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Step Down Living Room 70S. When designing what the new step would look like, i initially considered this look: What about the sunken living rooms of the ’70s? A 1970s sunken living room, often called a conversation pit, is a recessed area in the floor, typically a few steps down, creating a cozy space for socializing. Here we achieved a beautiful simplistic focal point right when you walk in the front door as well as ample space for a long. One of the things i did not like at all about our house when touring it initially was the sunken living room (both angles below).

Let's step down and style up! The owners are used to the step down but most people want to make it safer but still attractive. A 1970s sunken living room, often called a conversation pit, is a recessed area in the floor, typically a few steps down, creating a cozy space for socializing. What about the sunken living rooms of the ’70s? When designing what the new step would look like, i initially considered this look: The house is currently on the market and many buyers object to the step because it is continuous oak flooring and takes people by surprise. Here we achieved a beautiful simplistic focal point right when you walk in the front door as well as ample space for a long.

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What about the sunken living rooms of the ’70s? Step Down Living Room 70S What about the sunken living rooms of the ’70s? A 1970s sunken living room, often called a conversation pit, is a recessed area in the floor, typically a few steps down, creating a cozy space for socializing. Here we achieved a beautiful simplistic focal point right when you walk in the front door as well as ample space for a long. When designing what the new step would look like, i initially considered this look: The house is currently on the market and many buyers object to the step because it is continuous oak flooring and takes people by surprise.