Home » Misc » Gray yellow white living room

Gray yellow white living room


Yellow and grey living room ideas to suit all styles

Yellow and grey living room ideas are such a classic. When decorating with vivacious sunny yellows and the most elegant of neutrals, you can really create a space that feels calming yet cheerful – which we all want from the room we spend around four hours a day in. 

Grey walls are hugely popular in living rooms and are conducive to a grounding and soothing atmosphere, plus they make for a great backdrop against which other colours can sing. You don't want your living room to feel overstimulating, but you also don't want it to feel flat, and for this reason yellow and grey are a winning combination.

Yellow and grey living room ideas

Inject some zing into your grey living room ideas by incorporating splashes of yellow through paint, furniture, artwork, and accessories, whether you want something bold and daring or a more rustic and neutral look. Grey and yellow were in fact Pantone's joint colour of the year in 2021, with optimistic yellow tempered with the perfect neutral representing a hopeful mood as we gradually came out of the pandemic.

The good news is grey and yellow living room ideas can be worked to suit any style, from country to industrial, contemporary to retro. It all comes down to the saturation of the colours you choose.

1. Add drama with bold tones

(Image credit: Crown Paints)

Justyna Korczynska is senior designer at Crown . For an instant update, she recommends honing in on the wall behind a key piece of furniture, like the TV or sofa, or behind the fireplace. 'Something as simple as a bold colour, like charcoal with yellow accents, is an easy way to achieve this effect. By pairing a warm colour with a cool colour, a harmonised balance is created.'

2. Embrace a rustic look with barely-there shades

(Image credit: Future PLC / Dominic Blackmore)

According to research by Hammonds Furniture , people find paler shades of yellow (12%) and grey (18%) to be calming in the home. Use soft yellows and greys in a room with plenty of distressed wood and some white decor to create a soothing and rustic feel perfect for unwinding in.

(Image credit: Future PLC / James Merrell)

Changing up your grey living room could be as easy as getting one statement piece in a yellow of your choice. An accent chair or new/reupholstered sofa in mustard yellow will totally transform the room and draw the eye instantly. These classic Ligne Roset armchairs elevate the space with their iconic design, while the rest of the room is kept fairly simple.

4. Go contemporary with neon

(Image credit: Future PLC / Dominic Blackmore)

A few touches of bright yellow are a sure-fire way to add a contemporary edge to an otherwise neutral space. Make sure you stick to the same neon yellow tone to keep it cohesive. It's a fun and bold look and you might find you already have some old pieces of furniture knocking around just waiting for a bright yellow glow-up. Upcycle an old wooden chair with a fresh lick of yellow paint for instant visual interest.

5. Use interchangeable accessories to enliven your space

(Image credit: Future PLC / Fiona Walker)

Experiment with yellow and grey living room ideas by changing your cushion covers. The radiant yellow and cool grey here create a high level of contrast, waking up the entire room and giving it tons more energy. You could also give your grey sofa living room ideas a new look with a yellow throw, a side table, or zoning it with a yellow rug.

6. Temper a patterned wallpaper with mellow yellow

(Image credit: Future PLC/ Jeremy Phillips)

Creating a feature wall of bold wallpaper in your yellow and grey living room? The room will benefit from a softer approach to using colour pairings for the wall. Using a mellow, creamy lemon shade will inject the brightening quality of yellow without overpowering the statement wallpaper. A mellow undertone is cheerful without being too in-your-face.

7. Pepper a tonal grey living room with yellow accents

(Image credit: Future PLC/ Colin Poole )

Take a softer approach to this living room colour scheme by mixing a variety of tonal greys to create the perfect foundation for adding in hints of vibrant yellow through accessories. Versatile grey has many shades to redefine a space, for instance, the palest of shades can form a light, bright base for key furniture pieces and accessories to stand out. Whether it's cushions, candles or a throw, seek out accessories in similar yellow shades, as with lots of shades of yellow dotted around the room, it could start to look a bit muddled.

8. Get creative with painted yellow accents

(Image credit: Future PLC/ Jo Henderson)

Add subtle yellow accents to a grey living room with thoughtful living room paint ideas. From painting doorframes to architectural details between two adjoining rooms, a little splash of colour can go a long way to introducing a statement accent tone. In this stylish living room a slither of yellow on a structural wall helps to welcome a hit of vibrant contrasting colour – paving the way to add more of the same colour through furniture and accessories.

