51 Boho Living Rooms With Ideas, Tips And Accessories To Help You Design Yours
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Sweep harsh lines aside, forget formality and embrace the relaxed boho living room aesthetic. Boho interiors create a comfortable and naturalistic background in which to set aside the growing worries of the fast-paced world. A quiet place where we can relax with family, unplug, and become immersed in hobbies we love. Indoor plants add a touch to Mother Nature’s revitalizing green palette, adding a delicate decorative texture with air-purifying benefits. Rattan baskets and wicker living room hangers warmly accessorize the look along with options for jute or tribal rugs that place tactile interludes and interesting patterns. Check out our collection of boho living rooms below for tips and accessories to help you design yours.
Minimal boho living room. Although the boho interior trend is synonymous with layering and earthy accessorizing, you don’t have to create copious amounts of visual clutter to achieve the look. Applying just a few key pieces of wall decor to your living room along with a complementary coffee table at the center is enough to complete the theme.
In this light modern boho decor, a white marble coffee table nestles with a round black counterpart and a smaller side table to create a cool contemporary focal point within the earthy setting.
Let it shine. When you have a strong architectural focus, neutral boho decor makes an ideal soft accompaniment that won’t distract the eye.
Take it low. The bohemian living room aesthetic is all about a relaxed vibe and informality. So, keep furniture low, pull shelves down to meet it, and accessorize with a floor vase or two.
Bright and laced with nature. Pale backgrounds and light-filled spaces go hand-in-hand with boho decor. Finish with a jute round rug and a coordinating wicker chair.
Alternatively, step back from casual statements and choose one eye-catching living room chandelier.
You can also use a collection of smaller wicker pendants to form a larger lighting feature. Simply group several light fixtures of different sizes into one condensed area and adjust the power cords to various lengths. This light installation is made even more striking by an area of exposed wooden ceiling beams.
Create different areas of boho magic. In this red boho living room, a cane and rattan room divider divides a large space into two more comfortable living rooms. Muted red wall paint features arched doors that complement the design of the double screen.
Boho reflections. In small spaces, the layering of boho accessories can become overwhelming. Instead, apply just a few decorations and include a full-length mirror to enhance the effect and the natural light.
Bring greens indoors. Add a bunch of indoor plants to create a boho jungle where you’ll feel hidden from work stress and everyday problems. This dreamy landscape is the perfect escape in which to get carried away with a great book.
Speaking of idyllic reading spots, why not hang a hammock in which to while away the hours with the latest bestseller.
Contrast padding. In this elegant boho living room design, we see a combination of cool gray and warm tan sofa upholstery that creates a wonderful tonal balance.
Tell the boho fairy tale with tables. Contrasting coffee tables, a multitude of side tables and a unique sofa table combine to create an interesting visual. A large jute rug holds the busy furniture arrangement together on one warm base.
The sunken boho living room. This living room dips low into the floor to form a comfortable conversation piece. Rattan hangers, table lamps and coffee tables form a warm and textured core.
While light decor is the most suitable for boho interiors, you don’t have to completely miss out on color. Choose a bright tribal living room rug to inject optimal personality.
A hammock in the trees and a double-height living room filled with music and books – this is a living space you may never want to leave.
The dark boho living room looks. Although rarer than pale spaces, dark boho interiors are powerful and majestic. Clean up the look with just a few light accents, like this chic modern coffee table design and upholstered stool.
Cut with copper. These copper wall lights, directional spotlights, matching fan and decorative Moroccan ceiling panel add a rich glow to an industrial concrete backdrop. See more of this colorful boho-industrial-style home with Moroccan accents here.
Boho accessories. If your living room is already freshly decorated in a modern style, it is not too late to achieve the boho atmosphere. Grab yourself a macrame wall hanging, a houseplant, a knitted pouf and a bunch of textural throw pillows and you’re in business.
This minimalist boho living room scheme is completed with a beautiful fig leaf plant, a simple wooden coffee table and rattan pendant lights above an adjoining dining area.
With a white boho living room base, indoor plants, rattan elements and natural wood draw attention. The off-white texture of macrame wall decor is enough to create interest against a clean white fireplace.
In this white living room, a brown leather sofa brings out the subtle warmth of small wicker and wooden accessories.
Celebrate life, love and nature with a colorful boho living room palette.
