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Country living room ideas: 45 rustic looks for your lounge
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Your country living room ideas should are the heart of the home, the best place to kick back and relax, surrounded by creature comforts. One of the hallmarks of country living room ideas is that they are easy to tailor to your style – fill your space with heirloom furniture, clashing patterns and bold colours, or keep it pared back with muted shades, natural finishes and plain fabrics, and you will have an inviting, relaxed rustic space that's unique to you.
How you plan to use your space, and whether it's your only sitting room or you have further areas for relaxing and entertaining, will help to define your living room ideas. There are more details to consider when creating this look, too – these country living room ideas and tips will help you get it just right.
Country living room ideas
When browsing country decorating ideas, ask yourself: do you want a cozy snug or an expansive area where all the family can relax together? Is your style country house formal, or do you prefer a more laid-back aesthetic? Are you a fan of color, print and pattern, or do you gravitate towards more muted tones and simple shapes?
Once you have an idea of your room's style, size and how it will be used, you can begin the fun job of honing your country living room ideas to create a characterful, relaxing space you'll love to spend time in.
1. Choose joyful color for your country living room
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When you’re creating a moodboard for your country living room ideas, don’t feel that you have to balance a bold print with pared-back color. Sometimes, being bright and bold is the best option – especially with country curtain ideas for living rooms.
‘Here, it’s the joyous color – from the punchy cushions and lamp to the grounding pale pink of the upholstery – that helps highlight the beauty of the floral,’ says Ella Richards, Head of Design at Linwood . These drapes are in the company’s Albertine Classic Rose fabric.
2. Mix finishes in a country living room
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‘Modern country design is where tradition meets modern-day living through distressed finishes, mixed metals, handcrafted furniture, and a simple color scheme anchored in earth tones,’ advises Amber Dunford, Style Director at Overstock .
‘To balance the country elements, opt for prints that don’t feel overly precious and have a bit of modernity to them, such as a check or a ticking stripe.
Textiles such as leather and suede paired with industrial materials like iron and brass will add just the right amount of sternness to the lightheartedness of a country aesthetic.
‘Liveable comfort and family-centric themes are staples of this style, so a clean-lined sofa with overstuffed loose cushions should help you strike that balance between modern and country.’
3. Celebrate color and pattern
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‘The contemporary country look is all about achieving a balance of comfort, tradition and elegance,’ says fabric designer Penny Morrison . ‘The spaces should feel inviting and inspiring.
‘It's important to pay attention to the traditional features of a property rather than attempting to hide or change them. Enhance them by decorating a fireplace, say, or painting joinery in a high-gloss lacquer finish.
‘When mixing patterns in a room, do so within a similar color scheme. This will bring depth and harmony to the space, keeping things vibrant and interesting without making it feel too fussy or orchestrated.
‘I would say it is best to do the upholstery in plain colors or muted small prints, and save the larger, bolder patterns for accessories such as cushions or ottomans, or if you have a larger space, one or two chairs.’
4. Expose brick or stone walls
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If your property is blessed with beautiful stonework or old brick walls, think about revealing that natural rustic beauty in your country living room ideas – even if it’s just in one focal point, such as the chimney.
‘Think back to the country farmhouses of the past; a lot of these spaces will have had brick or stone walls,’ explains Ryan Jones from Land of Rugs .
‘Whether it is one feature wall or all the walls in the home, exposed brick can add drama to your space. It is also worth noting that exposed brick or stone works perfectly with carpet or hardwood flooring.’
5. Make country living room ideas personal
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‘Keep decor personal and meaningful.
Country life is about welcoming people into your home, sharing stories and experiences,’ advises Marian 'Mimi' Meacham, Principal of Houston-based Marian Louise Designs . ‘Decor items that are personal to you are instant conversation starters.’
Books, collections, photographs and artworks will all bring a personal touch to your country living room ideas. ‘Display treasures and collectibles you have amassed throughout your life and travels for that warm, inviting feel,’ says Mimi.
6. Put wood on the ceiling
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When you’re pulling together your country living room ideas, it’s likely your focus will be on flooring and walls. But don’t forget the ceiling above your head – it’s a vital element of any decorating scheme.
‘Some of my favorite elements involve wood on the ceiling,’ agrees Ran-D, interior designer and co-founder of RelaxingDecor .
‘For example, hardwood ceilings look amazing when paired with light walls and floors.
Or wood beams on the ceilings look great as well. I also love wood trim around the home, such as around doorways or windows.’
7. Color-check your curtains
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Choosing country curtain ideas is an open and shut case – you really do need to consider how they frame a window when they are pulled back, and what the expanse of fabric will look like when they are closed.
‘Window treatments in natural tones such as flax, cream and beige will always work well in a country living room,’ confirms Devin Shaffer, Lead Interior Designer at Decorilla Online Interior Design.
‘I like to choose organic fabrics including cotton and linen. This will help to integrate the interior with the surrounding landscape.’
8. Choose a topical wallpaper
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If you want to bring a classic British look to your country living room ideas, consider opting for country wallpaper ideas associated with the English country house style, albeit updated for modern tastes.
Rural motifs such as animals, birds and flowers, mixed in with stripes and checks, are a great place to start.
'Mulberry Home offers timeless, romantic fabrics and wallpapers with a sense of whimsy, drawing inspiration from a quintessentially British aesthetic,’ says Ann Grafton, the brand’s Creative and Managing Director.
'Game Birds is one of Mulberry Home's most cherished and iconic designs and has recently been reimagined with new colorways as a fabulous wallpaper.
‘To create a fabulous interior for your country living room, consider layering a bold wallpaper like Game Birds wallpaper with a plaid design and a plain to create a delicious, colorful and stylish living space".
9. Seek out calming sage
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This gentle color should definitely be an option when you’re planning your country living room ideas as it brings a natural serenity to a scheme.
‘I love to use simple neutral colors to decorate. Sage is a softer, more subtle shade of green that has a peaceful impact in almost any room,’ says Janet Wischnia, President of American Blossom Linens .
