Double-Height Living Room with Staircase and Wood TV Wall
About Living Room Interiors
Common questions from homeowners.
It is a double-height space, so the ceiling runs up two floors and the staircase climbs along one side. That height, plus the big windows, makes the whole room feel airy and open.
The TV sits on a dark stone panel framed by fluted wood cladding, with slim built-in shelves on either side. It becomes the main feature of the room without needing extra decor.
Yes, the area under the stairs is turned into a cosy reading nook with low seating and open bookshelves, so no corner goes to waste.
There is a large beige sectional sofa paired with a couple of metal-frame accent chairs and round nesting coffee tables, so it works well for both family time and guests.
Yes, if your home has the ceiling height for it. Even in a standard-height room, the fluted TV wall and under-stair nook ideas can be adapted. Share your floor plan with the designer to plan it.

