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50 Inspirational Living Room Ideas

Decorating your living room? We've compiled 50 gorgeous living room ideas to use as a starting point for your next decorating project. From decor to design to furniture, if you're looking for living room inspiration you've come to the right place. You can also shop similar looks with our living room accessories.

Rachel Whiting

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Modern rustic

This contemporary, open-plan living space embraces a modern rustic feel. The beamed ceiling is a nod to the rustic setting, while a mix of vintage pieces blend with contemporary designs including the sofa.

Read more: This modern new-build cottage feels right at home in Suffolk

Bill Kingston

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Victorian flair

Carolyn Barber

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Modern oriental

Tim Young

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Rich velvets

A painterly floral wallpaper provides a delicate backdrop to a beautiful and rich deep-blue velvet sofa. For the perfect finishing touch, add velvet cushions with a contrasting trim for a truly wonderful living room scheme.

Read more: 8 photos that will make you want to decorate with velvet immediately

Mark Scott

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Relaxed layering

Keep it contemporary yet pared back by teaming drips, drops and splatter patterns for an impressionistic look.

Read more: 6 stylish inky blue interiors

Colin Poole

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Small change, big difference

A simple Roman blind and textured flooring has resulted in an elegant update for this neutral living room.

• Modern, traditional or shaggy, Modern Rugs has a great selection for your floor.

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Rachel Whiting

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Go botanical

Carolyn Barber

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Geometrical

Combine straight, curved and angular lines with splashes of colour for a graphic look, keeping the background of this living room understated.

Read more: 8 stylish ways to use pattern in your home

Dan Duchars

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Bold backdrop

Abstract floral wallpaper creates a dramatic backdrop in this living room. The metallic ceiling pendant and table lamp bring a contemporary contrast, while the sweeping wooden frame of the coffee table and grey rug add texture and softness.

Read more: Judy Murray's Wimbledon flat makeover: from lad's pad to stylish sanctuary

Mark Scott

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Naturally laid back

White walls, soft grey upholstery and pale wooden furniture create a relaxed and welcoming look. Choose a classic sofa as the centrepiece, then introduce pattern with a mix-and-match collection of patterned cushions and a geometric rug.

• Head to Dunelm for a range of cushions at an affordable price.

Fiona Walker-Arnott

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A big impression

Choose eyecatching furniture and accessories to create impact in a big, airy room with high ceilings – as seen in this Regency townhouse renovation that's a perfect mix of old and new.

• Looking for a colourful sofa? Shop the most colourful ranges at Swoon.

Mark Scott

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Rethink pink

Pink is still a huge interiors trend. Layer soft rose with grey, choose a classic sofa as the room's focal point and introduce pattern with decorative cushions and a rug. Contrast the soft colours with a statement floor lamp and coffee table.

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Everyday luxury

For hygge vibes, add extra comfort to seating with a toning mix of patterned and plain cushions in linen and wool. It's the perfect autumn/winter look.

Read more: Scandi-style interiors: inspiration for your home

Chris Snook

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Two-tone

This living room has a two-tone palette of grey and chalky white. The darker grey is used on the chimney breast, with the other three walls painted in warm white, which makes the room feel more spacious.

Read more: How one designer made the most of every inch of a compact living room

David Merewether

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Cosy rustic

David Giles

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Opposites attract

Vintage sofas bring an elegant feel in this Victorian home. Promote a sense of intimacy in an open-plan or big room by arranging seating around a coffee table with a rug beneath. The aim is to create a cosy zone within the space.

• If you want a statement coffee table, head to Amara for some lust-worthy designs.

Susan Burnell

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Dark and cosy

Carolyn Barber

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Pop of colour in small spaces

In a small lounge area, a tactile velvet sofa in a golden shade and compact, rounded shape provides impact. Meanwhile, fringed and patterned cushions add individuality. Combining these tactile textures provide sumptuous depth, particularly useful for elevating small spaces.

Read more: 9 stylish ways to introduce ochre into a neutral space

David Barbour

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Room with a view

A sofa with a low back looks contemporary and won't interrupt a great view, as can be seen in this modern farmhouse in Scottish highlands.

Jo Sheldrake

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A country tale

This classic country style scheme is made relaxed and informal with a squashy sofa and chairs, neutral colours and natural textures. The gilt-framed mirror and glamorous table lamps add a touch of elegance to the look.