Living room paint ideas or soft furnishings in green creates a relaxed feel. ‘A sage blanket or throw can brighten up a chair in your living space but still leaves you with a feeling of calmness, and we all need that now,’ Wischnia says.
10. Create comfortable gathering spots
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‘Country style is a trend that we've been eyeing for the past few years and we've loved to watch it develop and go from the "modern farmhouse" aesthetic to a more refined, yet rustic, country-inspired appeal,’ says Devin Shaffer, Lead Interior Designer at Decorilla Online Interior Design .
‘Comfort is the key component of the style, so gathering spots such as country living rooms are where the design flourishes. A blend of weathered wood and antiquated finishes layered against neutral finishes in tones of white, beige and gray is the foundation of a modern country scheme.’
11. Expose rustic wood in a country living room
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If you’re fortunate to have existing architectural features and rustic surfaces, look to incorporate them into your country living room ideas.
‘Try bringing natural elements into your home by exposing wooden beams and any worn and distressed wooden furniture,’ suggests Richard Petrie, home expert at Thomas Sanderson .
‘Introducing natural materials such as wood into your rooms can add clean leans, a calming ambiance and will help achieve the outdoor aesthetic associated with the modern country style.’
No beams? Add a rustic wooden mantel above the fireplace, lay reclaimed wooden floors, or search for antique furniture that shows the knocks and patina of age.
12. Look to nature for color ideas
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If you’re struggling to pair colors for your decorating scheme, a walk outside could provide all the inspiration you need.
‘Follow nature’s lead by combining green and yellow,’ suggests Ella Richards, Head of Design, Linwood. ‘They sit next to each other on a rainbow after all, so are the perfect pairing for this relaxed, modern country living room.’
The living room color schemes you consider should make the most of your room’s aspect and the available natural light, as well as the mood you want to create.
13. Go for ‘Grandma gingham’
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Chintz and even gingham are coming back – think modern grandma, as the checks are blown up in scale,’ says Mark Cutler, Co-Founder of Los Angeles-based interior design firm, CutlerSchulze .
‘As nostalgia grows, modern country is looking cleaner, more pulled together and more decorative.'
14. Pick out characterful accessories
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It's the extra details that will pull your country living room scheme together – wonderfully cozy throws and blankets, vintage vessels and jars in which to display gathered branches and blossoms, and quirky talking points such as the oversized clock in this image.
'Dressing your room is your moment to be creative and truly stamp it with your personality,' says Andrea Childs, Editor of Country Homes & Interiors magazine.
'What's exciting is that you can swap pieces in and out as the seasons change or you discover new treasures to decorate your home, so you always have a fresh new look when you want it.
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15. Create a relaxed cabin feel
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Bring a happy, relaxed element to your country living room ideas by bringing in a ‘cabin escape’ element to your scheme.
‘Focus on shades that are brighter, fresher, and airier to evoke a friendly, inviting feeling in relaxing entertaining areas,’ suggests Mimi Meacham, Principal of Marian Louise Designs.
‘Mix old with new furniture for a lived-in feel. And play with pattern – a buffalo check rug or gingham throw pillows can bring some of that elevated yet approachable country look to the room.'
16. Put a twist on print
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Print and pattern is synonymous with country living room style but its form changes with the times. Sometimes bold florals lead the way, then small prints make a comeback. Graphic shapes such as stripes, checks and block prints also find their place in a country living room scheme.
'Pattern started making a comeback a year or two ago, mostly in geometrics.
Now it’s the turn of organics,’ says LA interior designer Mark Cutler. ‘Think of modern takes on traditional florals and even paisley.’
Mix different scales of pattern with plain fabrics for a chic take on country style.
17. Opt for oak in a country living room
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When you are dialling in your country living room ideas, the materials you choose are key. Choosing warm, unstained oak over glossy cherry or black ash, say, will immediately place your scheme in the rustic space.
‘Whether you are looking for furniture for a side table, the frame of your sofa, bookcases or drawers, oak is the way to go when you are designing in a country style,’ says Ryan Jones from Land of Rugs.
‘One of the benefits of oak, especially if it is reclaimed, is that it adds depth and character to your design. Contemporary furniture design can feel a little one dimensional. Oak adds that layer of intrigue to your design that will keep you, and your guests, interested.
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18. Bring nature into a country living room
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Nothing says rural style like a bouquet of garden-fresh flowers, and making a floral display an essential part of your country living room ideas will bring natural beauty to your scheme.
Seasonality is key, so even if you’re buying your blooms from the flower store, make sure they are local and haven’t been force grown.
‘Regardless of whether you live in a large home or a city apartment, bringing a touch of nature into your home will add to an authentic modern country feel,’ agrees Richard Petrie, home expert at Thomas Sanderson . ‘You can also incorporate indoor plants and bright blooms to bring character to your space.’
19. Add wow with woven wallpapers
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The beauty of natural materials is a focus of rustic style and incorporating them into your country living room ideas will bring a real sense of warmth and authenticity.
‘We are seeing more wallpapers in country living rooms,’ confirms Mark Cutler of design firm CutlerSchulze . ‘But it’s in a fresher way, with wallpaper often printed on to grass cloth to add another layer of texture and detail.’
20. Discover your inner artist
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Textile designer Molly Mahon is hugely inspired by the Bloomsbury Group of artists and writers who lived and worked in Britain in the early twentieth century. Her Sussex home, close to the Charleston farmhouse associated with the group, is decorated with the Bloomsbury trademark love of pattern and decoration, with surfaces painted throughout the house.
The decoration of her rustic living room is a showcase for her passions – especially the artfully painted fire surround.
'The painting was inherited from my husband's grandmother,' says Molly. 'And the framed artwork to the left is actually a piece of original Barron & Larcher cloth that I bought online. I have always collected beautiful textiles and think they look so fabulous framed.
