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The Living Room's Oldest Argument, Settled 87 Ways

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Veranda's latest survey of the living room runs to 87 examples, each staking its own claim on the same argument: a room can be handsome without giving up on comfort. The throughline across the collection is restraint — furniture and layouts meant to be lived in, not merely arranged for a photograph. No single style dominates; the range itself is the point.

With reporting from Veranda.

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