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How to Decorate Your Large Living Room
Design: Katie Hodges, Photo: Amy Bartlam
We're all obsessed with bigger rooms and more space, but honestly, having too much can pose its challenges. While bigger sounds better, it's often difficult to fill all that space in a way that looks cohesive and doesn't feel awkward.
Thankfully, we have 10 examples of large living rooms (and the styling tips to match) that are sure to help you navigate an oversized space. Take notes and get ready to rearrange some furniture.
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Design: Sascha LaFleur of West of Main
Large spaces, and open concept designs in particular, lack separation between rooms. Creating distinctions between areas makes everything look intentional. A large area rug works to create parameters and visually close off a space, keeping the design from running off into other areas of your home.
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Design: Ashley Ross, Founder & Principal at Muse Noire Interiors, Photo: Laura Sumrak
While small spaces can feel overwhelmed by décor, a large space can handle over-the-top design. This gorgeous living room boasts a statement red tufted couch, a printed rug, chandelier lighting, and a cluster of decorative coffee tables. Make it feel cohesive with matching tints and tones throughout, like a red couch, coral, pillows, and pink lighting fixture.
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Design: Ellie Mroz Design, Builder: Michael Robert Construction, Photo: Victor Wahby of Photography 56
There's no use in having a large living room when dark corners tend to fade into the background. Be smart with the lighting to ensure your big design ideas are well lit from all angles. This living room incorporates stylish overhead pendants and gallery lighting along the wall to ensure every part of the room gets the attention it deserves.
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Design: Katie Hodges, Photo: Amy Bartlam
Although a large living room can accommodate an oversized L-shaped sectional, it's best to swap it for two smaller couches. The layout looks more sophisticated and fills the room in a way that encourages entertainment.
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Design: Hibou Design & Co., Photo: Mike Chajecki
Built-ins can take up a lot of space, but when you have room to spare, it's the perfect time to incorporate a custom design. A modern entertainment center like this one that incorporates wood and marble elements hides all traces of electronic cords and provides tons of space for storage and displaying your favorite décor.
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Design: LAVA Interiors, Photo: Christian Torres
If a single seating area doesn't adequately fill your space, add another one. This vintage-inspired eclectic living room creates two separate seating areas complete with their own couches, chairs, coffee tables, and rugs to fill this oversized space.
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Design: Sire Design, Photo: Kris Tamburello
If your living room boasts a large amount of space, play with proportions and incorporate items that elongate your room even more. A long console with an extended couch and items like a long fireplace accentuate your already-spacious living room.
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Design: Kristin Glandon of KG Designs, Photo: Emily Kennedy
A large living room and entertaining go hand in hand. Since you know your oversized space will quickly fill with friends and family, we suggest always having extra seating on hand to accommodate your guests.
Ottoman seats nestled under a console table and comfy pillows on a build-in window bench will make your guests feel at home even if there's limited couch space.
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Courtesy of Erin Williamson Design
Prints have a way of overwhelming small spaces, but luckily for you and your oversized living room, you have plenty of room to play with prints. With sprawling square footage, you're free to pair achromatic patterns with leopard, plaid and abstract art. In a large space, more is always more.
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Courtesy of Gray Space Interiors
When space is the name of the game, texture is always a good idea. Elements like greenery, pampas grass, and potted plants, along with textiles like curtains and pillows, paired with natural elements such as wood and concrete have a way of warming up large spaces and preventing them from looking empty or stark.
Now pair them all together in a single space and you have yourself a designer-approved living room like this one.
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Design dilemmas come in all shapes and sizes (literally) – some have the challenge of too little space, some have strange nooks and crannies which can be awkward to deal with.
Today, we focus on large living rooms and, specifically, large living room layout ideas to make the most of your capacious lounge (lucky you!).
You may be wondering what to do with your extra living room space or perhaps you’ve filled the space quite well but you’re looking to create a cosier atmosphere.
We discuss large living room ideas from how to work colour to your advantage to must-have pieces.
