Living room and lunch

For this proposal, my main goal was to make your living area feel brighter, more modern, and more connected to the beautiful terrace view. Since the space already has large sliding glass doors and plenty of natural light, I wanted the interior to complement that rather than compete with it.

The first change I recommend is repainting the entire living area in a lighter color. This will instantly make the space feel more open, fresh, and inviting.

For the TV wall, I suggest removing the existing TV unit and replacing it with a cleaner design. The TV will be mounted directly on an artificial marble feature wall, while a simple two-door storage cabinet will be placed on one side to keep the space functional without making it feel heavy.

In the seating area, I've replaced the current gray sofa with a light beige sectional sofa, complemented by two accent chairs, a coffee table, and a large rug to create a warm and comfortable gathering space.

You already have a beautiful shelving area, so I wanted to make it feel more intentional by turning it into a cozy reading and relaxation corner with a comfortable lounge chair.

To better define the different spaces, I've prepared two design options. The first includes elegant arches to frame both the lobby and the kitchen entrance, adding character and architectural interest. The second option keeps these openings clean and simple, giving you the flexibility to choose the style you prefer.

There's also the existing classic brown cabinet in the living area. Rather than replacing it immediately, I think we can either remove it or update it with a lighter finish and more modern detailing so it blends naturally with the new design while keeping the piece if you'd like to preserve it.

For the dining area, I've selected a longer dining table to comfortably accommodate more guests. I've also introduced colorful dining chairs to bring warmth and personality to the overall neutral palette.

Since you mentioned wanting to separate the living and dining areas, I've included several divider ideas. These include a glass and steel partition for a light, contemporary feel, as well as floor-to-ceiling wooden slats for a warmer, more natural look. I'll show you multiple options in the renders so you can decide which one best suits your style.
also since the ceiling is low we suggest changing the light to spot light