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26 Family Room Decorating Ideas

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From small spaces to modern and traditional setups.

By Monique Valeris and Caroline Picard

David Tsay; Styling by Janna Lufkin

Out of every room in your home, the family room is where comfort is key. Plush sofas, kid-friendly coffee tables and accessories like throw pillows are just a few must-haves to create a relaxing atmosphere. And, there's room to express your style, whether that means arranging a gallery wall to showcase your art collection or displaying unique travel mementos on a bookshelf.

Here, we've gathered our favorite family room ideas, which are all designed for lounging in style. Steal these practical decorating tricks (there's a clever way to hide a TV!) to make your family room, or any other space your loved ones tend to use for unwinding, the best it can possibly be.

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Touch of Vintage

Don't let the vintage trunk you snagged at a flea market collect dust in a corner. Give this double-duty piece a prime spot in your family room. Store throw blankets and pillows inside of it, then use its surface to display books, flowers and small decor accents.

Ken Hayden

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Bold Ceiling

Interior designers often talk about the "fifth wall" and for good reason. The ceiling is the perfect spot to experiment with painted stripes, graphic wallpaper, you name it.

Randy O'Rourke

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Built-in Shelves

Bring the library right to your living room with built-in shelving organized to perfection. Add a wooden ladder to make even more of a design statement.

Jessica Glynn

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Striped Accent Wall

If your space is on the neutral side, pack in some personality with a striped accent wall. Maintain a cohesive look by sticking to the same color scheme for area rugs and seating.

David Tsay

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Mix & Match Seating

To create contrast, pair a rattan armchair with upholstered seating in neutral colors. Amp up the look with an assortment of throw pillows.

David A. Land

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Gallery Wall

Create a focal point above your sofa with a gallery wall filled with your favorite photos and paintings. Plus, if you have the space, you can keep adding to your collection over time.

Dana Gallagher

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Pattern Play

Combining vibrant patterns is an easy way to bring a dose of playfulness into your family room.

Michael Partnio

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Well-Decorated Mantel

Make your mantel a major point of interest with a brass wall clock, lush plants, and decorative objects.

Helen Norman

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Textured Walls

Wall coverings, like grasscloth, can instantly bring a sense of warmth to your space. Choose an earthy hue to make even more of an impact.

David Tsay; Styling by Janna Lufkin

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All White

Go for an all-white palette with pops of greenery and natural textures, such as a woven coffee table or sofa with a wooden frame, to play up your family room's relaxed vibe.

Quentin Bacon

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Two-Tone Walls

If you're up for a fun weekend project, consider two-tone walls for your family room. A beige-and-green combination is guaranteed to make your interior more visually appealing.

Jason Hartog

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Strategic Furniture

Create a den out of nowhere by delineating an open floor plan keep the space feeling intimate instead of cold.

Mike Garten

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Styled Shelves

Lisa Romerein

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Bright Hues

Stop worrying about Cheeto fingers and spilled coffee. Sturdy surfaces like plastic, leather and lacquer mean you can indulge in white furniture anxiety-free.

Justice Darragh

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Hidden TV

Tucked into built-ins, the flat screen doesn't seem like so much of an eyesore. This Toronto homeowner enhanced the effect by using symmetrical decor to draw the eye towards the dining room.

Art Streiber

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Plush Sofa

Don't let the formal lines fool you. A comfy sofa — topped with plenty of cushions, of course — goes a long way come family movie night.

Kate Osborne

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Vertical Storage

Every family needs a stash spot for blankets and board games. Tall bookshelves outfitted with cute fabric boxes keep supplies tidy, without looking cluttered.

Casey Dunn

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Fun Extras

Keep things fresh with a batch of new accessories. A potted plant, patterned pouf or cute throw pillow will do the trick.

Mike Garten

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Quick DIY

Running out of room for that stack of magazines? Lay salvaged planks across the base of a coffee table to double up on storage space.

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Reading Nook

Overhead light? Check. Snug seat? Check. Just add a side table for resting that mug of tea while you flip the pages of a new suspense novel.

Mike Garten

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Hidden Bar

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Soft Throws

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Saturated Hues

Oceany blues are trending right now, so don't shy away from a color with depth. A statement-making shade could be the key to creating that cozy cocoon feeling.

