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9 best living rooms in the world: the design experts' choice

(Image credit: Simon Brown, Courtesy of Firmdale Hotels)

It's the moment all interior design aficionados have been awaiting: 2021's By Design: The World’s Best Contemporary Interior Designers , the bible of interior design, has just launched.

Building on Phaidon’s first foray into the interior design category, By Design: The World’s Best Contemporary Interior Designers introduces us to the most groundbreaking interior designers working today.

The book which has been dubbed the Oscars of the design world, celebrates the globe’s greatest interior designers – and we've been given a preview with an edited extract of the best living rooms in the book, which we are sharing with you, below. 

1. Studio Ashby

Studio Ashby: Floral Court, Private Residence, Living Room, London, UK, 2019.  Photography: Philip Durrant, courtesy of Studio Ashby

(Image credit: Philip Durrant, courtesy of Studio Ashby)

With her Anglo/South African background, Sophie’s work reflects both heritages in a fresh, modern and welcoming way, whether it’s a design scheme for a penthouse overlooking the Thames, a boutique hotel or restaurant, or a rambling country or seaside retreat. 


For this private residence in London’s upscale Floral Court development, Sophie has chosen a boldly captivating color palette, with unique pieces that included a burr-elm coffee table and a dining table with dried flowers, and lashings of contemporary shapes, art and furniture.

Design philosophy: A sharp eye for combining antiques and modern furniture

Romanek Design Studio: The Bu, Private Residence, Malibu, California, USA, 2019. Photography: Justin Coit, courtesy of Romanek Design Studio

(Image credit: Justin Coit, courtesy of Romanek Design)

Brigette Romanek opened her Los Angeles-based Romanek Design Studio in 2018, and has since garnered a huge following. Her studio has grown exponentially over two years, and it is easy to see why. 

For this family home in Malibu, Brigette created a space that was elegant yet modern. A carefully-considered mix of sleek contemporary furniture, bold color and sublime texture make up this expertly-designed small living room.

Design philosophy: A gift for incorporating her clients’ art collections, and a love of greenery

3. Kit Kemp

Kit Kemp: Hyde Park Gate, Private Residence, Drawing Room, London, UK, 2020. Photography: Simon Brown, Courtesy of Firmdale Hotels

(Image credit: Simon Brown, Courtesy of Firmdale Hotels)

Kit Kemp is a powerhouse in the interior design world. Her day job may be as creative director of Firmdale Hotels, overseeing the look and style of 10 hotels, but her vision extends well beyond the ostentatious bedheads she is famous for. 

As an author, public speaker and blogger, she fills her audience with a belief that they, too, can throw out the rulebook and pair seemingly mismatched patterns (don’t be fooled, however, there is plenty of method to what she does), and that they can bring a bit of color and verve to their lives. It’s this sense of fun and abandonment that has seen so many other brands lining up to work with her, hoping to harness her talents for themselves. As we discovered when working together on our June 2019 Centenary issue, she is a dream collaborator, able to see the whole and the micro, delighting in new ideas.

Design philosophy: Organic materials, hand-crated designs and uplifting colors 

4. Grisanti & Cussen

Grisanti & Cussen: Casa FOA, Temporary Display, Living Room, Santiago, Chile, 2017. Photography: Alfredo Gildemeister, Courtesy of Grisanti & Cussen

(Image credit: Alfredo Gildemeister, Courtesy of Grisanti & Cussen)

Chile-based boutique design firm Grisanti & Cussen was founded in 2007 by architect Hugo Grisanti and designer Kana Cussen. The duo are thorough researchers, gifted with a sense for color, texture and using sustainable materials.  

This contemporary apartment in Sweden – designed for housing company Riksbyggen – marries the formal simplicity of Scandinavian furniture with the lively palettes of Latin America, with the living room walls painted in broad stripes of dusty pink and Spanish blue. 

Design philosophy: Fun, color and vivaciousness 

Young Huh Interior Design: Mantoloking Residence, Private Residence, Living Room, Mantoloking, New Jersey, USA, 2016. Photography: John Bessler, Courtesy of Young Huh

(Image credit: John Bessler, Courtesy of Young Huh)

New York-based designer Young Huh is the creative behind Young Huh Interior Design. She founded her firm after deciding to turn away from a budding law career.

For a client’s home in Mantoloking, New Jersey, Huh brings together an everlasting palette of crisp whites and apple greens, grounding the room with a Chinese silk rug and topping it off with a dreamy cloud-motif wallpaper on the ceiling. This home is a curated extension of the outside world.  