Mark Scott

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Artistic palette

Turn your living room into a masterpiece with painterly patterned fabrics, arty effects and a palette of soft colours. Choose fine cottons, linens and silks printed in washes of colour as a starting point for your scheme. Team highly decorative pieces with streamlined furniture for a perfect balance of form and function.

• Dress your home in faux flowers – shop some beautiful designs at John Lewis & Partners.

Lizzie Orme

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Make it cosy

Toning grey walls teamed with upcycled furniture and vintage finds give this living room a cosy feel.

• Head to Dulux for some paint inspiration.

Richard Gadsby

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Mid-century

This living room scheme has a mid-century feel. Bold splashes of bright yellow is teamed with sophisticated grey and white to create a striking yet very homely atmosphere.

Read more: This Victorian home is bursting with mid-century design

David Giles

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A sense of space

Soft grey tones and crisp white details bounce light around this contemporary living room. Pale wooden furniture also helps to keep the room looking bright and airy.

• If you always forget to water plants, buy artificial ones instead. Shop a range on Amazon.

Rachel Whiting

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Dark style

Moody greys and burnt orange tones create a welcoming, modern scheme. Offset a dark wall colour with sumptuous textures such as a wool upholstered sofa and a stylish chair in burnished leather.

Katie Lee

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Feature walls

Katie Lee

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Contemporary flair

Douglas Gibb

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Neutral and light

Polly Eltes

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Golden era

The living room in this 1950s house is a glorious example of how to indulge your love of a particular interior style or period without the scheme becoming clichéd or too kitsch. Simply include a few modern pieces for contrast.

Mark Scott

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Warming hues

Select a neutral paint colour with a warm tone as a backdrop for soft furnishings in rich russet shades. Team with classic patterns and choose rustic wooden furniture with simple industrial lines to complement the look.

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85 Beautiful Living Room Ideas with Attractive Decor Choices

Lincoln Barbour

Whether you barely have room for a loveseat or regularly host dozens for movie night, the living room is one of the hardest-working spaces in your home. It's where you sit down with family, host guests, read a book and more, so it's only natural that you'd want it to be as comfortable and inviting as possible. That's why this collection of fresh living room ideas will come in handy as you decorate.

No matter your decorating style — from midcentury to farmhouse, modern to minimal — we have you covered. After choosing the best paint colors for the space (it's okay to pick a trendy paint hue too!), you can revamp the area with a wide range of architectural features and smart decorating choices. Add exposed wood beams to high ceilings, build custom shelves for color-coded books, or make the fireplace your focal point with brick or stone. You'll also find inspiration for decorating with statement rugs, which can define areas within a room and add a pop of color to an overly neutral layout.

Overall, these living room ideas are budget-friendly and easy to recreate on your own. And since decorating is all about having fun, we've peppered in some of the top interior design trends of the year that can do wonders for a living room.

Aimée Mazzenga

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Vintage-Inspired Gallery Wall

A living room is the perfect place to show off vintage finds and unique family heirlooms that have been collected over time. Make your arrangement of paintings and curios stand out even more by going for a dark-colored backdrop. Designer Alexandra Kaehler chose a deep green shade for this basement clubhouse.

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Phil Crozier

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Classic Navy Blue and White

Go for a timeless blend of white and navy hues to pull a living room together. Here, Reena Sotropa In House Design Group paired elegant navy seating with crisp white walls and patterned curtains for contrast.

Bless'er House

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Picture Frame TV

What's more unique than a TV that doubles as decor? Swapping your old television for a Samsung Frame TV allows you to display stunning artwork on screen. Plus, it's easy to replace images to keep them on theme with the room's ever-changing design.

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Tray Ceiling

Don't forget the "fifth" wall! This New York City apartment, crafted by Kati Curtis Design, features a tray ceiling that beautifully accentuates the Sputnik globe chandelier and adds depth to the layout. What's more, the mix of light and dark hues create a striking 3D effect.

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Sinan Tuncay

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Color-Coded Wall Bookcase

If you have an ever-growing book collection, put it on full display! The best spot? Framing the television. Arditi Design added a navy blue custom bookcase to this inviting living room. The color-coded books and matching accessories make it the room's focal point.