David Tsay

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Curated Collection

Forget the ubiquitous gallery wall. Baskets can take the place of paintings or prints – and they're a whole lot cheaper.

Lisa Romerein

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Muted Patterns

Prints calm instead of clash when they're in same color family. This beach house indulges in a sea of soothing blues and beiges.

Hulya Kolabas

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Garage Sale Finds

Two repurposed columns separate the kitchen from the family room in a Connecticut cottage. Another genius transformation? A dining-turned-coffee table stands at the right height thanks to sawn-off legs.

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Monique Valeris Senior Home Editor Monique Valeris is the senior home editor for Good Housekeeping, where she oversees the brand's home decorating coverage across print and digital.

Caroline Picard Contributing Writer Caroline is a writer and editor with almost a decade of experience.

35 Stylish Family Room Design Ideas

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Let the bonding begin.

By Hadley Mendelsohn

Simon Watson

The family room plays an important role in any home. It's where you go to relax and bond with friends and family in a casual, welcoming setting. But just because it's casual doesn't mean it can't look as stylish and elevated as the most formal living room. Keep reading for 35 family room ideas straight from designers and learn how to recreate them in your own home.

Eric Piasecki

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Build a Reading Nook

Designed by David Mann, this family room really packs it all in, from the desk to the built-in reading nook—the definition of cozy. If your living room doubles as the family room, a reading nook will make it feel homier without counteracting the formal feel.

Tamsin Johnson Interiors

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Upgrade Your Gallery Wall

Instead of a classic gallery wall of photos and artwork, put something quirky on display. This gallery of hats in a family room designed by Tamsin Johnson, for example, spruces up the walls while also making the room feel more personalized and unique.

Joshua McHugh

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Display Pop Art

The best way to merge family-friendly and grownup style with one piece? Display pop art. The bright colors and cheeky streak inherent in these works will speak to both audiences. For some inspiration, look no further than this family room by Raji RM.

Fran Perente

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Layer Throws

What's cozier than sheepskin throws? Throw them over your armchairs, layer them with your area rug, or drape them over an ottoman. The warm tones in this family room designed by Benjamin Vandiver add an extra dose of approachability.

Francesco Lagnese

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Upholster Everything

Okay, well, you don't have to upholster literally everything, but if you have little kids running around, the softer your anchor items the better. A fabric-covered ottoman with a tray on top, for example, is much more family-friendly than a glass coffee table (and did you know? You can even upholster walls!). It can be kid-proof and upscale if you use a mix of classic and playful prints, traditional pieces, and unexpected colors. This polished space by Nick Olsen is a great example.

Robert McKinley Studio

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Incorporate Laid-Back Materials

This simple family room designed by Robert McKinley Studio incorporates tons of texture, from the rug to the shades and the sofa. These casual materials make it feel family-friendly while still be fresh and stylish.

LAURE JOLIET

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Install a Home Bar

Add a home bar in the family room to make it equal parts kid- and adult-friendly. It'll be the perfect place to entertain guests but won't overtake the space if you tuck it off to the side or elevate it. This family room by Reath Design also makes us want to mix paint for walls and ceilings mint green for a fresh feel.

Simon Brown

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Slide in a Bar Cart

No room for an actual full home bar? That's okay! Just deck out a bar cart instead, as Beata Heuman did in this eclectic parlor.

Brigette Romanek Studio

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Add a Game Zone

If your space is large enough, think beyond the basic sofa plus coffee table plus television design formula for the family room. In this Malibu home by Romanek Design Studio, the many windows create a modern canvas for the kid-friendly ping pong table and adult-friendly stools that separate the game zone from the sitting area.

Eric Piasecki

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Have Fun With Color

Too outrageous? No such thing. With a gold statement ceiling, tangerine walls, floral motifs, and pops of color everywhere, this family room designed by Katie Ridder isn't afraid to have fun.

BRITTANY AMBRIDGE

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Spotlight Instruments

A game room isn't complete without instruments. Take notes from this space designed by Peti Lau for one half of musical duo The Chainsmokers. The Yamaha grand piano anchors the room and sets the stage for the other instruments and music memorabilia lining the shelves.