Design philosophy: Elevated and purposeful, but also suited for play 

6. Daniel Romualdez

Daniel Romualdez: Romualdez Residence, Private Residence, Living Room, Los Angeles, California, USA, 2005. Photography: Fabrice Fouillet, Courtesy of Daniel Romualdez Architects

(Image credit: Fabrice Fouillet, Courtesy of Daniel Romualdez Architects)

Daniel Romualdez has a constellation of high-profile clients, including Daphne Guinness, Tory Burch, Cornelia Guest, Aerin Lauder, and Mark Rockefeller. Born and raised in Manila, Philippines, Daniel started to work on his dream to work on interiors, initially in the offices of Thierry Despont, before opening his own firm in New York City in 1993. 

In the living room, neutral, calming tones dominate. Elements of the natural world provide a focal point. Here, a geological specimen placed atop a coffee table made of logs creates an earthy connection.

Design philosophy: Calm, tonal colors with unusual textures and raw materials

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Fawn Galli

Fawn Galli: Short Hills, Private Residence, Bar/Lounge, Short Hills, New Jersey, USA, 2017. Photography: Richard Powers, Courtesy of Fawn Galli

(Image credit: Richard Powers, Courtesy of Fawn Galli )

Known for her experimental style, Fawn Galli's launched her own interior design and construction management firm in 2005. 

Galli’s iconic-led approach came into play for a client’s residence in Short Hills, New Jersey. While eccentric and visually off beat, the designer has used acid yellow pops and Art Deco elements to create a space that if brimming with beauty and wonder.

Design philosophy: Old-world elegance with modern sophistication

8. Tom Scheerer

Tom Scheerer: East Hampton Beach House, Private Residence, Living Room, East Hampton, New York, USA, 2017. Photography: Francesco Lagnese, Courtesy of Tom Scheerer

(Image credit: Francesco Lagnese, Courtesy of Tom Scheerer)

Tom Scheerer is a master of the American East Coast, yet his allegiance isn’t to tradition but to comfort and elegance.  

For the neutral palette interiors of an East Hampton house he designed in 2017, the enlivening accent is a color instead of decorative objects – a blue hue sings beautiful in this space

Design philosophy: Never intimidating but are always striking and serene

9. Humbert & Poyet

Humbert & Poyet: Villa Odaya, Private Residence, Living Room, Cannes, France, 2019. Photography: Francis Amiand, Courtesy of Humbert & Poyet

(Image credit: Francis Amiand, Courtesy of Humbert & Poyet)

Any interior designed by Emil Humbert and Christophe Poyet is all about luxury, order and restraint. They revel in their profound know of this history of design, and this is evident in the spaces they create.

Humbert & Poyet often choose to combine a classical Modernism with a sharp, contemporary edge. Villa Odaya, for example, in Cannes, references its Côte d’Azur artistic heritage throughout. 

Design philosophy: Classical Modernism with a sharp, contemporary edge

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By Design: The World’s Best Contemporary Interior Designers is published by Phiadon, £49. 95

A richly illustrated, authoritative global survey of the best and most creative interior designers and decorators working today. 

Jennifer is the Digital Editor at Homes & Gardens. Having worked in the interiors industry for a number of years, spanning many publications, she now hones her digital prowess on the 'best interiors website' in the world. Multi-skilled, Jennifer has worked in PR and marketing, and the occasional dabble in the social media, commercial and e-commerce space. Over the years, she has written about every area of the home, from compiling design houses from some of the best interior designers in the world to sourcing celebrity homes, reviewing appliances and even the odd news story or two.

51 Beautiful Living Rooms With Irresistible Modern Appeal

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A place of relaxation and intimate get-togethers, the living room is a hub in the home that deserves top design priority. Get inspired with our curated collection of beautiful living rooms that feature everything from modern minimalist lofts to luxury ocean side showrooms. Whether you’re looking to switch up your living room's color scheme or planning on a complete reno, this modern living room collection is just what the design doctor ordered! Filled with a variety of décor styles, living room layouts, modern color palettes, unique furniture and much more, you are sure to find something to inspire your next living room project.

Mid-Century Modern gets adorned with a pinch of Art Deco flair in this fresh and vibrant living room. The mix of turquoise textiles with simplistic furniture, like the mid century modern coffee tables, is absolutely divine.

From the oversized cactus terrarium to the log motif accent wall, Mother Nature undoubtedly played a large role in inspiring this beautiful living room. The abundance of natural light beaming in through the expansive window is truly the cherry on top of this striking design.