9. Go for retro

(Image credit: Future PLC)

Make the colour combination work with your own tastes. This fine example shows how a retro style works perfectly for a yellow and grey living room. From confident charcoal to cool pebble the grey palette encompasses a wide spectrum of useable tones.

Pair a bold retro floral wallpaper on one wall with shades of matching grey and yellow paint on remaining walls to keep the scheme running throughout the room. Dress the decor with vintage furniture pieces to enhance the retro vibes.

10. Inject colour on different levels

(Image credit: Future PLC)

When it comes to adding an accent colour to a room, the key is to introduce it on different height levels, from floor to ceiling to ensure it feels even. Welcome bright injections of colour in its boldest form to give the room confidence and vitality.

11. Captivate with totally contrasting shades

(Image credit: Future PLC/ Dan Duchars)

Make a statement with your yellow and grey living room by contrasting to the max. Pair soft, pale shades of grey paint with that of vibrant sunshine yellow. The two extremes of colour contrasting helps create a maximalist look. Used on walls choose to paint one feature wall in the yellow or be inspired by our use of the brighter shade below a mid point, to make a statement of a fireplace.

To further the injection of colour add other accent colours to clash with the yellow and grey, such as a pale pink with a bold blue. Add the accent colours through your furniture choices, if you're feeling brave, or accessories to make it less impactful.

12. Take an earthy approach to yellow by using mustard hues

(Image credit: Future PLC/ Dominic Blackmore)

Yellow is the colour of sunshine, but of course there are many shades of sunshine – a warm mustard tone is reminiscent of an ambient sunset. This delicious shade of yellow offers an earthier feel to a decorating scheme, perfect for introducing warm tones of wood furniture and natural wood flooring. In this stylish living room the brick wall has been painted with a pale grey shade to offset the warmer tones beautifully.

13. Create a coloured focal point

(Image credit: Future PLC/ Dominic Blackmore)

As yellow stands out so well against grey you can use the uplifting colour to make a fabulous focal point. Here, a traditional wood fire surround has been given a super modern twist with coat of buttercup yellow. The results not only fill the room with energy but pulls the classic style up-to-date. White furniture balances the room look while monochrome art makes a smart and sophisticated finish.

14. Make it subtle with diluted shades

(Image credit: Future PLC/ Simon Scarboro)

In its palest forms grey and yellow makes a illuminating ambience that is super crisp and light. Start with a soft wallpapered backdrop with subtle pattern and choose white comfortable seating then add gentle character with pleasing lemon fabrics and accessories.

This diluted palette needs added depth so layer up tones of the same shade as seen here with painted slate grey coffee tables, smoked glassware or even an almost black book shelf.

15. Create a contrast with dark hues

(Image credit: Future PLC/ Sussie Bell)

Give the colour pairing real pizazz by contrast with dark and light shades of the two tones. Charcoal grey is a hugely popular choice for brave decorating choices right now. Add a more mellow yellow to take the edge off the saturated element. The beauty of a faded lemon shade by natural light, such as these curtains is that they add a soft glow when the light is shining through them, like a little ray of sunshine.

16. Inject colourful patterns

(Image credit: Future PLC/ Tim Young)

Team cool grey and geometrics with primrose yellow for a vintage look with a modern twist. Keep the scheme contemporary cool with a backdrop of grey walls and furniture, then add warmth with hints of yellow in geometric prints and accessories. Wood cube tables and copper details complement the retro vibe.

17. Soften the look with flowers

(Image credit: Future PLC/ Simon Whitmore)

The perfect balance of primrose yellow and cool lead grey creates a harmonious and relaxed feel that's perfect for a country living room. Add in warming wood accessories to keep the room rustic and cosy. Break up a pretty floral wallpaper with a central grey painted chimney breast to balance the scheme.

18. Encourage the combination to feel contemporary

(Image credit: Future PLC/ Mel Yates)

Create contemporary cool by keeping the backdrop simple with pale grey walls and let the furniture do the talking. A modular, mustard yellow sofa instantly livens up the scheme which is then enhanced with an array of interesting and strong shapes. Above the sofa, a display of geometric shelving painted with pops of yellow makes a stunning statement while dark charcoal accessories drama and depth.

19. Introduce uniformed pattern

(Image credit: Future PLC/ Tim Young)

Create a restful yellow and grey living room with a cool colour combination and whimsical floral patterns. Paper a feature wall with a trailing print of large blooms. Fanciful curved furniture will continue the romance while white shutters and woodwork will add a French twist. Bring in cushions in complementary shades with contrasting prints to finish the look.