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21. Seek out antique shapes for furniture
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You don't need to source authentic antiques for your country living room, but adding traditional design elements in your furniture choices will add depth and history to your rustic space.
‘We see more traditional silhouettes gaining popularity,’ comments interior designer Mark Cutler of LA-based design firm, CutlerShulze.
‘Finding a fauteuil – an upholstered chair with a wooden frame and arms – used to be challenging, now they are even popping up on Wayfair. European country style is back and we are here for it!’
22. Light the way with crystal and bronze
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Planning your living room lighting ideas goes hand-in-hand with coordinating the rest of your decor scheme. Not only will the fixtures themselves complement your style and color palette, but the lighting you choose will establish the ambience of your space.
‘We’re seeing the trend for brass receding and the return of bronze, bringing a beautiful layered finish with richness and depth to country living rooms,’ says LA interior designer Mark Cutler, of CutlerSchulze.
‘I also predict the return of crystal. As a precursor, we’re seeing lots of cut glass hanging pieces in a range of colors.’
23. Choose ‘casualwear’ for your furniture
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While we love a smartly upholstered sofa, slipcovers can bring a more relaxed look to a country living room.
‘Loose covers in deliberately creased linen never need smartening up,’ agrees Justin Marr, Design Director of Zinc Textile . ‘White sofas are always a winner and are a great base for warmer accents of cognac, ochre and tobacco.
‘The aesthetic for our collaboration with Martin Hulbert Design is relaxed, informal and with a handmade appearance, as shown in this space. A mix of non-matching but happily coexisting cushions, and unlined washed linen curtains are effortlessly relaxed.
24. Use muted colors on country living room walls
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Off-white shades or dusky pastels are the quickest way to create a calming, fresh feel in a room.
And when a space feels calm, it feels welcoming.
From a practical standpoint, a light color scheme will make a small country living room feel bigger, as well as giving you a versatile backdrop to explore a wider range of furniture and accessories options.
25. Add country character to a plain living room
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'When it came to designing this sitting room I added the beams on the ceiling and the rough beam over the fire place to create a rustic feel to this country house,' says interior designer Marion Lichtig . 'This is reflected too in the rough hewn coffee table.'
Lichtig then added a few finer items, such as beautiful antique furniture, an elegant scallop back sofa and decorative lighting. 'I like to mix objects to give a room balance, layers and plenty of interest,' she shares.
26. Create a conversation area
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To give your country living room an atmosphere of warmth and welcome, arrange seating to make conversation – not the TV – the focus.
'In this room, the armchairs and sofas face each other across an upholstered ottoman, on which a tray of drinks or afternoon tea could be placed,' says interior designer Jojo Bradley . 'The comfortable furniture is softened further with cushions that invite you to relax and settle in for a while.'
This type of furniture arrangement works really well for small or larger groups, too. The pair of armchairs with their own side table provide an area for two people to sit and talk together, while the sofas provide additional seating when crowds gather.
27. Add depth with lighting
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A standout light can seem the obvious solution to bring the wow factor to your living room. But bright and shiny isn't always best, especially when it comes to country-style schemes.
'A common mistake is to focus on a show-stopping piece and forgo lighting the rest of the room, leaving it lacklustre and without atmosphere,' explains Mary Buchanan, Creative Director at Laura Ashley .
'Contrast light and shade to create a dramatic finish.'
Buchanan suggests lighting a room from the ground up. 'Wall lights, table lamps and floor lamps are perfect for layering,' she says. 'You can also use these to spotlight favourite objects in the room and light up cozy corners for reading and lounging.'
28. Use expert tricks to make small rooms look larger
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Country homes, with their beautiful oak beams and thick stone walls, are brimming with history and character. But the rustic architecture runs the risk of making rooms appear small and dark.
When you're planning out country living room ideas, copy some of the tricks used by interior designers to bring a sense of light and airiness to a space. Think Perspex or glass 'invisible' tables; large furniture pieces, such as sofas, raised on elegant feet; and coffee tables made from elegant metal, rather than heavy wood.
29. Make a large country living room look cozy
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Drawing in the furniture away from the walls of the room will make a large space seem more intimate – a tip interior designers use when creating living room schemes for barn conversions, lofts and other airy country spaces.
To avoid a railroad effect, with galleys on either side of sofas, for example, use additional pieces to fill the void.
Here, interior designer Jojo Bradley has placed a console table against the wall. It provides a handy perch for table lamps, while occupying the gap behind sofa.
30. Paint beams white
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Older country homes featuring traditional dark oak beams and smoke-stained fireplaces can be too oppressive for contemporary tastes.
Keep the charm while updating the look by painting walls, woodwork and even bricks or stone in a bright white.
This will transform a country living room in an instant and given an uplifting spirit to your country home.
31. Make sitting by the fire an experience
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Whether it's an original inglenook fireplace or a contemporary wood burner, gathering around the warmth of real flames is a quintessential country experience.
Your home may have an existing hearth and chimney that requires you to plan ideas for your living room around it. Or you may have the luxury of installing a new fire or stove in the place that suits you best. Either way, it's important to think about how you can integrate the fireside experience into your decor.
Factor in seating placed close enough to feel the warmth but not too near to be damaged by heat or sparks. Add a table or two, plus a footrest so you can warm your toes.
Finally, make your fuel, kindling and fireside tools a part of the room scheme by organising them in attractive baskets and log holders.
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When your country property is a repurposed rural building such as a barn, it can be difficult to know how to furnish the space. One answer is to take your cue from the architecture – often large, lofty and with an industrial edge – rather than the age of the building.
For your country living room inspiration, look to iconic mid century design, with its clean lines and unfussy styling.
33. Make the most of the view
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Living room furniture tends to point towards the TV but there's a far bigger screen to enjoy – the view in your window.
Position your seating to make the most of the view, without lining it up so that it looks as if you are at the cinema. A sofa facing the glazing, with comfy armchairs at an angle at either end, will mean you enjoy the landscape in front of you and still be able to chat easily to family and friends.