Shade Degges

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Use Club Chairs

If you don't have room for both a sofa and club chairs, forgo the sofa and opt for two cozy armchairs like designer Jae Joo did in this sitting room. If there's a fireplace, angle them towards it to encourage cozy hangs and conversation while also drawing the eye to it.

PHOTO: Felix Forest; DESIGN: Arent & Pyke

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Set Up a Snack Nook

Consider making a spacious family room multi-purpose by adding a table with a banquet for snacking and casual dining. This will keep the crumbs from accumulating on the sofa, too. A build-in bench like this stylish one designed by Arent & Pyke will help save space.

Simon Watson

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Balance Trends With Timelessness

With plenty of comfortable seating, built-in wall storage, a traditional rug, and playful yet neutral upholstery (including the printed tented ceiling, not just the blue velvet blue sofa!), this family room designed by Jeannette Whitson strikes the perfect balance between on-trend and timeless. The sliding glass barn doors walls also help make it feel extra intimate.

Romanek Design Studio

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Hang a Chair

Nothing ramps up the fun like a playful touch in the family room. This hanging chair in a media room designed by Romanek Design Studio proves our point—but the handsome leather upholstery also ensures a more sophisticated look. It's the perfect blend of cozy and cool (particularly for the color-averse).

Eric Piasecki

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Take It Outside

If you don't a spare room to use as the designated family hangout space, bring it outside or to a screened-in porch. In this one designed by Corey Damen Jenkins, the outdoor fireplace, throws, and carpet make sure it's cozy and warm enough for people to hang out in.

Studio DB

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Choose Seating Wisely

A super soft and comfy sectional with plenty of space to spread out on movie night is a must in the family room. We're digging the whimsical pendant light and colorful throw pillows in this Studio DB-designed room.

Paul Raeside

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Make It Intimate

Paint the walls a darker shade to make the family room feel intimate and cozy. Then opt for brighter furniture, like an orange sofa and green armchair, to introduce some cheer, as decorator Andrew Flesher did here.

Leanne Ford Interiors

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Go Tonal

Up the cozy factor in your family room in a major way by layering materials and textures. Keep them a neutral color so they look elevated. If you want to dabble in the art of all-white decorating, take note from this space designed by Leanne Ford Interiors.

Nicole Franzen

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Set The Scene

This fireplace in a GRT Architects-designed room is made for family gatherings. To make it even more inviting, lean some instruments against the wall and ensure there's plenty of seating space. The floating shelves give it a more lived-in feel while also increasing storage.

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Maintain the Flow

If your home is super modern and monochrome, you don't need to switch gears in the family room. In fact, maintaining a consistent flow will is a good call. As design and architecture firm Studio Razavi did in this apartment, have fun with shapes. It's playful, but also modern and will age gracefully as the kids grow up.

Nicole Franzen

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Go Neutral

Whoever said minimalism can't be cozy will definitely rethink things when they see this living room by Space Exploration Design. Mix neutrals to add some character and use ultra plush materials, like floor cushions. Add a pop of color with your coffee table books and wall art.

Leanne Ford Interiors

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Serve Double Duty

If your family room is also your living room, choose furniture that's super comfortable and cozy while also looking streamlined and formal. Then, when you have guests over, add florals to make it feel more special and party-ready. Let this space by Leanne Ford Interiors guide you.

Paul Raeside

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Up the Throw Pillow Factor

The colorful throw pillows are the focal point of this room designed by Andrew Flesher. For a similar look and feel, paint your walls and ceilings bright white so all the fun decor can really pop. The best part? You can always swap in new pillows for an instant room refresh.

Fantastic Frank

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Slide Up a Rocking Chair

When decorating a family room that feels functional and stylish, stick to the basics with investment pieces (like the sofa and coffee table). Then bring in personal style with accent seating. A rocking chair will be both eye-catching and on-theme for a family-friendly space.

2LG Studio

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Float Your Furniture

Resist the urge to push all of your furniture up against the walls—if you create space behind the furniture, it makes the room look wider than it is. In this living room designed by 2LG Studio, the the floating sofa separates the lounge area from the kitchen and dining space.

Leanne Ford Interiors

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Hang Large-Scale Artwork

Make a simple wall a little more exciting with oversized artwork, as Leanne Ford did in this modest family room. This is also a good way to take advantage of wall space when your the room is tiny but the ceilings are high.

