The Family Room

03/20/21 • 71 min

The study of interior design is more than a catalogue of beautiful rooms. It is a window into the values of our culture, what we care about in any given snapshot in time. No room embodies this more than the “Family Room”—a modern invention that reflects the casualization of home life, and a renewed focus on family. In this episode, we breakdown the components of a well-designed Family Room. From layouts to sofas, coffee tables, storage pieces, and much, much more, we go deep into the room that has become the epicenter of a happy home.

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