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When you're coming up with country living room inspiration and ideas, don't play it too safe.
'A fabulous accessory, such as a statement mirror or outsized pendant light, will add a dynamic, look-at-me quality to a room that makes it an exciting place to spend time in,' says Sara Bird, Decor Editor at H&G's sister title Country Homes & Interiors , who styled this living room for the magazine.
Keep it country by choosing a design with a rustic touch, like the natural materials that decorate this mirror frame.
35. Include some florals
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Pattern – especially big, blowsy florals – is synonymous with country living room decor. And an eye-catching pattern in bold colors is a great way to add a focal point.
Using pattern in large swathes in blinds, wallpaper or curtains will make the biggest statement and draw the eye to a specific part of the room.
If you’ve decided that curtains are the best way to get your pattern fix, go for a full-length design to increase the cozy factor.
36. Pick pale wood for furniture
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Light-colored woods, such as beech, whitewashed pine and ash, have a more informal feel than dark woods and better fit the ethos of a rustic country look. The choice of complementary colours for paint, soft furnishings and accessories is also much wider when you choose pale-wood furniture.
Here, soft furnishings from Susie Watson Designs add punches of pink, mauve and mulberry, which sit nicely against the relaxed look of bleached-effect furniture.
37. Heat the space with a woodburner
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Nothing embodies a cozy, rustic feel quite like a stove or woodburner. Whether it’s a modern, freestanding design or one that’s nestled in a brick fireplace surrounded by craggy logs, both will offer warmth – literally and figuratively – and provide your country living room with a stylish focal point.
38. Include texture with rattan, wicker and reed
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Natural materials are a big part of nailing the country look, so incorporate them into your decor.
A rattan chair or bench is a good place to start if space permits but if not, rattan and reed baskets or a jute rug will all create a rustic look that has all the more charm because of their non-uniform finishes.
39. Choose laid-back seating for country living rooms
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Country-style seating has rounded armrests and cushions, and either chunky, turned-wood legs (with or without castors) or a pleated skirt that skims the floor.
However, you can achieve a smarter country feel by putting the emphasis on the fabric pattern and going for more streamlined silhouettes for the furniture.
If you have a spare corner, fill it with a statement armchair and place a side table topped with a lamp next to it to create a cozy reading nook.
40. Show off brickwork or wooden beams
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If you have wooden beams or exposed brickwork in your living room, highlight them to give the country living room look bags of authenticity.
'I don’t think you can really get the right look without using old things – rugs, paintings, antiques,' explains Vivien Greenock, interior designer and former senior director at Colefax and Fowler .
'It’s those things that give a room a permanent look, and a depth of feeling.'
Fabrics and trimmings, Vanessa Arbuthnott .
41. Go for distressed finishes
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Whitewashed original floorboards, a timeworn finish on furniture, unglazed pottery, unfinished wood ornaments, mercurized mirrors and cable-knit cushions and throws are all very effective country living room ideas for creating a rustic, lived-in feel – but that needn't mean the room can't look smart.
Neat silhouettes on furniture and pared-back decor will help a smaller country living room feel larger and brighter.
'Antiques are not for everyone,' acknowledges interior designer Emma Sims Hilditch at Sims Hilditch , who uses antiques extensively in her schemes.
'Instead, replicas can be made that have never been used before but can mimic the styles of pre-loved pieces. We work with a fantastic cabinetmaker who specializes in creating antique-style furniture that is brand-new and yet has such an old heart.'
42. Light up corners with lamps
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Lighting is the most effective way to create mood, as illustrated here in the beautiful living room of interior designer Kit Kemp's house.
Supplementing a main ceiling light with plenty of table and floor lamps will lend a cozy feel at the flick of a switch. Add to the ambience with smoked- or amber-glass bulbs, rather than clear ones with bright white filaments.
43. Bring the outdoors in with flowers and houseplants
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A country living room should be simple, relaxed and natural, and nothing evokes this better than house plants and fresh flowers. Choose several different kinds of house plant and put them in unexpected places, such as on the top of a cabinet or in bookcases, for a quirky feel.
Add to the scheme with fabrics in equally botanical prints, such as this Forever Spring collection from ILIV .
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44. Group furniture around a coffee table
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Country living rooms are traditionally places that feel relaxed – so it's highly likely they will be used for informal entertainment. In this case, it is more than worth grouping seating around a coffee table. This will encourage sociability and make the room look inviting.
45. Create symmetry in a small country living room
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If your country living room is small, using symmetry in interior design, especially built around a mirror, can make your space feel larger, neater and more curated.
How can I decorate my living room in a country style?
Do you want a traditional country look or a more pared-back, modern feel? If your living room has lots of period features, such as beams, fireplaces or ornate plasterwork, a traditional look will enhance these features.
You can then afford to be bolder with color and pattern, and more is definitely better, so pack plenty of furniture, soft furnishings and accessories into the space.
Matt Deighton, managing director and Chesterfield sofa specialist at Sofas by Saxon, says: 'Consider choosing sofas and armchairs in different finishes, rather than coordinating fabrics, to maintain an eclectic feel.'
Modern country living rooms are less cluttered, favour a muted color palette and use pattern, including stripes and checks, more sparingly. The best way to add a cozy, lived-in feel here is with plenty of unfinished wood, chunky knits, sisal, wicker and other natural materials.
To give your scheme a French country feel, painted furniture with ornate detailing is a must, while pale grays, muted blues and dusky pinks are the go-to colours.
For a shabby-chic slant on country style, flaking paint on furniture, mercury glass and floral prints are key. Keep walls white or off-white and add colour with soft furnishings and accessories in sugary pastel shades.
How do I make my country living room feel cozy?
To make a country living room feel cozy, if you have the space, a woodburner or fireplace is a great focal point. One less obvious way is to include a bookcase – either freestanding or built into an alcove – as the old-world, familiar feel that’s created when you’re surrounded by books oozes comfort.
