When looking at RV we all see the stock pictures on the company web site or brochure but they just seem to gloss over the features and don't get into the guts of it. Below are some photos of the livingroom area of the CF285RL.
Here is a photo of the rear of rig that includes two euro-chair recliners with a small table in between. Left chair on the left is in the traveling position and is secured with a strap so it doesn't move around in transit. Housed in the lower section of the table is the water pump and suction hose for winterizing.
This is a photo of the jack knife couch. It is "love seat" size and will seat two people comfortably. It folds out into a bed and has a mattress instead of air mattress that seems is becoming more and more common.
There is the entertainment center. It includes a 32" LCD TV and a Jensen CD/MP3/DVD player with surround speakers. To pump out the sound there are also outside speakers and speakers in the bedroom. A lighted storage unit is above the TV with shelves and storage underneath. A Jensen omnidirectional antenna will pull in the over the air TV stations and there is also a pass through coax connection for hooking up a satellite antenna.
A digital thermostat controls the heat and air conditioner. If the rig is equipped with two AC units the thermostat has zones to control each separately. There is also a timer so you can program the heat or AC so it can be nice and toasty when you wake up of cooled down before you come home. Below the thermostat is the ceiling fan control. The 12 volt fan has 3 speeds and is reversible.
The main control panel is by the entrance door. Located here is the switch for the main living room lights, main slide room control, indicator lights for the holding tank, control for the electric awning and switches for the porch lights, outside outlet and scare lights. The outside face of the door has a cork facing that you can use to post notes, pictures or anything else you would like.
Next to the steps going to the bedroom is the main electrical panel and converter/battery charger. This gives you easy access to the circuit breakers and 12 volt fuses.
Last is some general storage. On the left is a large area that has a clothes bar at the top. On the right is shelving which I will most likely use for dry good storage.
I hope this gives you a better idea of how the livingroom is equipped.