What do you call the main living space in your house?

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The one where you might have comfy seating, the TV, the place the family gathers to relax etc.
And roughly where are you?

We use living room. Hertfordshire.

The living room (me) and the front room (dh).

We live in Leeds but I'm southern and he's from the east mids.

This is outing if anyone knows me 🤣

Lounge.

Australia.

Living room - North Staffordshire

Although strangely when living at home with parents as a child/teen, only 5 miles away, it was called the lounge.

Living room

Lounge (it's shorter!!)

The sitting room.

The lounge

South west

living room - the tidy one
kids Room- the untidy one

Living room, in Herts. Was front room growing up in London.

Living room. My in laws call theirs the lounge

I say front room (even though it’s at the back)🤣

Living room. But everyone around me calls it the lounge which just sounds wingey to me (looooouuuuuunge)

The extension!
We’re in there much more than “the living room” although we do have a room called that, interchangeably know as “the front room”

Sitting room, London

Sitting room

When I was younger we used to call it the 'big room' and thought those with lounges were very posh.

Now it's the front room. We are in south west of the UK.

Living room.
It's where we sit, eat and my husband works.
He calls it either the lounge, dining room or study depending which third he is referring to.
Which makes it sound huge. It isn't!

Sitting room.

Midlands, but fairly posh grandmother if that means anything?

To add - I'm from London and he's an East Midlander.

The big area is the livingroom and the kids one is the snug

Sitting Room, Rutland. But I’m not from here originally.

Lounge
West Country

South east
Sometimes I say living room sometimes I say lounge. It is semi open plan so living room fits better.

Both near Leeds. We call the main living space the living room and the other room the back room or dining room. We actually don’t ever dine in there though 🤷‍♀️

Sitting room - Worcestershire