Switching bright white lightbulbs for soft white or even colored glass ones offers a much more intimate feel. Go one step further by including plenty of soothing candlelight too.
Lastly, tactile materials such as velvet, chunky wool and faux sheepskin are the coziest of choices for cushions, throws and rugs, and will help soften the hardness from any wood furniture or beams.
How should I arrange my country living room?
A country living room should look relaxed – perhaps even a little haphazard.
Place armchairs and tables at 45-degree angles to walls in the corners of your room, layer sofas and chairs with cushions and throws, pile logs in baskets and arrange plants so that the leaves cascade down the sides of cabinets and tables.
It’s also important not to leave too many bare spots in your living room – a floor lamp or trug filled with folded blankets is better than wasted space.
Andrea has been immersed in the world of homes, interiors and lifestyle since her first job in journalism, on Ideal Home. She went from women's magazine Options to Frank. From there it was on to the launch of Red magazine, where she stayed for 10 years and became Assistant Editor. She then shifted into freelancing, and spent 14 years writing for everyone from The Telegraph to The Sunday Times, Livingetc, Stylist and Woman & Home. She was then offered the job as Editor on Country Homes & Interiors, and now combines that role with writing for sister title homesandgardens.com.
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Bright Florals
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Room With A View
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Reclaimed Wood
In this living room, a piece of dead cedar, a massive 1920s corbel, and mismatched tile makes for a dramatic focal point. In addition to the fireplace, the coffee table is a bass drum topped with salvaged wood. "We love that you can take 'leftovers' from some old place and turn them into magic," says Amie Sikes of the "Junk Gypsies."
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Accent with Porcelain
Displayed together as a collection, blue and white ceramics add instant color and detail to your living room.
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Vintage Couch
Because of this ranch-style California home's open floor plan, the owner had to get creative with carving out designated spaces for "rooms." To help differentiate this living room from the adjacent kitchen and den, she placed the midcentury sofa (recovered with leather in the 1970s) on a vintage Moroccan rug she found on eBay.
The floor-to-ceiling storage nook keeps books, blankets, and firewood at the ready.
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Collected and Eclectic
The owners of this tiny Maine college wanted their living room to look like they could have inherited a lot of what's there, even the newer things, for a collected but unique look.
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Punctuate a Room With Black
Add a touch of black to balance out the textures and softness of fabrics in a room. Start small with matte lampshades or add a little more drama with a black coffee table or bold artwork, like the charcoal-print botanicals. We love how black immediately adds sophistication to this blue-and-white room.
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Barn-Style Living Room
Country superstar Ronnie Dunn's living room features towering white wingbacks and an impressive antler chair which demonstrate the home's cozy-and-inviting meets rough-and-tough aesthetic. The corner table (far right) was a wedding gift from June Carter and Johnny Cash.
Paul Costello
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Antique Decor
A weathered clock face hung on Paris's Boulevard Saint-Germain in the late 1800s acts as a statement piece in the living room of singer-songwriter Holly Williams' 1908 Nashville cottage.
Roger Davies
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Farmhouse Style
The owner of this 105-year-old Texas home paired the room's showstopping farmhouse icons—a buffalo check-covered sofa and wildflower chintz armchair—with a streamlined steel-framed coffee table and graphic longhorn watercolor painting (by Houston artist Mary H. Case) to keep the mix from going too traditional.
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Soft Neutrals
In the living room of this Connecticut farmhouse, wool blankets and fluffy flokati throws in creamy off-white shades add softness, while rustic wood accents—a round mirror, the three-legged stool—and a stone fireplace ground the space with earthy elements.
Brian Woodcock
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Pretty and Layered
This pretty, layered living room—pulled together in less than two weeks!—proves one-of-a-kind style is just a click away! See how it was decorated using only scores from eBay, Etsy, and Craigslist.
Brian Woodcock
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Striped Walls and Draperies
Here, 1" x 4" pine boards, spaced about a foot apart, offer the look of custom paneling at a fraction of the price. Curtains in narrow vertical stripes break up the wall's horizontal lines. Multi-stripe pillows in complementary hues band together to dress up a neutral sofa. A wide white stripe, applied to the armchair's center using fabric paint (available at craft stores), packs a graphic punch.
David Tsay
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Midcentury Charm
A hand-me-down buffet's original cherry finish felt a little formal for this Arizona ranch home, but with some matte chalk paint, the item took on a more casual look that set the tone for equally laid-back vintage pieces, from the leather luggage (that stores extra blankets) to a coffee table made from an antique mission door. A midcentury turquoise sofa adds a splash of happy color.
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The Collected Look
A midcentury pair of salvaged sofas cost a mere $100 on Craigslist—an upholsterer replaced the dated floral pattern with a soft, affordable blue Oxford cloth.
For added charm in this North Carolina farmhouse, collected vintage finds decorate an industrial shelving unit.
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Thrift Store Gallery Wall
A wall of thrift-store paintings of the same subject can have even more impact than a single, more expensive piece. Case in point: the floral-filled gallery wall in this Texas home's living room.
Stacey Brandford
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Light and Airy
So the interior didn't compete with views of the farm, the owner of this Alberta farmhouse opted for crisp white paint on the walls and ceiling, and blue draperies that complement the large stretch of sky outside the windows. Light pine floors with a single coat of whitewash allow the wood's natural grain to show without taking away from the room's airy feel.
Max Kim-Bee
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Streamlined
Think every living room needs draperies? Think again. Here, bare windows make for a refreshingly streamlined look that also takes advantage of this Florida cottage's beautiful light.
Max Kim-Bee
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Comfy and Cozy
Covered in sumptuous blue velvet, these 8-foot-long chesterfield sofas are just as comfy as they are swanky. The drift-wood coffee table, layered rugs, old-world oil paintings, and pinky-red pillows warm up the blue-and-white scheme in this California bungalow.