20. Allow the shades to take on a Scandi vibe

(Image credit: Future PLC/ Simon Whitmore)

In their palest forms grey and yellow can be used in harmony to create a tranquil space. This Scandi scheme has turned the tables and used yellow as the primary colour and grey to accent. Soft lemon walls highlight a curved and comfortable sofa upholstered in the coolest shade of grey while crisp white storage keeps the look bright and fresh.

Now all you need are characterful details to make this living room space stylish and interesting; a yellow geometric rug is cheerful and modern, pale wood furniture adds subtle warmth feel and finally floral cushions with just a hint of plum is pretty and sophisticated.

21. Complement the colour pairing with texture

(Image credit: Future PLC/ Simon Whitmore)

Introduce another element without having to overwhelm with more colour. The look can be tailored to look more diverse with hints of a global influence, such as natural woven textures and dark lacquered furniture pieces.

What colour goes with yellow for a living room?

'Yellow goes extremely well with grey,' says interior designer at Terrys Fabrics , Rebecca Challinor. 'But it also works well with dark blue, providing a beautifully bright and complementary palette for any modern home.'

Laura Rich from contemporary furniture store Furniturebox also suggests adding some blue to your yellow and grey scheme. 'Try some rich blues (think Santorini!) or lots of leafy greens which you can bring in using house plants. Earthy pinks can also look fantastic alongside golden yellow tones.'

Do grey and yellow look good together?

'Grey decor is popularly used in living rooms and a lot of people complement the cool colour with whites and silver,' says Lisa Slack, head of product at Thomas Sanderson . 'More recently, we’ve seen a lot more people add yellow into their grey decor.  

'This pop of colour complements grey perfectly and gives a vibrant feel to what could have been a dull room,' Lisa continues. 'It can be difficult to know what colour to pair with grey, but yellow is a great addition to warm up the room.'

How do you decorate a grey and yellow living room?

'Use hints of yellow around the room in soft furnishing to give a pop of colour,' says Rebecca Challinor. 'For example, choose grey cushions with yellow flowers. This combination will bring a sleek and sophisticated style for your room but won’t forgo the warm and homely feel.'

For a relaxed atmosphere with a high-end feel, Kelly Collins, Swyft 's Interior Design Expert says mustard yellow is easier to use than bright sun yellow. She says this subtle shade can be paired with both cool and warm greys.

10 grey and yellow living room ideas – how to get this classic combo right

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works.

(Image credit: Lisa Cohen)

Classic, contemporary and complementary, grey and yellow living room ideas have been a design duo for decades. As much as we all love grey, there's no denying it's cool undertones, which can sometimes leave rooms feeling cold and stark hence why mixing in the warmer tones of yellows has become such a popular combination. Whether it's a feature wall of soft ochre or just a pop of pale lemon in a throw cushion, these sunny shades give a grey backdrop a lift, balancing out those cooler shades.

'Being a neutral grey can work with pretty much any color. The combination of brighter colors such a yellow instantly creates something cheerful yet soothing. Using a printed wallpaper is one of the easiest ways to use these colors together, as the complementary shades are already selected. Something like the delicate Feathergrass in Ammonite and Dayroom Yellow brings a room right back to nature - a perfect hideaway for reading and relaxing. If you prefer to use these colors in smaller doses, use grey on the walls as the prominent color and yellow on woodwork and trims.' explains Charlotte Cosby, Farrow & Ball Head of Creative.

And it's a really versatile combination too that you can make as bold or as subtle as you like. Pair the deepest of greys with bold yellows to up the contrast, or for a softer, more rustic vibe that almost looks completely neutral, bring together soft light greys with muted yellows. And there are plenty of combinations in between, so whatever your style of living room a grey and yellow colors scheme is sure to work beautifully...

1. Add ochre accents to a cool-toned room

(Image credit: Paul Raeside)

This fabulously opulent grey living room this the perfect example of how injecting a touch of yellow can really balance out a cool-toned color palette, adding warmth and depth. In an elegant room like this one, with lofty ceilings and plenty of space you want to pick a scheme that's going to make the room feel cozier and inviting despite its large proportions and the splash of warm yellow in the velvet chairs does just that without taking attention away from the overall smokey grey vibe.  