With lots of natural light illuminating the bold and bright sunshine yellow accents, you can’t help but to feel happy while looking at this cheerful living room. Plus, a grand view of nature may be the best accent wall ever.

Big and bold patterns is a way of life for this Art Deco living room. Bold wall decor and herringbone wood flooring is perfectly offset by a cozy white area rug and an arrangement of simple furniture.

Stealing center stage in this white and gold living room is an oversized modern sofa. Not only does this sofa perfectly fill the space, but it allows for maximum seating within this Art Deco influenced living room.

An accent wall doesn’t have to mean bold color, this aesthetic living room goes for a more elegant look by utilizing varied shapes and depths. A poignant design choice for this modern neutral room.

This open-concept design creates the perfect layout for social gathering among friends and family. Two large couches and bar stools make for the perfect seating arrangement for intimate conversation. We especially love the small touches that make this living room pop. such as the blue and red accents and the unique modern chandelier.

A monochromatic color scheme is offset by two bright Bird of Paradise plants in this living room. The modern coffee table helps bridge the two couches and makes good use of the expansive floor space.

This grey living room utilizes accents of both gold and green to create a striking design that is Modern meets Art Deco. The oversized windows climbing up toward the high ceilings creates the perfect environment for the small indoor garden to thrive. The golden hue of the living room table lamp matches the accent lines in the gray feature wall.

Contemporary apartment living at its best! This light and bright living room is a vision in grey hues. The floor lamps were an especially astounding design choice with their contrasting black & gold finish and unique shape.

The sunken seating area surrounding a cozy fire bowl creates a modern conversation pit in this luxury living room. With a pool off to the back and more seating to the left and right, this home is just begging for a party!

This room emanates an earthy aura with its wood accents and neutral color palette. A coastal-inspired living room that flawlessly executes a neutrally colored design. The elongated floating tv stand produces a great effect.

The full-wall library in this loft living room is every book lovers dream! With multiple colors of books displayed across the shelves, it is not only functional, but also quite eye-catching. The black and white artwork wired from the ceiling creates an exceptional contrast to the shelves of bold colors and overall contributes to this room’s eclectic aesthetic.

Tranquil blue weaves itself through this small living room. The variety of prints displayed across the simple white walls adds extra flair to this Scandinavian-inspired space. A youthful design that truly knows how to utilize bold color, without going overboard.

A unique ceiling fan keeps things cool in this tropical living room. Potted plants have been spread throughout the layout, as well as depicted in the wall art hanging above the couch. Part of the earthy charm of this airy living room though, is definitely thanks to the unique, herringbone wood design on the accent wall.

This rustic living room has no lack of windows or charm! Its brown leather couches are perfectly offset by a boho-inspired rug and a wood paneled ceiling to create a design that is brimming with an elegant, yet masculine charisma.

Mid-Century Modern, open-concept, and amazingly stylish! Just a few of the first things we thought about this light filled living room. Influences of Mid-Century decor can be seen in both the small and large furnishings in this room, especially the nesting coffee table and accent chair.

We hope you aren’t afraid of heights! This double height living room is kept simple with its tan and beige color palette and tufted leather couches. The height of this room is accented with the multitude of pendant lights cascading from the ceiling and the extra tall black and white painting above the couch.

A transitional style living room with a touch of Mid-Century pizzazz. A neutral color scheme blankets itself over this intimate layout that is great for family time or any other socialization. This design is also fantastic because it feels extra spacious thanks to the wall-to-wall window that lets in tons of natural light, all while giving a stunning view of the outdoor greenery. And oh, we can’t take our eyes off that modern chair!

A clean and simple design is taken up a notch due to unique circle chandeliers and elegant marble floors. This living room feels extra airy and open thanks to its light color scheme and abundance of windows.

Welcome to the man cave of modern living rooms! This loft is a combo of edgy meets elegant with its brick walls, leather couch, cow skin rug, and red telephone booth. We imagine that a living room with this much character must have an owner with quite the big personality!

A light and airy design with a living room made for book lovers! With over 100 titles to choose from on the full shelved wall, this is the perfect living room to spend a lazy afternoon.

A Mid-Century Modern living room with fierce style! Various patterns are at play in this room, whether they are bold or subtle. For example, the dynamic accent rug, the framed art prints, and the throw pillows on the Mid-Century Modern sofa. This mix of patterns interspersed with the plants and leather chairs create a modern and stylish living room.

Another Mid-Century Modern living room, but this time the patterns are replaced with bright white, a jute rug, and raw edge wood. The similarity? The use of multiple plants and a setup involving two comfortable reading chairs.