Christopher Baker
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Blue Hues
In the living area of this Martha's Vineyard home, furnishings are awash in a sea of blues, but slight variations in tone and subtle patchwork motifs take the place of sharply contrasting patterns and hues. A patchwork rug from Nomadic Trading Company anchors the living area, furnished with linen sofas and a wingback chair by Cisco. The glass top on Groundwork's reclaimed-oak coffee table displays a collage of vintage art.
Sarah Dorio
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Pattern Play
The all-white backdrop cleared the way for a crisp and cozy color scheme of grey, black, and green. Gingham curtains and plaid pillows play up the preppy country feel of this Georgia log cabin.
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Bright Blues
In this New York living room, a sofa from ABC Carpet & Home and a rattan Ikea chair flank rattan coffee tables by Serena & Lily. The Two's Company swing and a thrifted elephant table add a hint of whimsy. The brick walls are painted Ultra White by Benjamin Moore.
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Minneapolis Loft
Fitted with twin mattresses, these World Market daybeds turn the living space into a guest room when needed. The walls of the charming loft are painted Silver White by Glidden.
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Shabby Chic
A crab trap side table and a lamp—both from a local boutique—bookend the living room's Shabby Chic chaise lounge in this South Carolina retreat.
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Rustic Library Style
In the library of this New York home, the owner unified mismatched wingback chairs with floral brocade upholstery and burlap cushions. The walls are painted Spanish Moss by Restoration Hardware.
Alec Hemer
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California Living
Slipcovered chairs and a National Upholstery sofa surround the Lee Industries ottoman in this California farm home.
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Americana Living Room
This Catskills home's remote location renders window treatments unnecessary. In the living room, mid-1800s homespun blankets cover the wing chair, ottoman, and hardwood floor. The slipcovered sofa is from ABC Carpet & Home. The windows are painted Everard Blue and the walls are Montgomery White, both by Benjamin Moore.
Country-style living room — photos of interiors
Decorating a room in country style means creating a cozy, warm, homely atmosphere. This direction looks more organically in the decoration of rural houses and country cottages. No wonder the word "country" in translation means a village. But do not think that this requires rough-hewn wooden benches and thatched roofs. The modern style has become more refined and creative, but the main features: lyricism, softness, closeness to nature, the absence of any pathos and glamor have survived to this day.
You can design a country-style living room not only in a rural house, it will also look great in a city apartment. nine0003
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- Swedish house
- Provence from the French hinterland
The main features of the country
In its essence, the country style, as it were, returns a modern person, loaded with a huge amount of information and high speeds, to the original sources, to a measured way of life, to peace and tranquility. nine0003
Country-style living room
Rooms decorated in this style are characterized by simplicity and comfort.
They are a pleasure to relax with family and friends. There are several country styles that differ slightly in decoration due to geographical location. For example, the French Provence loves white plastered walls, and the American ranch is more often finished with wood. This is more the style of harsh cowboys and farmers.
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American ranch style living room
But there are features that unite all currents, from Russian country to English shabby chic:
- Natural materials are chosen to decorate the living room. The priority is wood, stone, forged items, fabrics and fur.
- The finish has a touch of antiquity, often these are specially aged and rough surfaces, furniture that imitates antiques, fabrics with a touch of fading and fading. Ethnic things also fit well into the interior, for example, Indian woven tablecloths, Russian handmade rugs, French lace. nine0010
- The color palette is uncomplicated and consists of natural natural tones.
These are various shades of wood, including bleached surfaces. For Scandinavian and French country, white and blue colors are preferred, with the addition of purple and yellow details. English shabby chic is the incredible tenderness of pastel colors, while rich ocher and brick colors are more suitable for American ranch decor. - There are many handmade items in the interior of the living room. These are not only tablecloths and rugs, it can also be forged shelves and whatnots, wicker chairs and baskets, knitted napkins and pillows. Characteristic for country and the presence of small decorative elements: vases, figurines, framed photographs and more. nine0010
Country style in the design of the living room
Country style in the interior of the apartment
Remember! When decorating a country-style living room, all modern technological solutions should be excluded. Do not use new materials, such as plastic panels or vinyl ceilings, which will clearly emphasize modernity.
Walls
As already noted, country prefers simplicity and those materials for decoration that are available in the area. For example, in French Provence, walls are painted with white rough plaster. The more profitable looks delicate finish in the elements and textiles. nine0003
It is customary to use the following decoration for walls:
- finishing with wooden boards or panels imitating wood;
- wallpapering with striped or checkered patterns, rarely with floral ornaments;
- the use of decorative plaster, and the effect of a cracked surface can be added;
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- wall panels covered with a special fabric with floral patterns.
No need to strive to perfectly align the side surfaces of the room, rustic style means rough wall processing.
Ceiling
Conventional materials are used to finish the ceiling.
It serves only as a backdrop for the interior and should not take much attention. There are several design options that will fit perfectly into a country-style living room:
- Wooden ceiling. Cozy, cute and looks like a veranda in a private house. In urban apartments, this option is almost never found. It must be remembered that such a design is not suitable for a living room with low ceilings, as the tree visually reduces the height of the room. For certain areas of country music, for example, Provence, the presence of ceiling cross beams, which are made of wood or modern materials of polystyrene and polyurethane, is also characteristic.
- Whitewash. The beauty of this material is that the texture of the ceiling can be rough, rough and uneven in appearance. Even the cracks that have appeared will perfectly fit into the style, decorated as a village house.
- Combination of wood and whitewash. The freshly whitewashed surface with wooden beams will create the feeling of a lived-in and cozy interior.
Often, the transverse beams are stained or painted in shades that match the main tone of the living room. They look great in combination with furniture that has wrought iron elements. nine0010
Flooring
For a vintage look, natural wood or dark stone floors are required. Often used:
- grooved board;
- parquet board;
- solid board, expensive but environmentally friendly option;
- light and dark laminate;
For living rooms of country houses, decorative stone or a more economical option - large ceramic tiles, similar in color to the rest of the finish, are also suitable. nine0003
Living room furniture in country style
Naturally, the simple style is characterized by the presence of furniture made from natural materials, preference is often given to options with artificially aged facades. Wooden elements of the table and chairs go well with wrought iron legs. And in upholstered furniture, it is not necessary to choose a single style for the sofa and armchairs.