Industrial-boho spaces look impressive with a custom concrete sofa design, but this can leave the area a bit linear. Fight harsh furniture lines with a jute round rug, round coffee tables, a circular wall mirror, and a rounded fireplace design.
Ceramic pots and vases provide a rustic, handmade aesthetic to boho surroundings. Illuminate the collection with subtle LED shelf lights.
When it comes to boho living room curtains, think natural fibers like linen and hemp. Intricately woven macrame makes a wonderful window piece that gently filters the sunlight during the day and offers a decorative screen of privacy at night.
If you’re not sure where to start with your boho decorating scheme, then you can’t go wrong with a coat. wall basket screen You can create this look on a budget by looking for second-hand rattan treasures in thrift stores.
As an alternative to a wicker basket wall, you could invest in a set of handmade wooden artwork. Get this wall decor here.
Blushed infusions make a boho room look calm and pink.
Another pink scheme, this open plan lounge area is made up of a pink modern sofa that hugs a unique rotating coffee table. See more ideas for elegant coffee tables
Use the beautiful silhouette of a boho chair to set the look.
Passionate about pattern. Patchwork sofas flank this living room with a riot of boho prints.
Boho building blocks. Floor cushions, chunky sofa design and textured wall art form building blocks of boho style.
Fashion a boho-glam living room with sumptuous fabrics and a brilliantly colorful Frida Kahlo painting.
Painted arch motifs build effective zoning, as in the mixed living area of this studio apartment.
A colorful decorative palette and a Persian carpet bring together a cozy and homely atmosphere.
Multiply greenery with botanical art.
Rock a neutral boho scheme with a bold pattern, like this beige and black houndstooth set.
In a luxuriously large space, use wall and floor texture to fill the expanse with a boho essence.
A modern gray sofa design takes on the boho spirit when placed under wicker hangings and accented with a tribal rug.
Elegant bows. Mix boho beauty with the bow trend to achieve a modern fusion.
Small and casual. No matter the space, you can achieve a loose boho look with just a small collection of naturalistic accessories.
A rocking chair balances between the indoor and outdoor aesthetic that forms the boho mood.
Create a black and white contrast for an edgier vibe.
It is also possible to design a renter-friendly boho decor. Use wooden benches instead of wall-mounted shelving to display earthy accessories and art, and roll out a flat-weave boho rug that you can easily take with you when you move to your next apartment.
Mid-century boho. Mid-century modern furniture works well in relaxed boho settings, bringing in complementary bright colors, wooden frames and rattan textiles.
The boho loft look. Natural timber and indoor plants are a match made in heaven with the raw red brick walls of an urban loft.
Handmade accessories. Visit craft fairs or learn how to make your own boho accessories to achieve a unique result.
A cheerful color mix. Why just pick one accent color when you can have three or four? In colorful boho decor, the more the merrier.
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40 Light Filled Living Rooms Connected With Nature
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Light Filled Living Rooms are a joy to spend time with family and friends. Add a powerful connection to the outside and it’s a place you may never want to leave. These 40 light-filled living room designs show how to style bright and airy spaces to be homey and welcoming. This collection also delivers inspiration on how best to arrange windows and patios to take advantage of the most natural light and scenery. With a background of natural greenery, it is useful to see the effects that the panorama has on the inner palette, and how silhouettes can be encouraged or lost against the abundant view.
A U-shaped courtyard makes this light-filled living room to be enveloped by nature on three full sides. Black window frames strongly segment the green panorama, making a gallery of vertical views.
Floor-to-ceiling windows completely blend the boundary between the living room and garden. Here, an extreme black fireplace descends from the ceiling line to create a striking silhouette against the lush green background, A thin, metal-framed console unit lightly underscores the protagonist’s view.
In this example of minimalist living from the iconic Farnsworth house, furniture is placed sparsely to allow the green landscape to dominate the scene.
Opposite glass walls surround a living room with equally fascinating views. These walls can be opened by double or sliding glass doors to create a blissful breeze in warm climates.
With Mother Nature knocking at the window, it’s only polite to invite her indoors. Insert a mature indoor plant in the living room to create a tangible relationship with the garden.
Use natural materials to complete a tree-lined panorama. Think natural wood furniture, rough stone main walls or jute rugs.
Place a round coffee table at the heart of your living room so that all other things orbit. The eye will move out of the focal piece, layer after layer, falling first on the surrounding furniture and finally settling on the sight.