2. Switch up accessories for a pop of yellow

(Image credit: Anna Stathaki)

All grey living rooms are a classic, and they are such because they have longevity. Opt for grey walls and grey living room furniture and you won't need to decorate for years to come. What you can however do is make small switches to update the room, making it feel different without having to do anything major.

So if you want to test out a yellow and grey scheme just bring in some small yellow accents in the form of cushions, throws, rugs or lighting. And it doesn't take a lot to create the palette, see here how just a vibrant yellow throw lifts this neutral space. 

3. Team dark charcoal with bold yellows

(Image credit: James Merrell)

For a really dramatic look go for high contrast – the darkest of grey walls with a strong bold yellow. It's a brave combination but in the right space, it can really work, particularly in small living rooms as darker walls can actually blur the boundaries of the room and trick the eye into thinking the space is bigger.

Tone down the contrast by bringing in a clean white on the ceilings or woodwork and soften the room with plenty of textures. As you can see in this yellow and grey living room, despite the dramatic shades it feels fresh and light, and livable. 

4. Lift a dark room

(Image credit: James Merrell)

In a north-facing grey living room, or one that lacks natural light, a pop of yellow can work wonders. It turns cool drab shades into warm, inviting ones and rather than feeling stark, a soft warm yellow can make a dark grey living room cocooning. 

In dark living rooms like this one, lean into the lack of light and embrace the coziness by adding plenty of soft furnishing like cushions, throws and a large area rug. 

Or go bold and opt for seating in sunshine yellow to provide a boost of serotonin in a dark room. You'll find plenty of seating options in all shades of upholstery from lemon yellow to mustard ochre in our guide to the best sofas of the year.  

5. Keep it fresh and light

(Image credit: James Merrell)

Greys and yellows don't always have to create bold color schemes, in their palest forms, these shades can almost create a neutral living room that feels just as tranquil and calm as a white or cream space. 

Here warm pale grey walls are paired with the soft lemon of the ottoman.  The deep grey of the couch from those pops of pink and yellow stop the scheme become too gentle, giving this very diluted color palette depth and grounding. Definitely a beautiful living room color scheme to test out. 

(Image credit: James Merrell)

Who can resist a Ligne Roset chair? And in mustard yellow? Yes please. And despite the statement color, there's something about the slouchy, laid-back design that makes them less... statement. The pale grey walls and minimal decor help with the relaxed vibe too, so if you do opt for statement pieces in punchy yellow shades just be sure to keep the rest of the room quite paired back and let the furniture be the focal point.  

7. Add a pop of neon

(Image credit: James Merrell)

Neon yellow is not ever a color we thought we would be recommending you bring into your living rooms, but as this space proves it can totally work in small measures. All the soft pastels and pale blue-toned greys going on in this living room need something to make them pop, and the neon yellow door frame does just think. 

Try out this grey and yellow living room idea by painting your woodwork in a vibrant yellow. Even just the skirting boards would be enough to make a statement. 

8. Blend in richer tones 

(Image credit: Yellow London)

A lovely way to tone down the contrast between grey and yellow is to bring in some richer, warmer shades like browns, oranges and terracotta tones. In the living room of this colorful London townhouse the blues, yellows and greys are softened with the deep oranges of the furniture and cushions and the rug, which contains all of these shades, ties the palette together perfectly.  

9. Throw down a yellow rug

(Image credit: Kate Martin)

Simple. Add a yellow rug to a grey living room and instantly you have started a new color palette. Having the majority of the yellow tones on the floor means you get all that warmth and vibrancy we've talked about but it doesn't overwhelm the neutral feel going on in the rest of the space. You could then bring just a few accents of yellow into the rest of the room as can be seen here with the single cushion and artwork. Subtle but effective. 

10. Pair a grey sofa with yellow walls

(Image credit: Farrow & Ball)

Don't be afraid to make yellow the dominant shade, be bold and go over all walls with a deep mustard yellow. As this yellow living room proves, it's actually a really liveable color, especially when paired with white and of course grey. It feels fresh and modern as well as lovely and warming. 

Do grey and yellow go together in a living room?

Yes, grey and yellow work well together in a living room as grey can tone down the vibrancy of yellows, and yellows can give cool-toned greys a lift. The key is to pick the right shades to pair together to achieve the look you are after. For example, if you have a blue tone cool grey that you want to add warmth too, try a deep mustard tone that will add the warmth but also some contrast too. For a softer look, bring together light, warm greys with pale lemon yellows and for something really brave go for a dark charcoal with a vivid sunny shade. 

