To use estate agent parlance "What do you call your main reception room?"

Kadinsky will be avoiding me as well.
“You can’t win em all”

You know when (or is it just me?) you write a word a lot of times quickly and then it starts to look odd?

Room is looking decidedly weird.

Main downstairs room is simply the 'Front room' 'Back room' is the Dining room but seldom used as one for formal sit down meals these days, as we tend to eat in the Kitchen or 'Front Room' whilst watching TV. The bedrooms are mostly known by their Colour scheme, Pink room, Blue room, Rose room, Grandads room, Grandmas room and Office, Store room, Bathroom and Ensuite! The colours have changed in some rooms, but they have still been known by the same name from when we first moved in over 20yrs ago.

For an amusing account of social class indicators, see Kaye Fox’s Watching the English, an anthropologist’s study of the English and their taboos, manners, speech and class consciousness.

Sitting room, living room, front room.
Bedrooms are; my room, lodger’s room, green room, blue room, baby’s room and attic room.

Oh well you’ll want to avoid me and my lounge then, Kandinsky. Not a bad thing, perhaps.
I sometimes refer to our main meal as ‘tea’ too.
Another indicator of my supposedly northern lower-class origins.

Cor, kandinsky, that's harsh!

Living room

Mine is a living room as it is for sitting and dining.

I hate master bedroom and guest bedroom.

We have our bedroom, the children's bedroom and the other bedroom.

My parents always called it the lounge, but I notice my mother is now calling it the sitting room. I just have a room! I think if I’m describing it I just call it the main room. It has the kitchen at one end and a dining table and chairs, so it’s a portmanteau room really.

Front room, or maybe living room if my more middle class friends are visiting.

I couldn’t be friends with anyone who uses the word ‘lounge’. Ugh.

Living room and main bedroom (for the largest)

Well I am a pleb and I have a lounge but my GD who lives with me calls it the living room.
Growing up we had a kitchen which we lived in all week, only venturing into the “front room” at weekends.
To further compound my lowly status I have ( horror of horrors) a three piece suite!!

Sitting room. When I lived in Oz in the early 60s, one sat on the lounge in the lounge-room. I thought it very peculiar

We also have a sitting room Jane10, and no “master bedroom”.

We have a sitting room. No 'master bedroom' either. Just bedrooms.
We were taught at school that hotels had 'lounges' ie they were public spaces.

Living room.

And main bedroom, I think master bedroom is ludicrous...

Front room here too.

It's always been 'the front room'

We have a living room and a “snug”.

living room,I hate "lounge" .Mind you I dont like "master bedroom" either ,its a bit pretentious unless you live in a massive house with multiple rooms ,not the normal 5 bed we're in where its the front room the back room ,nana's room and GD's room and the spare .

Living room

Living Room.

We have the lounge and the playroom.