An influx of natural sunlight will cause an attractive play of light on deep ceiling beams and slatted ceiling treatments.
Extend windows to the top of a double high living room to take advantage of every possible drop of incoming light. Whether you close them or not, clean drapes will lightly frame the view and create visual drama.
Edge to edge happiness. This almost frameless window design effectively opens up the side of the building to achieve an uninterrupted panorama.
Seamless ceilings. This wood-paneled ceiling treatment expands on an overhang outside the patio doors to achieve a single streamlined aesthetic.
Even corridor patios make a wonderful change to the feeling of openness and nature connectivity.
Fashion your own waterfront. If you don’t live by a lake or beach, you can still have a waterfront home with the addition of a pool that runs right next to the living room window.
Make sure furniture does not obstruct the view by choosing low sofas or placing ottoman modules where the glass meets the floor.
Wooden upholstery bases this window-sided living room. A unique floor lamp puts a striking silhouette against the soothing woody background.
Echo the march of the trees outside with vertically latticed or fluted wall treatments, like this striking fireplace.
Hide a tree in a cubic yard to create a spectacular room divider.
Fully retractable doors make a literal connection with the large exterior.
In this large wabi sabi interior, light falls only on key pieces in the living room to create a grumpy aesthetic. The beautiful imperfections of the living room furniture make it an ideal companion for a wild forest behind.
Allow your living room to flow effortlessly into outdoor living quarters by blurring where the boundaries lie.
Let nature inspire the color palette of your living room furniture, like this elegant moss green and earthy brown layout.
A pebble bed marks the center of this unique, naturally kissed living room, while tree beds are interspersed among modern living room furniture.
Elegant arched gates gently embrace snapshots of a divine landscape. See more inspiration for arches in interiors.
Where garden views wrap only two or three sides of the living room, install an interior courtyard to round out the natural aesthetic.
Lightweight living room furniture does not distract from the exterior views, patio or colorful artwork.
A soaking living room or chat room allows you to enjoy garden plant beds at eye level.
Traditional armchairs make a playful juxtaposition against a wild background.
A wooden media wall warmly connects two frontal views of the outside environment.
A vibrant banana plant makes a perfect companion for a high-ceilinged, nature-blessed living room.
Accessorize nature-inspired furniture, such as this beautiful wooden frame chair with an Ottoman and rustic bench design.
Combine the art of nature with the art of man by hanging artwork in a courtyard view.
A heavenly exterior view is right at home with an ethereal white interior.
A pergola-style ceiling creates an indoor-outdoor feel.
It’s hard to see where the inner planter ends and the exterior begins in this luxurious light-filled living room.
An exterior deck will extend the housing when double doors are pulled back.
A partial room divider divides living space into different pockets of function without completely cutting off the view.
Hang a rocking chair in the wind.
Mezzanine level further exaggerates a sense of openness and airiness.
Introduce botanical patterns to honor the outside.
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51 Formal Living Room Ideas & Design Tips
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Formal Living Room Ideas carry an air of elegance, made up of upscale furniture, luxurious rugs, eye-catching fireplaces, spectacular lighting fixtures, exciting artwork, luxurious décor and elegant accessories. They are the grand reception area where guests are welcomed, entertained and impressed. A formal salon design can be achieved under many different aesthetics, so we’ve put together 51 of our favorite ideas to inspire you on how to design your own. We have almost every eventuality covered from traditional lounges and neoclassical spaces to modern mansions and minimalist interiors, in addition to a dose of rustic romance and industrial-style living in between. We’ll focus on the details that make these spaces really shiny and offer tips to help you get there.
Mix color and class. Classically delicious in its approach but colorfully executed, this rich, eclectic formal lounge exudes character and lively energy. A large rug joins the contrasting arrangement.
Bring a bench. Conversational seating arrangements make for a welcoming, sociable arrangement in a formal lounge. Enclose the seat on all four sides without cutting it off from the larger space using a sleek modern bench design.
Soften a square space with a curved sofa. The smooth silhouette will reduce the eye of the invading corners. Add a large ceiling rose and a spherical chandelier to complete the rounded theme.
A frame with an explosion of botanical beauty, like the modern French interior design of this planter. Introduce green accent furniture to enhance Mother Nature’s color palette.
Two front sofas produce a smart but rigid layout. Try softening those edges with two curved sofa alternatives to create a more relaxed setting.