Hebe is the Digital Editor of Livingetc; she has a background in lifestyle and interior journalism and a passion for renovating small spaces. You'll usually find her attempting DIY, whether it's spray painting her whole kitchen, don't try that at home, or ever changing the wallpaper in her hallway. Livingetc has been such a huge inspiration and has influenced Hebe's style since she moved into her first rental and finally had a small amount of control over the decor and now loves being able to help others make decisions when decorating their own homes. Last year she moved from renting to owning her first teeny tiny Edwardian flat in London with her whippet Willow (who yes she chose to match her interiors. ..) and is already on the lookout for her next project.

Grey-yellow living room interior, 45 photos

A practical choice for a family with children or a youth apartment for one person is a gray-yellow living room. This is a non-marking, creative and optimistic combination that has been used in interior design for more than half a century - from the cultural revolution of the 60s to the present day.

Grey-yellow tandem is realized both in classic and traditional living rooms, and in modern loft , minimalist , modern , Scandinavian and eclectic interiors.

This demand is largely due to the leading position of gray, which itself has become a favorite color of Western and Russian designers.

It cannot be said that the yellow in this pair is a random fellow traveler who uses the stardom of his companion. He also fell in love with professionals for his amazing ability to fill the space with energy, warmth and light. Together, gray and yellow are harmonious - like a sun-drenched street and shadows, a gloomy sky and rays breaking through cotton clouds.

GRAY-YELLOW LIVING ROOM: DESIGN BASICS

Starting planning the future design, first of all evaluate the real area of ​​the living room and its location relative to the cardinal points, that is, which side the windows face - north or south.

In a small living room, it is better to take a light gray tone as a base, and give an accent role to yellow. Maximum - make an accent wall of a not too bright yellow hue.

In a spacious room or a room with a kitchen, you can experiment with several shades of gray, including dark charcoal gray. Complemented by large and varied small yellow decor, the interior is lively and voluminous.

The photo shows examples of gray-yellow living rooms with a small area.

And this is a photo of spacious living rooms and combined kitchen-living rooms in gray-yellow tones.

If the living room windows face a sunny south side, use less yellow, otherwise the atmosphere will be stuffy. And the shade of yellow here needs a special one, containing a refreshing green undertone. There are several greenish-yellow shades - from pale to bright. They look like a cross between yellow and green and are perceived as slightly cool, as opposed to pure yellow, which has a warm "temperature".

In the northern living room on the dimly lit side, yellow can be used without restrictions, but, of course, within reason. With good lighting, yellow surfaces will “burn” brightly, which visually compensates for the lack of light and heat in the room.

Yellow-orange tones are also relevant for northern rooms. They need to be combined with warm gray shades - for example, with gray-beige.

Professionals advise to take shades of the same intensity - bright yellow and rich gray or pale yellow and the same light gray. It happens that light gray becomes the background for flashy yellow, and dark gray is diluted with pale yellow accessories, but from the point of view of “academic” design, this is a mistake.

SECONDARY AND ACCENT COLORS FOR LIVING GREY-YELLOW BASE

The gray-yellow color pair is open to collaboration with other neutral and bright colors. The third color can be used:

White is a universal thinner for all contrast combinations. It lightens the atmosphere, creates a feeling of spaciousness and fullness of fresh air.

Black helps to organize the space, brings dynamics, depth and some drama.

Brown is a natural natural color that goes with just about anything. In a gray-yellow interior, he takes a conservative position and works with gray to create a calm, respectable atmosphere.

Combinations of gray and yellow with blue and green are suitable for a southern living room where cooling accents are required.

The combination of gray and yellow with purple looks bohemian and glamorous. This colorful trio is eye-catching, memorable and inspiring.

And here's a creative design move - a large red detail has been added to the gray-yellow interior. It looks good, if only it would be desirable to duplicate the color of fire in at least one more place - for example, put a vase of red glass on a coffee table.

HOW TO INTRODUCE THE GRAY-YELLOW COLOR COMBINATION IN THE LIVING ROOM

Once you have decided on the basic shades and auxiliary colors, plan each component of the interior: finishing of the main surfaces (walls, floor, ceiling), lighting, furniture, textiles and decor.

1. MAIN SURFACES (WALLS, FLOOR, CEILING)

The safest option is to make all walls light grey. If you want a large bright spot, decorate one wall behind the sofa in yellow.

The photo shows examples of grey-yellow wallpaper with white added - this is also suitable for decorating the living room walls in your case.

