An Urban Farmhouse in Texas

A clutter-free living room with no frills and nothing unnecessary is what I wanted. Since it was going to be the family hangout spot and a space where we could entertain our guests, seating, and ample amounts of it was crucial. We need more than just a sofa or a sectional given the size of the room and the purpose it has to serve. The look and feel of the living room have to be calm and relaxing, so the color palette we choose was mainly neutrals accentuated with blues, black & white, and some pops of color to infuse warmth into the space.

Maria was just the person I needed to get the job done. She was thorough, and her attention to detail was just amazing. The functional elements that she managed to add to the living room design was significant. The seating challenge was quickly solved by adding an armchair and pouf over and above the sofa. The overall conception was immaculate and functional. Everything had its place, and it was absolutely clutter-free. Maria kept the theme to urban farmhouse with an industrial twist. There was plenty of storage as well, which, even though I didn’t ask for specifically, was a great thing to consider for the space. The predominantly neutral palette made the room look even bigger than it seemed, and it was really clever of Maria to leave a lot of floor space.

Experiencing the living room design in 3D was a novel thing for me...and I have to say that it’s one of the best value adds that Spacejoy gives to its customers. It gave me the perspective I needed to get started on the design and, most importantly, settle on what I thought was the best fit. Besides, given that the app is very user-friendly, it becomes another advantage that makes the entire design process even more simple.

Once we settled on the approach, I saw the 3D renders of my living room. It was like seeing it first hand. Maria, of course, impressed me with a great deal. She even took into consideration all the design inspiration I had given her...and she put together a fabulous plan for us to execute. After an initial round of feedback, all that was left was to get started!