On the contrary, options that are dissimilar in form and finish will make the atmosphere in the living room relaxed and free. Often, it is in the country that the lack of unity plays a dominant role and helps to form the main principle of the interior - beauty in simplicity. nine0003
For country houses and dachas, you can choose furniture that is clumsy and rough, without various frills. Wicker elements will also fit well into the interior. Instead of a modern wall, chests of drawers, cabinets, and chests are purchased. The color of the upholstery of sofas and armchairs depends on the geographical location. So, French Provence and English shabby chic prefer light fabrics with delicate floral prints, and on the American ranch, upholstery is brighter and more saturated tones: red, blue, brick or made of genuine leather. nine0003
Classic country design is characterized by unvarnished and unpainted surfaces. The furniture in the living room is located in small groups throughout the area, a little chaotically.
There are no strict rules for arranging tables and sofas. The optimal furniture set for a country style living room consists of the following elements:
- sideboard;
- chest of drawers;
- massive sideboard;
- upholstered furniture;
- shelves, whatnots, tables. nine0010
Lighting
Country style is formed by combining many details. And the right atmosphere of the living room can depend on the right lighting. With the help of lamps, a bright and comfortable space is created that will convey a feeling of confidence and tranquility.
When buying chandeliers and lamps, you should be aware that wooden surfaces, of which there are so many in country style, can absorb light rays. Therefore, it is more convenient to choose devices with low heat transfer and high power. LED and fluorescent lamps with an energy-saving function are perfect for these requirements. nine0003
Several types of lighting will be appropriate:
- If the living area is large, the main light source should be present.
It can be a central chandelier or a lamp made of brass or wrought iron. The device made of brushed gold will also fit perfectly. An imitation of a candelabra with lamps in the form of candles would be appropriate. - Other areas of the living room, especially those combined with the kitchen, can be illuminated with diffused light sources - wall sconces or floor lamps. Rough lamps, shaped like lanterns, or lamps with beautiful fabric lampshades, are also suitable. nine0010
Country decorations
The country living room has many decorative elements. Often these items are from the so-called handmade, that is, made by hand.
There are a lot of textiles in the living room, which gives the room coziness and homely charm. These are beautiful curtains, combined in style with a carpet or paths, pillows, tablecloths, napkins. Things from a grandmother's chest, woven or knitted by hand, will also fit perfectly here. nine0003
Shelves, tables, bedside tables are full of nice decorative details: figurines, vases, antique dolls, candles and frames with portraits.
The walls are decorated with small paintings in a simple style, photographs, embroideries. Animal horns or natural hides are suitable for the American ranch. A very interesting combination of fresh flowers in pots and many floral motifs on curtains and upholstery are typical for Provence and shabby chic. All decorative decorations of the living room must be original and unique. nine0003
Several currents of country
Depending on the geographical location, the country style is divided into several currents. And although there are slight differences in each of them, the main thing in all directions is home comfort with a touch of local flavor.
American Ranch
The color palette of the American ranch style living room has natural shades: brown, copper, yellow, gray. Because there is a lot of wood in such a room, it is present on the walls, floor, ceiling. Solid wood furniture, serious and brutal with bronze or brass details, competes with the finish. The upholstery of the sofas uses real leather and good quality textiles in soothing shades.
The floor can be decorated not only with carpets, but also with natural animal skins. Individual Indian motifs also fit well into such a living room: patchwork quilts, woven rugs, masks hung on the walls. Figurines made of clay or wood, animal horns, cowboy hats also serve as decoration. nine0003
Old England manor or shabby chic
The English style living room is full of romance and elegance. The main focus here is on comfort and a variety of colors. Bouquets should bloom everywhere: on furniture upholstery, bedspreads, wallpaper. This feast of flora is complemented by pots with natural plants. Furniture for such a living room is chosen mostly light, often white, taken from grandmother's storerooms or specially aged. One of the obligatory elements is a bookcase, where there are many books on open shelves. Bridge tables are welcome. nine0003
Swedish house
In such a country theme, there is an abundance of light and air.
The walls of the living room are decorated with pastel paints, and the floors should be from simple unpainted boards. For furniture, natural materials are taken, usually tinted wood. Handmade rugs and simple covers in white and blue are the main elements of textiles. A prerequisite for a living room is the absence of exquisite details. Utensils are made of copper, and pictures of village life are hung on the walls. nine0003
Provence from the French countryside
The Provence style has uncomplicated lines and natural simplicity. Walls finished with rough plaster or light wood paneling are combined with unpainted floors. On the ceiling, beams are made of natural solid wood or a material that imitates it. From furniture, it is desirable to have a massive sideboard, an oval table, wicker chairs. Wrought iron products also fit well: shelves, whatnots, chair backs. The upholstery of the furniture and the rest of the textiles are full of light and sun, like the fields of southern France, where this rustic style originated.
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There are other country styles. For example, the German prefers heavier furniture made from natural materials, antique lamps, and crockery from grandma's cupboards. The Greek style is distinguished by whitewashed walls and brightly colored doors and frames. There is little furniture in such a living room, and it is usually rough and massive. Russian country is a hut with an obligatory stove, cupboards with painted facades and natural fabrics such as linen and chintz. nine0003
No matter how country style the living room is decorated, its main feature will remain simplicity and comfort. In a city apartment, this style will make the dream of a house in the country come true, and in a country cottage it will create a nice and comfortable environment. In such a living room, you will often want to visit and rest your soul from the vain world, meet with family and friends.
