What do you call the room you sit in?

[Banksy13]

So is it a sitting room, a lounge, a family room, a TV room, a front room, a drawing room?! I'm not from the UK originally and I guess this may be class related. My husband calls it the lounge so we go with that, my family back home call it a sitting room however.

Front room.

In my grandparents’ house, the siting room was kept ‘for best’. It had the nicest furniture and carpets but it was never used, not even on Christmas Day. The only time I ever remember seeing them use it was when the priest came to visit.

Study and sitting room. Oh, and the dirty dog room...

We have big lounge, little lounge and snug.
My grandparents and aunties and uncles were all verrry posh and always used 'lounge'. Living room and sitting room sound wrong to me; I mostly live and sit in my kitchen.

Living room

I was about to say "sitting room" because I instinctively know it's "correct", but I think we actually describe ours as a living room. That's what my family usually called it when I was growing up, though I think my parents also used "front room" and "back room" sometimes.

ILs are grander and have a drawing room (large, formal, only really used for parties), a study (small and semi-formal, not actually a study, more a grown-up sitting room) and a nursery (a family room with a TV - I think it used to be the playroom when the children were little).

Living room.

Sitting room here.
Front rooms were the room you used for guests,always kept clean,tidy and child free.My grandparents even had baize to protect the table and antimacassars on the chairs.

ImportantWater

My carer calls it the front room but at my place it is at the back.

I'm OK with sitting room or lounge. One house we lived in when I was a child had two down stairs rooms so one was the front room, the other was the dining room, lounge or sitting room until my parents had an extension built so we now had three rooms, the new room was at the front and became the dining room.

To me a 'front room' is not one you use every day, it has the best furniture in it but is only used for important visitors.

If I win the lottery I've always said I'm having a house with a library, now it will have a morning room too, and I shall employ a housekeeper called 'Mrs Danvers', even if the housekeeper is a man, I shall pay them extra to use 'Mrs Danvers'

We sit in the lounge to watch telly/chat with friends/family. We eat in the dining room.

My grandparents and aunties and uncles were all verrry posh and always used 'lounge

Are they English?

Growing up we had a morning room and a sitting room.

We’ve just got living room so I suppose I’m coming down in the world!

Front room or living room interchangeably. When I was a kid we added in 'other room' but I don't really use that any more. Not often anyway.

Either living room or front room. That's what we were brought up to use

Garden Room

Sitting room