This is the one area in your home or workspace that will be used by everyone who enters your home or workspace. You have made it through the hallway and now you have been invited into a friendly relaxing part of this home or workspace. I call this the 'getting to know you space'. If you have made it this far into the interior space, then a certain amount of acceptance and trust has been attributed to you. In return you are expected to share an element of yourself or at least show interest in socialising or doing business with the owners of these premises.Note: As a general rule in a domestic setting if you can complete this room first before any other room, then you can welcome people into your new home as soon as this room is completed. This rule does not apply in the same way in a non-domestic property, although it would serve you to still work to complete this room in order to extend to your customers or clients a higher level of customer service.It is best to see your living space room as the lynch pin room, which holds the whole property together. This is the room that you should decorate first when you move into a new property. This space is the STYLE DICTATOR of your whole property. If the style of your property is Art Deco, Georgian, Retro, Rustic then this is the space where you will have the freest reign to beautifully express that style to the fullest. The living space is also the standard barometer for the rest of the property. This living space will be the space that will say the most about the occupiers of the property, more than any other room in the property will reveal. This room has the ability to consistently appeal to all your senses more than any of other individual room will achieve in your property. In a show home the living space room is the benchmark room which will inform buyers of what they can expect by way of the price range, and social standard of the rest of the show home. NOTE: Most buyers will struggle to make a decision about a home if this room is left unfurnished.