Living room angled wall

Narrow living rooms can have challenges for furniture placement. Add in doorways and furniture and it can sometimes feel like a game of Tetris trying to make it all fit. When you have a narrow living room with an angled fireplace and 4 doorways, it’s all about the pathways.

A tiled fireplace with a wood mantle and ledge is fits perfectly in this contemporary living room. Dark hardwood floors pop against the soft, gray tile and white furnishings. See more of this room at HGTV.com

Transform your living room with an angled fireplace into a cozy haven with our expert design tips and styling advice.

Vaulted ceilings are grand ceilings with a supporting arch above the walls and come to a point. They are often referred to as cathedral ceilings and create an expansive overhead space in your home. With such high ceilings come tall walls and the question of how to decorate them! Of course, with so much space, […]

When it comes to decorating your home, sometimes, its the little things that get in the way. Erin Conway knows this. She takes us inside her 1070s beach house, full of interesting, eccentric angles to decorate around, but works with the architecture.

This living room got a big upgrade when they added wainscoting to create a modern fireplace accent wall. The tall, vaulted ceilings make this a dramatic centerpiece of the room, which still feels bright and fresh, despite the dark fireplace wall. The wainscot pattern gives a modern look to the fireplace, and the tv above is more like a work of art when the television is off. Find out more about the rest of this home's transformation...

A dramatic raked ceiling and large clerestory window at Hoddle House by Freadman White Architects creates an inspiring, light-filled space. Sliding glass doors mean the room connects seamlessly to the yard. Photo by Jeremy Wright.