Yellow walls are a risky option, as the color of the sun can optically bring surfaces closer, which reduces space. And for a small living room, this effect is undesirable.

But there is an alternative way to decorate the walls - make the bottom third in white or gray, and the top two thirds in yellow. Then the optical properties of yellow will be neutralized.

Or decorate the walls in yellow in fragments, as in this photo.

On the floor in grey-yellow living rooms, wood of various shades and coatings imitating wood texture look good.

It is better to order a white ceiling, because the yellow canvas itself will become the center of attention. If you want to make a yellow ceiling, give up a lot of decor in sunny colors.

In addition to the yellow ceiling, this living room also has an accent wall. A risky move, so the situation is diluted to the maximum with white.

2. LIGHTING

Those who are going to use dark gray tones in the interior should think about high-quality multi-level lighting. Large charcoal surfaces should not be left unlit - for example, hang a couple of sconces on a dark gray wall, place table lamps next to it, or lay spotlights along the ceiling.

3. FURNITURE

Furniture is usually selected according to the principle of alternation. Following this logic, you should choose yellow furniture for gray walls, and gray furniture for yellow walls.

But some experts consider such an alternation of gray and yellow to be a mistake, since the contrast of large details provokes sudden changes in mood. Allegedly, looking at a large yellow sofa, a person will feel an emotional upsurge, and when looking at a gray wall - a decline.

There is some truth in this, so emotionally unstable people should go the way of monochrome design. At the same time, the walls are made neutral gray, the furniture is also selected gray, slightly different in tone from the wallpaper, and yellow is introduced into the accents. Another option is to put a gray sofa with a yellow print against a neutral wall - for example, with flowers in sunny colors. Thus, you will combine gray and yellow in furniture design, but there will not be a sharp contrast.

A good addition to the interior of the living room in gray-yellow tones will be wooden furniture - a chest of drawers, a coffee table, a chair, a rocking chair or a small bookcase.

4. TEXTILE

Curtains are also often selected by alternating: yellow for gray walls and gray for yellow wallpaper. For small rooms, a monochrome option is safer - gray walls and silver curtains. Although gray curtains with a yellow pattern are also possible.

In the northern living room, you should choose a neutral, light, transparent material with silver threads or matte without shine.

5. DECOR

Continuing the theme of wood, we advise you to take a closer look at wickerwork - such eco-decor will make your living room cozier and warmer.

For a modest living room, choose more transparent details: glass vases, chairs or a coffee table made of colorless plastic. Visually, they look light and airy and do not clutter up the space.

5 GREY-YELLOW LIVING IDEAS:

Once you've got everything planned out, review your notes and try to find some original finishing touch. We hope that our selection will inspire you to search for your unusual idea.

1. SILVER AND SHINY SURFACES

Elegant gray color goes well with silver decor - it can be one large element, as in the first photo, or a vase, as in the second example.

Please note that in the second interior, the combination of gray with stone-look electric fireplace looks original. In general, any shiny surfaces and details work well with gray - fabrics with a glossy sheen, metallic furniture fittings, etc.

2. MIRROR WALL

Mirrors are a designer's favorite tool that helps visually expand the space through the play of reflections. But you must admit, if the wall in this living room were monolithic-mirror, without rails, then the effect would be too powerful, given the rather large area of ​​​​the room. So the option with slats is more successful.

3. MIRROR CEILING

The mirrored ceiling (or part of the ceiling) also acts as an optical expansion of boundaries. It makes the same inspiring impression as a ceiling with an imitation of the starry sky.

4. COMBINATION OF YELLOW WITH BRONZE

In traditional and modern eclectic interiors with classic elements, yellow is successfully combined with bronze. Such bronze details give solidity and carry a feeling of comfort.

5. FOAM WALLPAPERS WITH RELIEF

Foam rubber wallpapers have high sound and heat insulation characteristics, are resistant to mechanical damage and will last up to 12 years. Cleaning them is easy - just walk with a regular vacuum cleaner.

The disadvantage is the low air permeability, that is, the room pasted over with such wallpaper will need to be ventilated more often. But what a relief texture - I really want to touch it.

Write in the comments what would you use from this article in your living room. Also see fresh and proven style ideas in the constantly updated portfolio of our designers from St. Petersburg and Krasnodar. And to contact us for a consultation on the design of the living room and the entire apartment, call the numbers listed above or fill out the feedback form on the website below.

See also:

♦  Heading: Color solutions for the living room.