This Farmhouse style home with its prominent wooden beams and rustic decor feels like an ultra-stylish lodge. The warm tones and fireplace make it extra cozy, while the use of metal legged tables and shelving help string the design together.

Naturally finished wood, like the wide plank flooring, keep things nice and airy in the open-concept living room. The navy blue couch and pendant lights provide just the right amount of color, especially when contrasting against the winter wonderland outside!

When entering this rustic living room, you are greeted by a finely curated mix of Cottage and Modern decor. The rustic appeal of this layout is made possible by not only the larger elements like brick and wood, but also the smaller ones, such as the fur throw and mounted antlers.

In this Scandinavian living room, the sloped ceiling features two skylights. This genius incorporation leaves room for bookshelves along the walls, bookshelves that may not have been possible with regular windows. When wall windows aren’t an option, skylights can be a lifesaver. This becomes especially true when you have limited space to work with.

This minimalist living room takes things to the extreme and strips everything down to the bare minimum, including color. The color blocked design of this room is highly unique and is sure to turn a few heads.

Monochrome designs are arguably one of the hardest color schemes to pull off, but this black and white living room makes it look oh-so easy. This chic color scheme is a timeless combo that will age gracefully with this home.

This regal black living room is fit for royalty with its rich hue and dazzling gold accent wall. Black can be dicey to work with as it often makes a room feel less spacious, but this design made sure that wouldn’t be the case by only accenting two walls and leaving one entire wall open to a window.

The tranquil blues mimic the colors of the ocean found right outside this living room’s window. Blue upholstery soothes the harshness of the grey floors and plays wonderfully off the wood slated ceiling. This whole design feels like an ultra-modern beach house!

For those who can’t get enough of plants, an atrium may be the way to go. Not only does it provide a backdrop of lush greenery for this living room, but it also looks rather elegant paired with the black furniture.

This atrium doesn’t steal center stage like the last one, but it does add a touch of nature to this formal living room. With a modern grey sofa, black and white wall art, bright yellow chairs, and a flat screen television, this modern home mixes both practical and stylish with an envious ease.

A blue paneled wall contrasts against the bustling bookshelf to the right of this lively living room. Fun elements like the bright yellow cushions and checkered carpet are much welcome and give this space a youthful charm.

Small living layouts can be incomparably fierce and this living room proves it! This unique design utilizes a swivel TV that gives you the option of viewing from either the living room or bedroom. We also adore the use of bold colors in the couch pillows, throw rug, and accent chair. Some small spaces tend to veer away from color, but not this one!

As far as living rooms with large wall art go, this one might be one of our favorites! The large demeanor and color palette of the art truly elevates this room’s design to the next level. This living room wouldn’t be anywhere near as captivating without the addition of the wall art.

Clean lines and a Mid-Century Modern aesthetic make for quite the modern living room design. We love the incorporation of the window seat, as well as the built-ins that surround the flat screen television.

This traditional living room made for two looks both beautiful and functional. Built-in shelf lighting, floor lamps, and a shaded living room chandelier give this room a romantic ambiance. The mix of textiles throughout flow together effortlessly to create a poignant design. The bowls and books on the table emanate a formal appeal.

This brick wall living room can’t help but to radiate a cozy vibe, especially when paired with a fireplace and an overflowing bookshelf. The warm brown tones used throughout the room only add to its soothing aesthetic.

A pop of color can make all the difference and we can definitely see that notion in play in this living room. The end of the sectional, highlighted by a swing arm wall lamp, is extremely captivating in this design. It pairs especially well with the wall art that hangs above it.

This is undoubtedly not your average design with its floor-to-ceiling plant wall divided by concrete. We’ll definitely be adding this to our collection of living rooms that use concrete to stand out!

Industrial living rooms are great at emulating rustic charm, but this one really hits it out of the park! The large wooden propeller is an exceptional choice of statement art that really highlights the extra high loft ceilings.

Another industrial loft with a fabulous open-concept living room, complete with concrete, brick, metal, and wood. To create a bit of division in this home, wooden crates were used behind the couch. Those crates not only help keep things a bit more separate, but they are also a fantastic storage solution.

This little piece of paradise makes good use of natural wood, potted plants, and wicker to create a calming, coastal living room. To make sure that the spotlight stays on the beachy elements of this design, a simple white sectional couch has been used as seating.

This bold, blue living room is youthful and vibrant with its minimalist design. In lieu of artwork above the couch, which may have made this design too busy, a round decorative wall mirror has been used to help highlight the couch and give the illusion of more space in this room.