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Style features
Decorating the living room interior in country style, you should adhere to the following rules:
Colors
The design of the living room in the country style is kept in natural, natural shades. The color of the tree, both dark and light, is the main one. Often, white, cream and sand colors are used to decorate the walls, and brown for the ceiling, floor and internal filling. If the wood color is chosen as the main one, then the walls and floor are lined with dark boards, giving the atmosphere a certain brutality. nine0003
The natural color of clay - terracotta - brings a special warmth to the country living room, it is appropriate in the decoration of floors, fireplaces or stoves.
Pictured is a country-style living room in a private house, designed in a dark color palette.
Rustic style in the living room eliminates flashy colors and bright contrasts, but welcomes the smooth flow of shades from one to another.
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Materials and finishes
The design of the country-style living room is natural in every way. The ceiling of the living room is finished with wood: clapboard or board. This option is not suitable for those who have a dark top that causes an oppressive feeling, so the surface can be left white and combined with contrasting beams. Another good solution is to cover the beams with special wax, giving them a natural shade and leaving the structure of the tree. With the use of light toners, the ceiling will appear higher. nine0003
Paint, plaster or paper wallpaper is used for country style walls. Wood panels look great, as well as open timber. Also, the walls are sheathed with clapboard, then covered with stain or paint. If the walls are wooden, it is recommended to use a minimum of textures on the ceiling, otherwise the room will be overloaded, and it will look like a closed box in appearance.
With decorative stone or brick, you can make a spectacular accent wall that will add an even more natural look to the living room. nine0003
Pictured is a living room with a dark beamed ceiling that matches the wood floor.
Natural planed boards are optimal as flooring, but high-quality imitations are also appropriate: parquet or laminate. Linoleum in this country is excluded.
Another way to cover the floor is to use terracotta tiles that imitate clay products. Unfortunately, the climate of our country does not allow laying porcelain stoneware without a floor heating system, if the country house is intended for year-round use. This material keeps heat for a long time, so in winter it will have a positive effect on the overall atmosphere of comfort. nine0003
To design a country-style living room in a city apartment, you need a spacious room, as well as large windows and high ceilings. A small room with an abundance of wooden textures will look even tighter, and white plastic frames in window openings can negate all efforts to create a country interior.
A small living room in a rustic country style is decorated in light colors, and the essentials are used as filling so that the room does not look overloaded. The real fireplace is being replaced by a stylized electric one. nine0003
Furniture
To recreate the country style, it is important to choose elements that are in harmony with the decoration of the living room. Furniture for the hall is chosen simple, even rough. The main material for the manufacture of tables, chests of drawers and chairs is usually natural wood or its imitation. Antiques, vintage or artificially aged pieces of furniture upholstered in coarse textiles or leather are often used.
Sofa in country style is comfortable and functional: it can be straight or corner, with leather or textile upholstery. Its main task is to give the room coziness, to gather family and guests in a common circle for sincere conversations. Its shape is never pretentious; the design contains a minimum of decorations and ornaments.
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Pictured is a country living room with comfortable upholstered furniture in retro style.
Wicker chairs, antique chests, open shelving and cabinets look appropriate in a country-style living room. If the living room is combined with the dining room, its main decoration is a massive dining table and solid wooden chairs.
It is difficult to trace the symmetry in the arrangement of furniture: a chaotic arrangement gives the room a sense of habitation and simplicity.
Lighting
Lighting in a country style hall is a thoughtful scenario that allows you to comfortably relax and communicate with family and friends. The central lighting is created using a chandelier. Often this is a voluminous product with wooden details or shades imitating candlesticks. Rough metal, chains can also be used.
Wall sconces, floor lamps in the seating area, table lamps provide additional country-style lighting. In a particularly large room, recessed ceiling lights can be seen.
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Pictured is a country house in country style, where the living room is lit by a large wrought iron chandelier.
Textiles and decor
Window openings in the country living room should not be overloaded with complex draperies. Monochromatic curtains made of cotton and linen, as well as simple curtains with a slightly pronounced floral ornament, are suitable for the interior. In a rustic style, open round cornices with curtains on rings, as well as lace tulle, look great. nine0003
Country furnishings abound with textiles made from natural fabrics: cushions on the sofa, bedspreads and woolen blankets, self-woven carpets and runners. The floors can be decorated with real animal skins.
The photo shows a country-style kitchen-living room with thick curtains, warm blankets and pillows that are in harmony with the color palette of the carpet.
Handmade items are valued as decorative elements.
Souvenirs and books on open shelves, paintings and plates on the walls are appropriate. Frames with your favorite photos, antique clocks and boxes that tell the story of a family look great. Tables in the combined living room can be decorated with fresh flowers in vases, and kitchen shelves can be decorated with ceramic dishes. nine0003
Living room design ideas
Living room interior in country style has several directions that designers follow when decorating a room.
The American ranch-influenced living room is devoid of sophistication: the furniture is rough, wood textures and leather predominate, and home-made carpets and patchwork quilts dominate the decor.
Chalet - a house in an alpine village located in the mountains. Here, the country living room is replete with warm woody shades, upholstered furniture, and fur skins. A fireplace is especially appreciated, designed to give a cold house a maximum of comfort. nine0003
English country in the living room - an orderly but cozy interior with a rocking chair and a blanket, ceramic or porcelain dishes, silverware.
An open bookcase is required. Brown, white and red shades are used as the main palette.
Pictured is an American ranch style living room with massive furniture, dark ceilings and a fireplace.
French country or Provence is characterized by lightness, simplicity and naturalness. Today, this style is on the rise in popularity, because the bright Provencal interior of the living room allows you to create a south coast atmosphere without spending much. To do this, you need old-fashioned elegant furniture, fabrics with floral patterns, live plants and other little things dear to your heart. nine0003
Laconic but functional furniture made of natural materials, warm colors and comfort combined with rationalism and orderliness are the hallmarks of a German country living room.
The style of the Russian hut, or Russian country, differs from the European vision. It is characterized by log walls, carved solid wood furniture and an abundance of textiles.