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Large Living Room Layout Ideas
First things first, there are a few tricks for making your space much more manageable. Why worry about handling one large living room when you can effectively divide and conquer?
Living room zoning
A favourite designer move when decorating a large living room is to create zones. Finchatton’s Design Director Jiin Kim-Inoue explains, “It is important to divide the space according to function and give meaning to all areas. For instance, you may want a more formal arrangement in front of a fireplace as opposed to a more relaxed arrangement for watching TV.
If you have a window overlooking a garden, it could be a great space for a comfortable seating with a foot stool or a small writing desk. I would consider outlook and lighting in giving a space purpose and meaning.”
Other examples of popular living room zones are a reading nook, a craft or hobby area, a games area or an intimate eating area.
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Two seating arrangements
The most commonly used technique for decorating a large living room is to create two separate seating arrangements – that’s because it’s almost impossible to fill any large space with a single one.
Think about it. You have a large living room which is 30 feet by 15 feet. It would be very difficult to find furniture for one seating arrangement which would be large enough to effectively fill that space, not to mention that the dimensions and proportions would most likely be very unnatural.
Creating two furniture arrangements provides lots of extra seating, allows a living room to be used for multiple functions, sometimes simultaneously, and avoids the risk of dead space or those tricky empty living room corners.
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Generous spacing
When arranging living room furniture in a large space, remember to be generous with your spacing – even more than you would be in a smaller space.
The goal is to have pieces close enough that they feel cohesive and allow for a natural conversation (no more than 10 feet is the general guideline) but far enough apart that there’s breathing space between each element.
Don’t be afraid to allow for larger gaps between chairs and side tables or table lamps, the sofa and coffee table (although it still should be within arm’s reach; the recommended distance is 18 inches but for a larger space you can go a little wider) and, definitely, between furniture arrangements.
You have the freedom to have wider passage areas between seating areas too (with simply the addition of a centre table to bridge the gap between two arrangements) so use it.
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Living room dividers
Room dividers, in all of their forms, have the ability to visually break up a space making them a great feature to use when decorating a large living room.
Dividers range from non-permanent pieces like a chic centre table, as mentioned before, and beautiful coromandel screens to dividing bookcases and built-in shelving units.
Both have their pros.
Something like a centre table, low bookcase or screen can be easily moved around the space, opening up the space for larger gatherings, or moved to another room if needed.
A tall bookcase is a good middle-of-the-road solution – it provides quite a lot of separation (although an open bookcase will still allow for some interaction between the spaces) but can, technically, be moved if needed.
A floor-to-ceiling built-in shelving unit is something which would be an architectural feature inherent to your room’s design. It would be a permanent feature of the space which would certainly break up a large living room.
Split level living rooms
As with a shelving unit, there are some elements which can be included as integral parts of your space.
If you’re involved in the design of your living room from the beginning and have the opportunity to request more permanent architectural changes, a split level really helps visually and physically break up a space.
You might choose to have one area designated as the more formal living room area and the other as the informal lounge area or have the lower area act as a cinema space.
Design Tricks for Decorating a Large Living Room
Before you choose your furniture, here are a few foundation-level tricks to help you decorate your large living room.
Utilising mass in your large living room
Mass is one of the many all-important elements of design and an important thing to consider when decorating a large living room. It comes in two ways – both of which are important. There’s mass in the sense of volume and massing by quantity.
Mass (volume) is the physical (actual) or visual (perceived) size of an object. The larger the space, the larger the pieces in it should be. We’ll get to that when we talk about oversized furniture pieces.
Massing is a smart way of grouping a set of objects so that they appear larger – also important when decorating large living rooms.
Examples are a gallery of art pieces, a cluster of chandeliers hung at different heights or a group of armchairs.
Use mass and massing to emphasise the size and impact of your large living room’s pieces.
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The best colours for large living rooms
Colour is an incredibly easy way to influence the perceived space in a room. Since more intense colours advance (they appear to come forward; lighter colours appear to recede) these are a great way to draw some focus into a cavernous room.