A Contemporary Asian fusion that has an undeniable minimalist appeal. This simple design draws attention to the figurine collection on the shelves, as well as the bright orange accents strung throughout this living room.

Retro and Modern collide to create this poignant design that is overflowing with a youthful charisma. The iconic pop art on the wall and the powder blue couch are notable choices in this design, but it definitely wouldn’t be complete without the cluster of accent pillows and funky patterned accent rug. Everything in this room harmonizes absolutely effortlessly!

Small living encapsulated in an energetic design. Everything from the striped walls highlighted by black and white pop art to seafoam green kitchen cupboards scream youthful in this layout.

A quirky gallery wall stands loud-and-proud behind a contrasting soft pink couch. This low living room design has also been accented with two modern chairs in magenta, as well as deep blue curtains that play off the wall art. Low furniture is exceptional for living rooms with low ceilings, as it can make them feel like they have more headspace than they actually do.


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Sometimes it can be quite difficult to decide on the style and end result of the repair work in the living room. After all, this is a rather responsible occupation, since it is in the common room that all families and friends gather, hold family dinners and meetings, just relax with tea or read their favorite books.

The main difficulty lies in common stereotypes, which sometimes do not allow going beyond the usual.

In order to finally get a modern living room design, you need to familiarize yourself with its basic principles:

Several different types and techniques in lighting - basic for the whole room, hidden - to create a cozy romantic mood, local - in certain places, for example, in the reading area.

Living Room Styles

Oriental - this style will give any room an exotic and unique look. The main features that define this style are wallpaper in red or orange tones, low furniture, a real Persian floor carpet.

It is these items that make the oriental interior fabulous. If the dimensions of the room allow, then you can place a screen, forged parts or arches there. The modern Japanese-style living room interior is in many ways similar to the oriental one, but there are still significant differences in it.

The furniture items here are cubic in shape, there are practically no decorative soft pillows. The color scheme of the wallpaper should be in light colors, while the contrasting furniture should be dark.

The decoration contains elements of Japanese national motifs: sakura branches, bright peacocks.

Mandatory presence of candlesticks made of wood, paper screens, various ceramic figurines. This style is suitable for living rooms from 19 m².

Classic – wood and leather are the main characters in a classic design. Shades from dark brown with a transition to golden to ivory are the shades of the classics.

Genuine leather sofa with wooden trim will be the protagonist of such an interior. English modern style is a manifestation of restraint and nobility. The main components of this design are luxury and the highest quality in everything. Such an interior emphasizes the viability of its owner.

Walls are responsible for the color in the interior. Perhaps they will be burgundy, dark green or terracotta. Round chandeliers are an addition to the style.

Country living room is a rather original arrangement solution. The main focus in such a room is a fireplace. Furniture items here are so different that in one room you can find a soft cozy ottoman, a wicker chest and a smooth comfortable sofa.

You can achieve coziness and warmth in a room by placing a few accent details here, for example, family photos, watches, favorite books.

The most popular design style today is minimalism. The interior welcomes straight lines and angles, without pretentiousness. Furniture items and decorative pillows of a rectangular shape. The center of the living room is equipped with a table with a glossy smooth surface.

In color design, the main thing is the contrast of shades. The main white color can be diluted with black, blue, brown or red shades.

Hi-tech room design is only suitable for spacious living rooms. Mirrored canvases can add space to small rooms. Such a modern style is unthinkable without technology. As a rule, the center of a high-tech room is an LCD TV with a large number of related equipment and gadgets.

Colors for decoration are selected with a mandatory condition - metallic gloss. It can be shades of gray, red, blue, and, of course, white. Finishing materials are glass and cold metal.

"Chalet" - very comfortable, cozy and warm style. The center of the living room "chalet" will be a fireplace, near which all the guests and owners of the house will spend most of their time. This style is filled with Alpine motifs: majestic coniferous trees, flower meadows, animals and landscapes. The wreaths of their dried flowers act as decorative elements. Colors of finishing materials and furniture are natural. You can get acquainted with this style in more detail by viewing several photos of a modern living room "chalet". Art Deco differs from other styles in the presence of a large number of expensive accessories and details. Expensive natural wood furniture, a combination of metal and glass, a play of geometric shapes and details. A living room in a modern style, and such exists in the classification of designs, calls for decorating a room without any clear indications and directions. An accent place in this style direction can be a ceiling decorated in the form of a galactic pattern and some interior items in the same color.

The ideas of a modern living room can be a variety of styles and directions. The main thing in this difficult question is the approach. It is made with soul and the right approach that the design of the living room can be unique and harmonious.

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