Sara Essex Bradley

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Dynamic Patterns

Don't be afraid to make a living room pop with dynamic patterns and colors. This lively setup feels like a work of art, thanks to the graphic green and yellow wallpaper, cane storage cabinet, floral upholstered chairs and that chandelier!

Benjamin Moore

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Add Comfort with a Daybed

Making the most of every inch is key for designing smaller spaces. A built-in daybed — complete with drawers — creates extra seating with a view, along with a place to read and lounge in style.

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Jill Weller

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Design a Cheerful Playroom

Alice Arterberry and Barrett Cooke of Arterberry Cooke Architecture designed this living room in an airy Pasadena, CA, pool house. The hints of yellow, alongside white tones, add a dose of cheer to the design scheme.

Laurie Kilgore Photography

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Elevate With Green

Greenery never fails to bring a room to life. Designed by Stephanie Stroud Interiors, this stylish setup features a dark grass color, which charmingly highlights the gold decor and light furniture in the room.

Troy Thies

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Rotating Bookshelf

Can't decide where to put your TV and bookshelves? Martha O'Hara Interiors designed this white space with a custom rotating cabinet that holds the screen as well as shelving for decorative finds. It's a brilliant arrangement for switching up the living room's theme from season to season.

Stephen Karlisch

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Green and White Stripes

Unsure of how to spruce up your living room walls? Give them a cool yet eye-catching contrast with green and white stripes. Tori Rubinson Interiors amped up the coastal vibe by choosing framed nautical art, paired with woven lighting and storage baskets.

One Kings Lane

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Shades of Red

If you love the color red, but you can't choose which design will suit the walls, rug or overall look, don't stick to one pattern. Pick a red-and-white striped rug and use red-flowered wallpaper to complement the look.

Justin Krug

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Luxe Aesthetic

This beautiful living room features hardwood floors, a luxurious fireplace and a large set of windows with views of lush greenery. Implement some of these style elements to give your area a timeless feel.

Paul Versluis

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Entertainment Section

Similar to how designer Tamara Day styled this sitting area, you can add bean bags instead of regular seating to turn the space into the perfect game room or entertainment setting for kids and guests.

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Stacy Zarin Goldberg

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Rattan Hanging Chair

Adding a rattan hanging chair is a functional, unexpected addition to an interior. Hang one in any corner of the room where you or guests can casually lounge or read.

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Hulya Kolabas

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Rustic-Modern

Transform your area with a rustic-modern appeal using wood beam ceilings, a stone fireplace and crisp white slipcovered furniture.

Eric Piasecki/Otto

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Match Walls to Furniture

Whether you want to create a moody, bright or minimalist feel in your living room, match the color of the walls to your furniture. This will pull the room together in a seamless and unique way.

Rachel Whiting

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Green Couch

When in doubt, choose the color you love the most and use it everywhere, from your furniture to your window treatments.

Silke Zander Getty Images/Picture Press RM

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Pretty in Pink

Pink is said to symbolize love. Bring a light and loving atmosphere that your guests will enjoy with pink furniture and walls. Use a lighter shade for the walls and a darker hue for the couches, stools and tables.

Mike Garten

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Statement Fireplace

Make the fireplace your focal point by opting for one made of stone or brick. Keep the walls white and choose brown leather furniture to complement the room's semi-rustic feel.

Rikki Snyder

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3D Wall Design

Designer Maryline Damour of Damour Drake collaborated with fiber artist Sienna Martz to give this living room a calm and forest-green atmosphere using a 3D leaf installation. Recreate the sense of greenery or design an installation that would better match your personality or room's aesthetic.

Peter Molick

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Cool Gray

Thanks to designer Maureen Stevens, the airy living room in this 1920s Victorian home is full of style. The space features Benjamin Moore’s Gray Owl, which balances the century-old bright white trim and coffered ceiling.

Beatriz da Costa

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Versatile End Tables

Searching for a way to boost your living room's functionality? Not only can end tables be easily moved around the space, but you can also use them as a work surface or spot for kids to tackle homework. When they're not in use, place books or flowers on top as you would with traditional coffee tables.

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Randy O'Rourke

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Built-in Bookshelves

If you don't have a dedicated library, installing built-in bookshelves right in your living room is the next best thing. Keep a rolling ladder handy to make it easy to access the higher shelves.