Keep sofa upholstery and spread simple pillows and take a pattern on the floor with a sensationally bold living room rug. Use coffee table decorations such as vases, bowls and decorative trays to increase interest closer to eye level.
Play with light and shadow. This fascinating living room chandelier gets a contrasting black background to draw attention to its delicate detail.
This modern crystal chandelier shines in the sunlight from the casement windows, while an impressive TV wall makes an impressive statement in bold black and gold finishes.
Sunlight and nature. If you are the lucky owner of a double high living room that is flooded with natural light, then use that bright influx to nourish an indoor garden, as well as your soul.
Bring a balance. In this large and luxurious formal lounge, the core lounge is chosen in pale gray, while black drapes and black accent chairs darkly balance the edge.
Space for reflection. White marble wall panels make a luxurious framing for prized artwork, and all are reflected in a mirrored ceiling directly above. Canal tufted sofas gather around the show, peacefully interspersed with indoor plants.
Take it to the top. More of an art installation than a lighting function, these free-form hanging lights float like dim white clouds over an airy living space.
Bring in the outside with side-by-side picture windows and patio doors.
It’s all about the architecture. Whether it’s a fabulous spacious staircase or high-rise windows, let architectural wonders stand out.
Set a stage for good times and good company with a prominent wine preservation wall. Stack bottles up to the ceiling and back with mirrors. Install a thin edge of LED strips to accentuate the result.
Build a multifaceted focal wall. With the TV taking center stage on this focal wall, the modern fireplace is located off-center to avoid possible heat damage to the screen. Built-in bookcases balance the opposite side of the fireplace, while lighted curious cabinets brighten the top volume.
If crystal chandeliers feel too grandiose for your tastes, then consider filling a high ceiling void with a structured sputnik chandelier instead.
Treat double-glazed windows with custom-made ceiling-to-floor drapes. The full-length white drapes in this wonderfully light luxury lounge create a uniform gait across the window wall, almost like a colonnade.
Pockets of pleasure. Lots of furniture gives this formal living room a more inhabited look, where heaps of coffee table books are distracting and a wet bar is available for refreshments.
Growing and concrete. Linen sofas, contemporary artwork and an elongated modern fireplace design a clear layout through this living room, where cool concrete reigns supreme.
Fluted and gilded, this fine interior is lively with texture, reflections and light play.
Hang a mid-century atmosphere with a ceiling-mounted fireplace. These well-shaped fireplaces can be well inserted into corners to produce a comfortable shine where there is no chimney chest.
The ice cream on the cake. Intricate cornices and ceiling decorations introduce elegant scrolls around the border of this neoclassical settlement, like elaborate ice cream on a wedding cake.
Enclosed in wood paneling and gifted with classic statues, this traditional lounge is a picture of great taste.
Arched windows give this aesthetic living room a graceful backdrop against which to lay bold modern furniture.
Just one hero. Let a single colorful accent sing with the rest of the room under shaded tones of gray and black.
Nature and neutrals. With panoramic nature views to color your space, keep furniture peacefully neutral and understated.
Cold blue meets earthy brown accents here, creating a tonal balanced decor that feels fresh and comfortable.
Gray splendor. Beautiful furniture is widely spread throughout this large living room to create a chic and airy aesthetic. A flute chimney threads an attractive texture around a grand modern fireplace.
Speaking of grand fireplace walls, a stunning stone layout is the star of the show in this luxurious rustic lounge.
This fascinating fireplace wall makes a darkly reflective vertical plane for double-height windows and excellent modern chandelier.
It’s all about the bows. From chic arched windows to an inverted flute ceiling, this cool living room has curves in all the right places.
This arched festooned interior is accompanied by equally curved living room furniture and floor lamps. See more ideas for using arches indoors.
The expert library aspect. Think of built-in bookcases from floor to ceiling and atmospheric mood light.
Natural rugs and exposed wooden roofs come together to make a comfortable scene with a rustic touch.
Play to the best of your ability. Impossibly high TV wall gets care with grand wood panel treatment.
Tall and powerful. Pull your eye up in a high-ceilinged living room with great artwork, high panel molding and large lamps.
Take away the harshness of industrial settlements by introducing formal carpeting, large-scale wall art, and healthy pepper from indoor plants.
Be inspired by your favorite artwork. This wall art inspires a high-end color palette of deep blue, beige, gray and gold. Gallery white expanses provide breathing space between.