You can apply this technique to your walls (to make them appear to enclose the space a little more), your ceiling (if you want to give the sense of a lower ceiling) or your flooring.
Or you can stick with a neutral space and use deeper colours in your furniture and accessories which will add a visual weight to them, making them appear larger. (It’s the design principle of mass in effect.)
We love a deep blue living room created using a luxurious grasscloth wall covering, a sleek matte black living room or a special teal hand-painted wallpaper.
Darker natural wood panelling works well here too.
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Using texture for large living rooms
Similarly to colour, texture can really alter the perceived size of a room. Glossy, polished finishes with no interruptions give a sense of seamlessness and continuity, as if they could go on forever.
Textured finishes, on the other hand, whether actual or implied, can create depth and will appear to advance much like deeper colours.
Textured wallpapers or custom wall or ceiling finishes such as murals, panelling or coffering work very well in drawing a room’s proportions in.
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The Key Pieces for Decorating a Large Living RoomNow that you’ve considered some early-stage large living room design techniques, it’s time to start furnishing and you should think about some key pieces which will help fill the space well.
These simple fixes will have your large living room feeling well-designed and cosy in no time.
Double coffee tables
Designers often have to come up with ingenious solutions for their projects with extra-generous square footage. One favourite way to deal with large living rooms is displaying matching double coffee tables side by side.
Join the ranks of Kelly Hoppen, Katharine Pooley, Elicyon et al and double up on your living room seating’s anchor point for double the impact. Whether it’s two matching designs, two nesting coffee tables or two interlocking pieces, the effect will be on-trend and practical.
“We like to design a pair of mirrored coffee tables that work as a set for large seating arrangements,” explains Cecilia Halling of Elicyon. We love the look of two perfectly matching low and casual wooden coffee tables in a rustic setting, a pair of barely-there metal coffee tables in a modern space or two button-tufted ottomans in an elegant sitting room.
One word of caution, this look tends to work best with angular coffee tables (although some circular coffee tables may also work) and non-statement piece designs.
Two of these might be design overkill.
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The Key Pieces for Decorating a Large Living RoomBuilt-in cabinetry
In smaller spaces, built-in cabinetry can either be too overpowering or inappropriate if there simply isn’t enough space to dedicate to such large-scale pieces (that’s when freestanding furniture which is physically and visually lighter comes into play). A large living room can handle built-in cabinetry and a lot of it!
Custom cabinetry can line an entire feature wall (usually a media wall so that it can house the TV as well) from floor to ceiling or used to built out niches in a large living room. It’s the smartest way to create a flawless, composed look because everything can be hidden away behind its doors.
Open cabinetry which can be lined with LED lighting and filled with decor is another popular design choice by interior designers.
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Extra side tables
You may not need them but extra side tables are a great way to fill the corners of your furniture arrangement or the spaces between armchairs.
Even if they’re not necessarily needed or regularly used, they make sense in the ensemble and will give your space a sense of “rightness”.
\Another option is to fill empty spaces in your seating arrangement with floor lamps. Alternate between side tables and floor lamps for a varied look.
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Box-shaped Furniture Arrangement
Some furniture arrangements are perfect for smaller spaces because they allow easy access and their open composition appears larger than they actually are.
Box-shaped furniture arrangements, on the other hand, are most definitely made for large living rooms, however, mainly because they require quite a lot of individual furniture pieces to fully complete the arrangement and lots of spacing in between.
Using a box-shaped furniture arrangement is one way to fill your large living room in a snap.
Best Oversized Pieces for Decorating a Large Living RoomAlong with key pieces, there are furniture choices which you can afford to go big and bold on for a large living room.
Oversized furniture and accessories won’t overpower in a large room and will fit its proportions much better than small items which will appear insignificant in a huge space, negatively affecting their impact.
Large sofa or oversized sectional
The most obvious solution to for decorating a large living room is to source a large sofa or an oversized sectional.
This is a living room’s main furniture piece and a small or ill-fitting sofa in a large room will not work well, nor will it maximise the space you have available.