Michele Lee Willson

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Multipurpose Space

When it came to designing this living room, interior designer Heather Hilliard opted for a multipurpose approach. This space is suitable for tackling work, eating, lounging, you name it.

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August Oliver

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Classic Black-and-White

Lifestyle influencer Anna Mae Groves' Cincinnati home leaned into a timeless black-and-white palette for her living room, complete with DIY geometric wall art.

Jessica Delaney

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Graphic Walls

Speckled wallpaper, paired with an emerald velvet sofa, enlivens this living room setup by New York City-based designer Megan Hopp.

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Brie Williams

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Cool Cyan

Built-in firewood storage and deep cyan-colored walls — Sherwin-Williams' Endless Sea — adds character to this living room in a 1970s Dutch Colonial-style home.

Jessica Bordner

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California Cool

Create & Cultivate founder Jaclyn Johnson teamed up with interior designer Ginny Macdonald to arrange this stylish black-and-white outdoor living room. The design is an extension of her California home's interiors.

Spacecrafting

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Striking Monochrome

If you love a monochrome look, you're sure to find inspiration in this living room that features Benjamin Moore's Knoxville Gray on the walls and fireplace.

Decor in the living room - 80 photos of unusual design ideas in the interior

The living room is the main room in any home. It is this room that guests see as soon as they cross the threshold of your home, and your friends and acquaintances judge the interior of other rooms by this room.

The living room is a kind of visiting card of the owners, their own creation. The strongest energy is concentrated here, because a lot of people gather in this room every day, family members arrange evening gatherings here, share the difficulties of the working day, and also report good news. nine0003

The walls of this room, having heard and seen so much, deserve a stylish design finish. In addition, the room should be not only elegant, but also ergonomic.

Zoning a room will help to separate such an important part of relaxation and comfort from a more practical, working area.

The issue of decorating a modern living room should be approached with special responsibility - from this article you will learn about all the nuances and small secrets of this matter. nine0003

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Living room wall decoration - ideas and variations

Today, there are countless ideas for turning a room into a real piece of design art.

The latest technology and fashion innovations will become your indispensable assistants in choosing the style for your living room and embodying your wildest fantasies.

To correctly determine the color scheme, you should consider the following points: nine0003

If the living room windows face north, the walls should be finished in warm soft colors: orange, yellow, milky beige, olive.

In this way, you can compensate for the lack of sun and heat in the room. If the windows face south, then you can “cool” the room a little with the help of light cold shades: sky blue, pale pink, turquoise. nine0003

You always want to make a small living room bigger, at least visually. The effect of increasing the space can be obtained by using light colors when decorating the walls.

If the area of ​​the living room is large, then you can not limit yourself in choosing colors - both light and dark shades will look good. For a living room that is divided into zones (as, for example, in studio apartments), you can use several colors for wall decoration. nine0003

They can either harmonize with each other or create a contrast. It all depends on your tastes and preferences.

As for your wishes for the design of the living room - first of all, you should decide on the style direction of the room.

In order not to get lost in the variety of options, you can look at several thematic sites, they have excellent photos and videos on the decor of the living room interior - you will definitely have something to your liking. nine0003

It is also important to take into account the preferences of the rest of the people living in the house, so that the living room becomes a comfortable place for all family members.

It is important to decide what will be emphasized in the interior. If you have luxurious new furniture in your living room, then it would be more expedient to focus the attention of guests on it.

To do this, the walls should be of a contrasting color with the furniture.

As mentioned earlier, the choice of technologies and materials for wall decoration today is simply huge. The texture of the material should fit well into the environment and be in harmony with the decorative elements. nine0003

Surely you have already watched some training videos on living room decor, photos and master classes - in them, professional designers talk about various variations of textures and materials for decorating walls. We will also look at some of them:

Wallpaper is the most affordable and primitive option. However, do not underestimate their role in the interior. The construction market offers many original options: from ordinary paper to 3D and photo wallpapers.

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Natural materials such as wood or stone are great for decorating any area or wall in your living room. For example, with their help, you can finish the wall behind the TV or above the fireplace.

For fans of minimalism in the interior, drywall is perfect. In addition, with its help you can make niches in the wall that are so popular in our time.