PHOTO: Felix Forest; DESIGN: Arent & Pyke

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Let the Light in

This contemporary family room designed by Arent & Pyke feels peaceful and cool thanks to abundant natural light and modern furniture. The crisp Light grey upholstery and blue rug are warmed up by the rattan hoop chair, brown cabinetry, and indoor citrus plant.

Fantastic Frank

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Try Alternative Seating

Nothing ramps up the fun like a playful touch—in this case, an actual swing. Now this is a family room idea we can get behind.

Roland Bello

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Go Bold With Your Sofa

A blue velvet sofa stands out in the family room of a Manhattan apartment designed by the inimitable Miles Redd. The wallpaper is hung horizontally rather than vertically for a modern look. Try a luxe fabric for something a bit more upscale and formal in the living room, but still fun thanks to the bold color.

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Hadley Mendelsohn Senior Editor Hadley Mendelsohn is House Beautiful's senior design editor and the co-host and executive producer of the podcast Dark House.

How to decorate the family room for the needs of YOUR family

The family room is like a more casual little brother to the living room. While the living room is often decorated for entertainment, the family room is decorated more "from real life". (Of course, it can also be fun, but the family room is more like playing football games and nachos.) Family rooms literally come in all shapes and sizes, with different needs as priorities for that particular family. Here are some ideas on how to decorate a family room to suit the unique needs of your home and family.

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How to decorate a basement family room

Some of the family rooms on the basement floor have windows, while others do not. However, in any case, natural light is important, so your decoration should take this into account if you are going to create a pleasant meeting place.

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To start, you'll probably want to choose a light neutral color for the walls and floor (and ceiling while we're at it), just to make the space seem well lit. Unless the main function of your basement family room is watching movies or TV shows, you might be looking at deeper tones. A comfortable sofa with a clean lining also helps create a cozy aura in the room.

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If you're lucky enough to have decent windows in your basement family room, leave them open, or at least open most of the time to allow maximum light in. A few soft toys on the windowsill (especially if young children or grandchildren will enjoy the family room) soften the atmosphere without blocking the light.

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Speaking of kids or grandkids, you can easily use the wall by installing floating picture shelves and using them as size zero bookshelves. When filled, it can also be used as "wall art", making your family room's decoration requirements much easier.

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Simple graphic details keep the family room feeling youthful without looking cluttered, messy and/or youthful.

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Use furniture to create areas in the family room, especially if it is a longer room. Behind this sofa, for example, is a reading area; in front of it is a TV / conversation area.

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How to Decorate a Modern Family Room

When you consider the purpose of a family room—to relax and enjoy doing things together that you enjoy doing together—it will help you design and decorate the room itself. While many people believe that an undecorated "break room" is the answer, I argue that there is a balance between functionality and stylish design that must be struck to get the most out of this space.

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Creating an accent wall, or even highlighting just part of a wall, creates instant visual appeal without adding anything physically to the family room. This is a great way to create a vibrant color or modern color block effect, and can be especially useful in a basement family room where natural light may be limited.

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Not only does leather furniture look great in a family room, it's also one of the most comfortable upholstery materials. Everyone likes furniture that wears well, especially in a family room where there will be a lot of movement.

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Using a multicolored, textured and/or patterned rug in a family room is a good idea due to the possibility of spills, mess or whatever. Where a light-colored or solid color carpet seems to show it all, the floor pattern is much simpler for real life.

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How to Decorate a Corner of a Family Room

Some houses don't have an entire room that could be labeled as a family room, but the family living there wants to fake it. Such is the case with this area of ​​the family room, and the result is a lovely little retreat for the whole family.

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Built-in shelving starts in the corner of the family room with plenty of white space and fun. Toys, games, books, TV and more are widely spaced into built-in modules, making them easily accessible and aesthetic at the same time.

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Storing toys and fun things this way also makes cleaning easier, as kids can see exactly where things are going. Make sure there is more shelf space than items to keep that critical white open shelving space.

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I think the perfect place for a plaid sofa is in the family room. I love the fun yellow modern pillow that gives it more of a cool funky vibe. And a big photo of your smiling and happy family on canvas is always in fashion.

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How to Decorate a Home Office and Family Room Combo

For a family that gathers mainly when doing homework, computer work, paying bills, reading or doing anything else in a traditional home office, you can also combine a home office and a family room. room into one functional - and absolutely gorgeous - space. .