Do as most designers do and create a custom sofa designed exactly for your space. This will allow you to choose all of the fabrics, finishes and details of your piece but it gives you the chance to think about what your space really needs and make it.
Perhaps your room calls for a very long sofa with an angled chaise; maybe you need something a bit more unique than standard sofa shapes to fit into a grand bay window; or you may need a wraparound sofa. Almost whatever you can imagine, can be made.
Learn more about finding the right sofa for large living rooms or our custom design services here.
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Large living room rug
When it comes to big rugs for living rooms there are countless offerings (not to mention custom creations). If you really want to dress your large living room well and your budget allows, choose a rug which will cover the entirety of the floor underneath your furniture arrangement.
If you have multiple furniture arrangements, use multiple rugs large enough to host each individual setting. This clever design choice will subtly break the gaps between the walls and the furniture arrangements, making them appear less wide, as well as visually separating the two areas.
Using the texture and colour techniques previously mentioned is another way of having a large lounge rug make an impact. A vibrant emerald oversized rug will appear to visually fill a space better than a muted neutral.
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Large canvas art or wall art
Large living rooms usually equal lots of blank wall space (hardly any rooms have windows or doors on all sides) and these large, unbroken spaces can appear imposing and stark when not handled correctly.
If you’re wondering how to decorate a large living room wall, an effective solution is to get your art on and hang a large canvas or another piece of wall art. A large painting, print or photograph will create a grand focal point in your space, frame a fireplace or sofa wall perfectly and add personality to your room.
Cecilia reveals that large art is one of her studio’s tricks for decorating a large living room – “Sourcing art pieces that work with the proportions of the room is key. For double height spaces we often commission oversized art which spans across the full wall area.
This makes the design look bespoke and well thought through.”
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Large wall mirror
The options of large wall mirrors for living rooms runs from simple modern designs to over-the-top statement mirrors. They can be used to brighten a living room, reflect interesting parts of your room (like a statement wall or unique panelling) and fill a large wall space.
Just make sure not to place them anywhere where it might inadvertently accentuate extra space. In the same way that placing a mirror opposite an open archway or a window suggests more space in a small space, doing the same in a large space will make your room feel even bigger.
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Large coffee table
Even if you decide not to do a double coffee table, a bigger coffee table is still a good plan. Load it up with lots of decor items (again, massing is your friend in large spaces), coffee table books and flowers for a unique and eye-catching display.
Large chandelier
When choosing your living room’s main light feature, the rule of thumb for the perfect size is the sum of the length and width of your room converted into inches.
So, a room 20 feet by 25 feet would be best to have a chandelier or light fitting which is 45 inches in diameter, give or take.
\Similarly, the correct height for a large living room chandelier is 2.5-3 inches for every foot so, if your ceilings are 9 feet tall, the best chandelier height for you would be between about 22 and 27 inches.
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Special Considerations for Decorating a Large Living Room
Solving echoing in large living rooms
In large living rooms, echoing can be a big problem so soundproofing will be your main goal.
“Layering luxurious textiles and soft furnishings makes a space feel luscious whilst it also creates an ideal acoustic environment” says Cecilia.
Other easy fixes for preventing echoing in large rooms are using carpet or adding rugs to hard floor surfaces, installing drapes, filling the space with more items and hanging artwork, tapestries or installing a fabric wall covering.
Adequate lighting for large living rooms
Large living rooms will require ample lighting of varying levels. Unlike a smaller square space, four corner spotlights and a central light fixture will not be enough.
Ensure you have lots of general lighting by installing spotlights, track lighting or wall lights to supplement the light from your main light fixture.
Or you can forgo spotlights entirely by layering free-standing and architectural lighting like Elicyon does. Cecilia reveals the studio’s careful lighting equation – “Various types of decorative lighting lends a lovely ambience to a grand room. We always favour chandeliers, table lamps, floor lamps and joinery lighting over spotlights.”