Delightful red accents. Whether it’s a single red accent sofa or chair, a red side table of light carpet, red is a color that is sure to brighten up and enliven any room it graces.
Well rounded and botanically inspired. Botany is all about curves and segmentation, so why not complete an abundant garden view with furniture and stucco treatments that take advantage of the deep beauty of nature.
Rich color contrast. Burnt-out umbrella accent chairs, scattered cushions and a unique modern chandelier add color and bold character to a formal living room with a classic suit and fresh stone details.
Another burnt shadow sang home interior, this time with the artistic undertones of modern 3D wall art and classical sculpture.
Old elegance meets new ideals. Twin tufted back chairs embody a traditional, majestic feel in this lounge arrangement, which gracefully contrasts with the harder lines of a modern sofa. LED circular chandeliers brightly reflect the simple round outline of a luxurious marble coffee table.
Floating features. Wall panels float in front of arched windows, a classic ceiling soaks from the edges of the room to reveal perimeter light, and gold disco pendants seem to rise above this unique formal hall.
Another fabulous floating feature, this golden sculptural chandelier commands the stage.
Purple perfection. This tailored formal lounge design features a custom bookcase wall and smart server. However, it is the elegant purple accent furniture that really fills.
Black and gold glamor stands out strikingly and timelessly.
Opposites attract. Blue and orange might be the opposite of each other on the color wheel, but they come together to make a glorious effect in a modern living room decorating scheme. Orange adds warmth while blue brings feelings of calm. See more ideas for blue lounges.
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51 Living Room Projector Ideas That Beat The Movie Theatre Hands Down
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Once upon a time, movie projectors were limited to dark home-like rooms, but no longer. Currently, there are projectors that produce fairly bright images for open living space without the image being destroyed by ambient light. Completely swapping a thick black TV for a sleek projector screen achieves a quieter and sleeker room aesthetic. Dropping a projector in front of your TV for a movie or the big game can double your viewing area. It’s really pointless. This collection of ideas for living room projectors shows exactly how it is made, in modern decorations that elegantly hit the cinema.
Block it. Fortunately, high lumen projectors have become more affordable, but you can also reduce your ambient light with blackout curtains like these luxurious gray drapes. Natural wooden bookcases balance the other half of this room with an uplifting golden tone. A compatible bench functions both as a media shelf and as a seat when the projector screen is retracted.
Nostalgic movie nights. Dark decoration and dim lighting set up an authentic kinetic atmosphere. It also means you can choose a less expensive projector with fewer lumens to successfully illuminate the screen.
Have your cake and eat it. Many people like to hold the option of the typical TV, but it does not have to be or / or situation. A ceiling-mounted, retractable projection screen can be positioned to narrowly pass in front of a wall-mounted TV, giving you the best of both worlds.
Build a balance for each scenario. A built-in perimeter seat makes great sense for extra guests and hidden storage when a projection screen is retracted into the ceiling, and as a smooth media unit when the film is moving.
Recreational cascade. Indoor plants drop a cascade of greenery on this empty white projection wall, causing the perfect natural distraction from its intended technical use.
Large projection screens offer great viewing for open plan residential locations, where they can provide the living room, kitchen and dining rooms with equal viewing pleasure.
Pick up some color. If you decide to reduce the ambient light with darker decor, consider increasing the brightness in colorful soft furniture and wall art to compensate.
In moderate ambient light, a projector with about 2000 lumens may suffice, but very bright rooms may need about 3000 to produce the desired results.
Lighter projectors aren’t always better, of course, a 3500-light projector in a barely black room can be quite bright. This white room compensates for the brighter projection unit at night with an evenly distributed track lighting system.
Let the screen be your window blind. This is a great option for rooms that lack wall space due to large expanses of glass and architectural features.
Perimeter LEDs make atmospheric basic lighting for a living room projector.
Projector settings go hand-in-hand with minimalist lounges, eliminating the wall clutter of a constant TV screen.
In this minimalist living room, the projector screen is tucked into a ceiling niche so that even its mountain is not visible.
On the side, the murmur of this projection screen is made in function with a smoothly curved stucco.
Hidden in plain sight. This projector screen fits edge to edge on a partition wall. The precise dimensions successfully camouflage the screen into the white wall decoration.
Frame it. A bold black frame makes this display stand out from a lightweight, lacquered decorative canvas. The black and white contrast coordinates with a set of black and white dining chairs nearby.