No worse than the above options, decorative plaster. It covers the wall with a thin layer, can have a different texture and color. Another undoubted advantage of this material is its ability to hide irregularities on the wall due to its rough texture. nine0003

Decorating the walls of the living room

Not only the appearance of the whole room, but also the mood of the owners and guests of the house depends on the decor of the walls in the living room. We bring to your attention the most common areas that can be implemented in the living room, as well as wall decor in these styles:

Provence style implies the naturalness of materials and unity with nature. Its other name is "French Country". Wall decoration in a similar style is the use of wood materials or wallpaper with impressive patterns or horizontal wide stripes. You can decorate the room with the help of decorative dishes with floral patterns. nine0003

For a room in a classic style, the use of precious woods or wall panels with an original pattern is typical. Stucco decorations for walls will look good. To equip the living room in the spirit of past centuries, you can install luxurious sconces made of precious metals or mirrors in antique frames on the wall.

Do you love retro style? - then feel free to use photos taken in the style of the past for wall decor in the living room. It can be both real black and white photos, and bright staged photos. nine0003

All lovers of the exotic should look at examples of Japanese-style living room decoration. This direction in design is a solid minimalism. There should not be any unnecessary elements on the walls - only Japanese ornaments and engravings.

Summing up, we can say that decorating a living room is a real creative process, which should be approached armed with bright and original ideas. In this article, we have analyzed the main decor options and style solutions for the center of the whole house - the living room. nine0003

By taking them into account, and also connecting your own imagination, you will get a result that will literally stun all the residents and guests of your fortress.

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75 beautiful do-it-yourself living room decor options

A living room is a room in which the owners show their lifestyle to guests, it is the decor that allows you to add a twist to the interior design of this room, make it special. Decorating your own living room with your own hands is not difficult. Just follow a few tips.

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How to choose decor for the living room?

First of all, you need to decide on the direction and style of the interior of the living room. It is worth choosing the option that is most appropriate for the character and therefore more attractive to the owners. It is also worth immediately deciding on the purpose of the decor and taking into account the details. For example, for a small living room, it is better to decorate the walls and ceiling in light colors, add mirror elements for the walls - this way you can visually increase the area. In the large living room, the area allows you to place various objects related to hobbies, such as collections or an aquarium. In this case, it is necessary to pay attention to the interaction and combination of all selected elements, to allocate a separate place for their placement. nine0003

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Ways to decorate the living room

The decor of this room includes a choice of colors and finishes for the walls, ceiling and floor, as well as all sorts of options for decorating them. Furniture plays an important role - it occupies the largest area. The right choice of its shape and color is the key to success in the design of the living room. nine0003

Another important feature of the living room is the lighting - it can be arranged in various options from a ceiling chandelier to all kinds of lamps.

Also well suited are various little things that show the life of the owners, hobbies and leisure.

Decoration method

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Application tips

Curtains

nine0190 Bring solemnity to the room and emphasize the style of the room. Create a cosiness, and ennoble windows.

Length, material and color depend on the chosen style. For the classic, curtains made of heavy, dense fabrics (satin, brocade, velvet) are applicable. The Provencal style is characterized by light, airy curtains made of silk, chintz or cotton.

Aquarium

Such a living element is able to give the room bright colors, bring coziness and a favorable atmosphere. The aquarium will transform the room beyond recognition, will please the inhabitants and guests. nine0003

There are several ways to use the aquarium:

Separation of dining area and recreation area;

Furniture element (coffee table).

Puffs

This element makes the room comfortable and decorates the hall. Able to give the hall solidity, comfort or warmth.

It all depends on the given function that the puffs need to perform.

Greenery

The number of square meters in the hall allows you to place live plants of various sizes in the room. Flowers not only serve as decoration, but also purify the air, saturate the room with oxygen.

These can be houseplants in pots or cut flowers in miniature vases. The material of the vase is selected according to the style of the room.

Wall decor

Interior wall decoration are: paintings, mirrors, souvenir items (plates, figurines). They bring a certain mood to the room and give special meaning to the room. nine0003

Variants of decorative elements completely depend on the style of the room, which they will emphasize. For modern styles (hi-tech, modern), discreet paintings in flat frames are suitable. The classic style is not complete without paintings and mirrors in heavy gilded frames.

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Simple living room decor ideas

To change the design of a room, simply create a slightly different arrangement of things and the view will immediately change. For more dramatic changes, you can suggest repainting the furniture, changing the color of the walls, or adding a relief design to them.