Without getting too technical, you’ll need around 20 lumens per square foot. If you’re involved in the planning process, work with your contractor, electrician or designer to calculate how many lights you’ll need; if you’re working with an existing property, calculate how many lumens you have and make up the difference with accent and task lighting.
For more information on lighting, read here.
Creating a focal point in a large living room
A large living room needs an appropriately eye-catching focal point. Some rooms have very obvious focal points – a fireplace wall or a bank of windows with a view – but, for those that don’t, their absence can emphasise the sheer size of a large living room and can make for a very boring space.
If your room doesn’t have one, create one with a large canvas or mirror, a statement wall or wall panelling.
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The living room is the centerpiece of every home.
Most of the time is spent in the living room, guests are received in it, warm evenings are held with the family. Therefore, the choice of the design of a large living room must be approached very responsibly, taking into account many nuances. In addition, the design interior of the living room may require significant financial investments.
The selection of interior elements (carpets, furniture, appliances, etc.) is a very important and meticulous stage in creating a living room design. The interior of the living room consists of many different details, the harmonious combination of which will create a single picture. Design is a collection of interior items. Interacting with each other, the elements of the room should fit well into the overall style.
The main elements of the interior include:
- furniture;
- lighting;
- merge room decoration;
- flooring;
- color spectrum.
It should be noted that in addition to the main elements in the interior of the room, there are additional elements.
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Living room insolation
The living room must be de-energized with good insolation. Since the ingress of sunlight into the room has a good effect on human health. Natural sunlight gives a person cheerfulness for the whole day. In order to provide a comfortable level of natural light, the following are installed:
- Curtains (curtains) that allow you to adjust the intensity of daylight sunlight and create a special atmosphere in the evening. Curtains in the living room create comfort. Therefore, when choosing curtains, be guided by personal preferences.
- Blinds that keep the sunlight in, but at the same time limit the level of visibility of the room. When choosing a color scheme, it is better to give preference to calm tones that do not cause anxiety.
Furniture selection
The subject content of the living room, as a rule, depends on its size, the number of residents and their needs.
By tradition, the basic basis of subject content includes:
- One or two chairs.
- Wall.
- Sofa.
- Coffee table.
These pieces of furniture form the main spatial composition of the interior, which can be supplemented at will. For example, bookshelves can be installed in a room to form a home library.
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Interior design
The design of specific objects should be selected depending on the chosen interior style. So, for example, a good solution for a classic style would be: choosing a cabinet with a glass facade, choosing a soft sofa with curved legs. But with minimalism, preference should be given to more mundane furniture with a smooth facade.
Particular attention should be paid to the arrangement of furniture, which depends on the geometry of the room. So, if the room is square, then the main furniture is displayed in the center. If the room has a rectangular shape, then it is preferable to place furniture along the walls, thereby freeing up space.
Main piece of furniture
The sofa is the main piece of furniture in the living room. Choosing a sofa should be based on the chosen interior style. It is better to purchase sofas with armrests, as they can serve as pillows and armrests. When choosing upholstery and sofa filler, it is recommended to take into account possible allergic reactions in family members.
To create comfort, the sofa can be placed in front of a fireplace or a TV. Sofas look harmoniously with armchairs and pouffes. An excellent, modern option would be the arrangement of upholstered furniture in the form of a circle of communication.
Living room table
There is no need to have a very large table in the living room. There are two main options:
- small coffee table;
- table for eating.
Regardless of which option is chosen, do not forget that the table must match the overall style of the living room. In addition, the table should not take up most of the space of the room.
A coffee table is best placed next to upholstered furniture, and a dining table will look better in the center of the room.
Living room style
When choosing a classic style for the interior of a living room, it should be borne in mind that it requires large-scale elements that do not correspond to the level of comfort. A comfortable atmosphere can be created thanks to modern trends in the design of large living rooms. Thanks to the classic style, the living room can be given a solemn look. However, today the main trend in the interior is practicality.
A practical version of the interior of the room can be obtained by choosing the style of minimalism. Minimalism involves the use in the interior of only important decorative elements that are hidden from the human eye. In the minimalist interior of the room, freedom and order are felt.