Create a soffit to cover the screen mount, and continue it around the room to neatly insert bookcases and interior doors.
Mode focal point. This luxurious floating TV stand has a striking marble surround and LED feature lighting.
Smooth white walls can completely negate the need for a projection screen. Just press play.
A black mounting wall makes a deep dark background that moves away from the eye to leave the projector screen as the main focus.
Don’t forget the sound system. If you don’t choose ceiling-mounted speakers, then remember to leave a space limit for murmured equivalents.
Projected TV screen saves precious space and adds sophistication to small homes. See more of this innovative design of a 37 square meter apartment here.
To make up for a blank, simple white projector wall, add lots of colorful accents to your furniture and choose eye-catching, large artwork to decorate the adjoining walls.
Consider placing projection screens in front of bookshelves. Silently, this living room is decorated with the fullness of a home library, displayed on modern bookshelves. When it’s time for digital distraction, the screen unfolds in front of the book stacks, eliminating the busy distraction.
Another room designed for book lovers and movie lovers alike.
Wide expanses of natural wood tone make a soft companion for clear white projection screens. Warm gray furniture blends peacefully with the tonal composition.
Decorate according to the desire of your heart. This wide media shelf makes a screen cover for quirky collections that almost all disappear from view when the time comes for the movie.
A center projection screen drops two-sided images — just don’t try to read subtitles from the back.
Go incognito. Sliding under the radar like a pure white dividing wall between the living room and kitchen, this plain is an incognito film wall.
Color-blocked decoration distracts from a sudden white projection area.
A living room that lacks a prominent TV, aka an idiotic box, seems to be gaining sophistication.
Table fireplaces can be positioned on an online media unit to create a comfortable effect that cannot be recreated in the public cinema. The flicker of a flame burns a welcoming glow that makes the movie night seem all the more special.
If that simple, empty projection wall is too much for you to carry around in your stylish surroundings, why not project a wall clock when the images aren’t rolling.
The oversized numbers of a projected wall clock form an attention-grabbing focus.
While dark decor might help with a clearer projected image, dark lounges can sometimes feel a little oppressive. Consider installing a wide set of lath doors that will allow borrowed light to pass through, as well as a wide view of the adjoining room.
Save space for art with a ceiling-mounted projection screen.
In this industrial living room design, raw concrete walls make a cool canvas for wall display and some textured green accents.
Another gray concrete hall with green accents, but this time with a saving white wall for projection.
Nomadic and boho lounges are not the place to show off a big TV, so retractable projection screens there really do their magic.
Dual-height lounges scream about movie magic – just make sure the screen is big enough to make it all the way down from the roof.
Nothing but windows? Thank you.
Improve the projected clock as well with a rolling local weather forecast.
You could even project a still image as a piece of constant digital art.
A corner of a living room furniture arrangement to the windows to look at the outside view, then drop a screen in front of the curtains for the evening entertainment.
Ship walls provide visual interest when the screen is up, and a quiet background when it is pulled back down.
Draw an L-shaped sofa in a firm and comfortable to the film wall for an intimate atmosphere.
Two-sided sofa design and soft lighting will please all members of the family, and all their hobbies when the projector is running.
Make a loud statement next to an overwhelmingly large projector screen with a striking accent chair.
Not all lounges are suitable for ceiling projectors, but a shelf above the back of the sofa can work just as well. This unit projects onto a wall that is underlined by a striking media unit and busy ornaments that provide excellent focus when the unit is not playing.
You will also need to consider how to hide the wires that lead to a ceiling-mounted projector, although exposed wiring is not a problem if you opt for an industrial theme of the living room interior. In the endless industrial aesthetic, you can let everything hang. Compensate for this relaxed approach to wire concealment with custom units and bookshelves that will encourage refinement.
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51 Aesthetic Living Rooms and Tips to help you design yours
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Living rooms are where family life develops and where friends and extended family come to visit. Of all the rooms in a house, our living room is the place where we have to push forward and show our own sense of style. Sometimes it’s hard though to predict the end result, so we’ve put together a collection of 51 aesthetic salon projects that go beyond unique ideas. In this inspiring gallery, you’ll find creative and colorful spaces that communicate fun and frivolity, airy minimalist living rooms that exude tranquility, large luxury lounges with double-high ceilings, bold mid-century modern mixes, and many more.