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Built-in shelving and cabinets provide convenient storage and organization options. This is useful when you want all those office gadgets and supplies close at hand but not necessarily visible and visible.

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Add presence and sophistication to any family room by incorporating glamorous lighting fixtures. This glass chandelier, for example, makes the family room look elegant and special, which is a good balance with the rest of the thoughtful design with functionality in mind.

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Built-in double tables enhance the home office aspect of this family room while also simplifying the aesthetic because they are a single piece of furniture, designed and painted just like everything else. This is a rather amazing non-traditional (but modern) family room.

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Glass French doors in this case have a number of advantages: (1) they break up the space and illuminate the space of the hall, (2) they allow everyone to see what is happening in the family room, (3) they provide transparency while providing privacy and quiet, which can be an essential need for a family room study party, and (4) they look fantastic.

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How to Decorate a Tiny Family Room

Although many of us think of huge recreational rooms for the family room, this is not always the case. The small family room definitely exists and can be tricky to decorate.

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Some families choose to fully incorporate the feeling of family into their family room space. This can be done in many ways, including multiple photos + frames. Keep the frames the same size, color and style if you decide to go down this route to simplify the vignette.

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When the floor plan allows, choose the largest piece of furniture to match the main object of the room. In a family room, this could be a TV, a fireplace, a window, or even a ping-pong table (although the latter probably doesn't get involved in the discussion of tiny family rooms). Whatever you do, arrange the furniture so that as many people as possible can see and appreciate it.

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The corner of a tiny room can often be softened up a bit with something more branchy and tall. It works because the silhouette is thin enough to match the proportions of the rest of the small family room, and the height adds some much needed dimension to expand the space vertically.

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If you want family room visitors to stop and linger for a while, it's a strategic (and stylish) move to include a few comfy throw pillows and/or blankets within sight and easy reach.

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Throw pillows can usually play a key role in setting the color palette of a space, especially in a small room where other components are more likely to be neutral.

ideas for a cozy interior - INMYROOM

You just moved into a new house, and the interior seems to you not cozy enough, and you don’t have money for quality repairs. Do you know how decorate the room? Designers believe that a cozy house is the one that smartly and beautifully designed. No matter how the room would be furnished, its empty walls can ruin the whole interior. Also, the design will appear unfinished. Therefore, a good solution would be to try to decorate it. Not at all necessary use the services of specialists, but it is better to try to do it on one's own.

Wall painting

Wall painting is considered one of the most beautiful ways to decorate a room, so it is not surprising that even in the old days masters covered the walls with unique frescoes. Also, by painting the walls, you can achieve an increase or decrease in space. Unlike those distant times, the painting technology in our time has not only remained the same, but has become even simpler. This is due to the fact that today only modern types of paints and materials are used to decorate walls.

Before starting wall painting, you need to carefully consider what exactly should be depicted on them, and make sure that the pattern is harmonious with the overall design of the room. Cosiness and harmony in the children's room will help to create large solid elements that should be very bright. While the living room is better suited large The drawing is only on one wall.

The next step is primer, putty walls, that is, preparation for the painting itself. Only after After that, you can start decorating the walls with drawings. Draw right away paints on the wall is better if you have artistic skills and you are sure you will do well. Otherwise, you can download lots of stencils from the internet. Their use is first, the stencil is applied to the wall, then circle it with a pencil or paints and only then the outline of the stencil begins.

Photos, paintings, mirrors, clocks

Another way to beautifully decorate a room to create coziness is photos, paintings, mirrors and clocks. Previously, you could see black and white family photos on the walls, because they look very hospitable and cozy. To achieve complete harmony, you need to combine different photos, experiment with their sizes and the color scheme of the frames, because pictures that are the same in size look completely inharmonious, boring and unattractive in one row.

There are many options for the location of photos and paintings, depending on their size. Can be around one large picture to arrange many small ones. Also on the wall hang just one, but a large picture. It all depends on imagination and desires of the owner of the house. Moreover, when choosing a design, it is worth considering the atmosphere. the room they will be in. For example, the bedroom will be beautiful look romantic photos, common ones are more suitable for the living room family, and for children - cheerful, cheerful photos. Also, as room decorations should use panels, but it is worth remembering that they are better hang at eye level.