Paintings are one of the simple decor options. Just one piece of art is able to place accents or add the necessary completeness and completeness to the room.

It is also worth looking at various little things - they are able to emphasize individuality and add a sense of comfort to the room. Practical objects can also act as decor, if they are properly decorated. For example, a beautifully designed stand with pencils. Various trinkets and souvenirs are best arranged together in color - so they will not look too pockmarked. You can also use handmade gizmos. nine0003

You can add mirror elements to the interior, especially now it is possible to choose them of any shape or order them on the Internet.

Soft puffs will help to add coziness - they will not take up much space and will appeal to both children and adults.

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Incorrect lighting distribution

A living room simply needs enough light, but not too much. It is best to use multiple sources and lighting options. Natural light from the windows will be complemented by small lamps with soft lighting in dimly lit areas. And for the evening version, it is worth adding a few wall lamps or floor lamps to the ceiling light. nine0003

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Excess or lack of furniture

The hall is designed for relaxation and communication - the best option is to use the minimum required set of furniture. It is better to arrange it in groups for the convenience of communicating with guests and family. Using bulky furniture or in large quantities will only reduce the space.

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No carpet

Even the most immaculate floor will look better and cozier with a carpet - it will not only add decoration to the room, but also absorb unnecessary sounds.

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Bare windows

The use of curtains on the windows is an indispensable part of the interior of the living room - they give it a residential look and complement the overall picture. nine0003

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Mix of styles

It is necessary to follow the chosen style and not go to extremes in mixing them. Adjacent styles may and will look good, but an object that stands out from the overall picture will attract unnecessary attention to itself.

The same rule should be followed when choosing accessories - too different will look inharmonious and create discomfort.

See alsoHow to design a living room in a classic style

Seasonal decoration and hall decor

Don't expose everything at once in plain sight. Various seasonal items will regularly refresh your appearance and bring positive emotions.

Fresh flowers in vases will look good in the warm season. Various colors of small details will help convey the seasonal mood. For spring, saturated green tones are suitable, in summer - bright warm shades, in autumn you should turn to orange and red, and in winter decorate the room with white crafts. nine0003

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Neoclassicism is characterized by straight and symmetrical elements that emphasize rigor and luxury. A hall in this style is made without partitions; a solid carpet is used for the floor. All elements should emphasize the spaciousness and freedom of the room. nine0003

Embossed columns and walls, stained-glass windows and surfaces will help to emphasize the style.

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The main requirements for the design in this style are environmental friendliness and practicality. The furniture and decor are dominated by simple-shaped wooden products, natural fabrics for furniture and interiors. Contrary to the name, the design is more in light colors, there are many additional lamps. nine0003

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Finishing materials for living room

Wall, floor and ceiling finishes play an important role in the design. Changing them takes a lot of effort. Therefore, even a small change can transform the look of the living room.

The simplest and cheapest design option is drywall. It allows you to quickly create the desired shape and easily merges with the wall.

Walls often have a choice between wallpaper and paint. An extensive choice of materials and colors of wallpaper gives freedom of action. Decorative plaster harmonizes best with painting. To convey the luxury of the look, Venetian plaster is suitable. nine0003

The room can also be decorated with decorative tiles, stone or stucco. It all depends on the style and possibilities.

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Openings and decorative elements in the design of the living room: according to the direction

The design of door and window openings should match the overall style and emphasize it. So for decorating a living room in a Scandinavian style, window frames and doors made of natural materials are better suited than metal-plastic ones. For neoclassicism, the doorway can be decorated with carvings or sculpting. nine0003

Special finishing touch

A little experimentation will not harm the appearance, so you can add a twist to the design, bring your own individual approach to style. At the same time, it is necessary to take into account the effect of such a decorative element - it should not be too distracting, much less annoying.

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Wall decoration in the living room

The walls in the decor of the living room play a major role and the whole overall effect depends on them. nine0003

Wall decoration and stucco decoration of the living room

Decorative moulding, suitable for classical styles like Baroque. It gives the effect of luxury and order. At the same time, such decor should be as less massive as possible and more symmetrical and orderly. With your own hands, such decor can be made using imitating materials - they are inexpensive and have a decent appearance.

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Wall decoration above the sofa

The sofa occupies a central place in the living room, and the wall above it should attract attention.

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