It is worth noting that eclecticism is also in fashion today. Do not be afraid to experiment, mix styles: combine wood furniture with metal shelving, add details from the loft style, install light sources that are made in a classic style.
Do not pursue any particular style, create your own unique interior that will delight you.
Color range
When choosing a color scheme for the living room, it is better to give preference to shallow warm tones that will help create an atmosphere of coziness and comfort. When choosing white or gray, there is a risk of making the atmosphere in the room very cold.
The cold atmosphere causes unpleasant, uncomfortable sensations in most people. If in doubt when choosing a warm tone, then it is better to give preference to neutral shades. For example, a beige color that can be used as a background for various decor elements.
Room lighting
The living room should be well lit not only by natural, sunlight, but also by artificial light. You can turn a festive, bright living room into a warm and cozy family room with the help of several sconces and floor lamps, which are installed in addition to the main chandelier. For good lighting control, it is better to install such lamps in several parts of the room.
Materials
A variety of materials are used for the production and upholstery of furniture. The budget materials that are the basis for the production of furniture include:
- Chipboard;
- MDF.
Preference should still be given to MDF, its price is slightly higher than that of chipboard. However, the material is quite durable and environmentally friendly. Glass can also be used in the production of tables, resulting in beautiful coffee tables.
One of the most expensive materials used in the manufacture of furniture is natural wood. Decorating the living room with natural wood elements is the most elegant. Thanks to this material, an atmosphere of comfort and warmth is created in the room.
Often in the interior of the living room, the main material is metal. This material finds its application, as a rule, in modern styles.
Decor and textiles
It is difficult to give any specific recommendations on decor, as they directly depend on the interior style you have chosen.
However, the best decorative features are such elements as:
- curtains - you can choose a transparent curtain and complement it with massive textiles;
- designer, bright pillows with some kind of geometric pattern will look good on a monochrome background;
- a fireplace or an imitation of a fireplace;
- paintings;
- shelves with various figurines and figurines;
- photographs within;
- plants, flowers.
By following the above recommendations, you can make any living room stylish and comfortable. You need to approach the arrangement of the room with all responsibility and imagination. Having familiarized yourself with the main design elements, you can say with confidence that the interior of the living room is completely up to you.
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It's no secret that the living room is the "face" of any apartment or house.
Here they receive guests, arrange dinners and family holidays, and just chat. The interior design of the living room affects the atmosphere throughout the house, so its development must be treated very responsibly. It is necessary to strive to equip the space as comfortable, practical and stylish as possible. As such, there are no rules for decorating a living room. It all depends on personal preferences, ideas and personal vision of the ideal interior. One way or another, when arranging a living room, one should be guided by simple recommendations on the combination of shades, shapes and materials, depending on the area of \u200b\u200bthe room.
What should you pay attention to when decorating a living room?
The ideal image is a complete image in which there is no understatement or, conversely, pretentiousness. Therefore, remember that accessories, furniture, lighting and textiles should be in moderation.
Living room interior furniture
The functionality of the living room largely depends on the amount of furniture and how it is arranged.
Do not clutter up the room with massive wardrobes, sofas, cabinets, tables. Firstly, it will visually greatly reduce the room, and secondly, such an abundance of furniture is absolutely useless in the living room, because this is not a study or dressing room. The ideal interior of the living room involves the use of one sofa, the size of which depends on the number of inhabitants of the house, as well as rocking chairs (if the area allows) and a compact glass table, preferably roll-out.
Living room textiles
Curtains for the living room are better to choose plain. Models with flowers or bright patterns are more appropriate in the kitchen. Lambrequins look gorgeous, although they are suitable for rooms with high ceilings. Opt for light, solid colors as they will make the room feel cozier and more elegant. If you still want to focus on the curtains, you can choose models in brighter colors, only then you will have to use beige or white furniture for contrast.
Living room lighting
To give the living room a more spectacular and presentable look, use a massive crystal chandelier as lighting.