Mirror also considered a good option for decorating a room. The effect of warmth and comfort in the room is created provided that the mirror is hung so that it reflects photographs, paintings or panel. For mirrors, you should choose an interesting frame or make it independently, for example, using wooden clothespins, acrylic paints and varnish.

How to decorate a house with appliqués

The easiest, simplest and most original way to decorate a wall in a room is a pattern on the walls made from the remnants of wallpaper and stickers, that is, an appliqué. Using this method, you can create any pattern and pattern, as well as beautiful inscriptions by drawing them on a computer and carefully sticking them on the wall. But it is worth remembering that bright applications are suitable for children's rooms, and in other rooms you can use pastel colors. If you do not pick up contrasting wallpapers for the application, then the pattern may not be noticeable enough. Using this type of wall decoration, you can not only slightly change the look of the room, but also radically transform the interior of the room.

Embroidery, textiles, pillows

Another way to decorate a room with your own hands is embroidery. If you love and know how to embroider, then this will be very easy to do. With the help of embroidery, you can enliven the interior of the room and make it more harmonious, giving completeness. The location of the embroidered paintings depends only on the individual taste and desires of the owner of the house.

The easiest way how to decorate a room - these are sofa cushions. They can also be used for contrast, and to complement the color scheme of the room. Color, fabric, cushion pattern depends on the desired effect and the interior of the room. For the best result it is advisable to experiment, but, of course, do not forget about the style of your rooms.

Paper decoration ideas

Not only pillows or paintings can decorate a room. There is an affordable and easy way: use paper. What options?

Paper home decoration is an easy way to make a change in the interior. It will also serve as an excellent temporary solution, hiding a stain or dent on the wall, imperfection of the furniture.

Curtains for home decoration

Curtains play an important role in the interior of a room. Their change often drastically changes the look of the room. Now there is a huge selection of curtains for every taste, because their choice will not be a big problem, but will significantly help in changing the interior. When choosing curtains, it is worth remembering that they should be several tones brighter than the walls of the room. Also, do not forget about the retainers for curtains, which should fit the overall interior of the room.

Decorating a room with shelves

A functional and aesthetic way to decorate your home with your own hands is to use shelves. How to do it?

Do not forget two rules: for the shelves to really decorate the house, they must contrast with the wall, and the objects on them must be arranged harmoniously, without chaos.

Lighting

Lighting is a great way to decorate a room and plays one of the most important roles in decorating. Just changing the lighting will help to achieve huge results in decoration. After all, it is a large amount of light that is a frequent technique used by designers. Lots of natural soft light in your bedroom or living room will help you relax, while a cool color in your office will help you concentrate.

Plants, flowers

It is known that flowers and plants are not only the main source of oxygen, but also a beautiful and modern decoration for the room. With the help of plants, you can refresh the room, make the interior more natural and natural. But you need to use flowers in moderation and try not to overdo it, otherwise the room will look like a greenhouse. Flowers are chosen depending on the color and size of the plant. But it is worth remembering that plant species are selected not only depending on your taste, but also depending on the conditions needed by certain types of flowers. Some like a lot of moisture, others a lot of sunlight or shade, so this feature should also be taken into account.

DIY crafts

There are many ideas on the Internet to decorate a room with your own hands by creating a variety of crafts. Here are a few of them.

Circle painting

A very easy way to decorate a room with your own hands is a bubble painting. To create it, we only need a tablet, scissors, a large brush, matte decoupage glue, white acrylic paint and papyrus paper of the desired colors. First you need to paint the tablet with a layer of white paint and dry, then cut out circles of different sizes from papyrus paper and distribute them on the tablet according to your tastes. Next, glue the circles and gently smooth them with a brush. The bubble painting is ready. Also, instead of circles, you can use completely different shapes to your taste.

Images from Instagram

Use a brush and glue to stick photos from Instagram on a square tablet, after printing them out and cutting them out. It is worth considering the size of photos and a tablet. For 9 10x10 photos to fit perfectly, the base should be 30x30. You can also do without cardboard by sticking images directly on the wall using double-sided tape. The idea for decorating the room is ready.

Topographic threads

This way of decorating a room requires accuracy and patience.

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