agree with home body. I've been thinking about this a lot lately, and I think that in my life there is some truth to it. I don't have bad self esteem because I don't have a nice rug in my living room, but I do *stress* and even obsess over it. It is an outlet for control for me, and I do spend more money and time than I should thinking about the layout and objects in my apartment. All of this is under the guise of making my home a more comfortable haven, and it is actually growing farther from that. Rather than being an escape from arenas where I constantly have to improve, it has become one of those arenas.

It looks like eating a lean human is more satisfying and filling than anything else on the chart.

I think the first comment has the most potential. I have separated a same-room dining and living area with a couch and really appreciated the space separation. The pouf (or maybe a pair of poufs?) would adjoin the reading chair to the rest of the living room if you had guests, or could be a nice perch to sip coffee and look out the window on. Way to go, fcresenc.

I love the balance of black/brown/and white. I have a rental place too and have been battling the white(ish) wall problem. You do it artfully!