Fun, curiosities and color. When it comes to conveying an individual personality in a living room, nothing quite resembles a neon-green dinosaur statue and a shocking pink mural. Whites of a white gallery allow artistic room details to breathe and flourish.
Celebrate high ceilings. Tall living rooms need to be filled with an impressive lightweight feature, like this impressive, oversized sputnik chandelier.
Abstract and so colorful. Bold artwork and striking woven carpet create colorful waves, while white walls and brown leather chairs bring a calm, neutral counterattack.
Art screens and color play. A narrow cornice becomes a device on which to display art in this space. Accented furniture inspires color from the artwork, while a striped living room rug completes the linearity of the slim shelf.
Floral fun factor. This red lounge sends out cheerful summer atmospheres with a giant daisy in the shape of a coffee table and flower-shaped side tables, along with bright, inviting scattering cushions and a rainbow rug.
Open the layout. A four-sided salon arrangement feels comfortable and ideal for conversation, but consider opening up the aesthetics with a backless bench that allows the eye to travel straight. It will make the seat look much more welcome than a completely closed layout.
White and bright. When blessed with large windows and a sunny look, white walls and ceilings will enhance the ethereality. In this example, white globe pendant light blends quietly with the clean pattern, and a woven area rug puts a white accent on the darker floor.
Work with the camera. An angular sectional sofa layout draws attention to a delightful angular widget in this room.
Everyone hails the hero. Neutral decorating patterns don’t have to be simple or boring. Choosing just one heroic piece can transform an understated space from “meh” into an amazing one. This fascinating piece belongs to Frank Gehry Wobble chair.
Use a unique chair, side table and lamp to create an attractive reading corner.
Make it natural. Warm wood tone, natural woven large area rug and soft white walls make a peaceful setting. Add a mature indoor plant for a fresh sprout of abundant greenery.
Bright and botanical. Cool grays, whites and oaks are augmented by an abundance of small plants in this botanical themed room.
Create balance. This time, indoor plants are used to balance two different-sized arches. A bush shrub widens the effect of a small arched window to balance it with the larger archway.
Toes through texture. A serene neutral living room will benefit from texture changes, such as wood paneled wall sections, ceiling coverings or textured carpet.
Around and around. Wrap a curved sofa around a circular coffee table to create a fluid layout without sharp angles. A round armchair will add an extra curved style.
Comfortable courtyards. This luxury living room has a linear modern fireplace, installed in a courtyard situation. Natural light rains from a skylight on the raised fireplace and a graceful green bush.
High arches. Not everyone has a vaulted ceiling like that, but if you have the height, then show it off.
Gold brown and black. This deep color combination is a rich update on a neutral idea. Light walls and floor coverings prevent the palette from appearing dull or blurry.
Sculptural snapshots. Create amazing moments of movement through your room layout with fascinating art, sculptural furniture and creative lighting installations.
Let art rule. Massive murals adorn a room without even a single strip of wallpaper or panel. Throw in some pedestals and classic busts to complete your masterpiece. See more inspiration for interiors with art.
Carefully softened. Many tufted sofas can look a little suffocating and uninviting, but sectional sofas like this soft design couldn’t look more comfortable. Add scatter pads and throws in complementary tones for added appeal.
If you’re looking for something a little different, then take a look at this fabulous one Sofa Twist by Nina Edwards Anker.
Create a mood. Use atmospheric light to transform the atmosphere of your room with a switch. Think inserted perimeter light strips and chic modern wall applications.
Rustic and rebellious. This modern rustic scheme contrasts with a combination of ultra-durable rock walls and high-quality project furniture.
Pastels in perfection. Pink, calcareous water and pale pistachio form a soft color combination that is buoyant and bright. A black wall light interrupts the subtle palette, giving it a modern edge.
A gel of jewel tones produces rich results. Use color-blocked and luxurious fabrics to achieve an abundant scheme.
Get up and innovate. Layout missing a bit? Give your sofa its own stage with a platform floor, and cover it with a colorful rug.
Connect with nature. Thank you for the natural panorama with the comfort of a built-in window seat. Then bring in a slice of nature without losing space in the living room by installing a dense vertical garden wall that will complete the view.
White neoclassical decoration with blood-red accents creates double the drama.
Glass side sophistication. Making room for outdoor space on either side of your living room, even if it’s just a splinter, will give your living room a light and airy exterior feel without the cool breeze or annoying bugs.
A cave in the woods. Greater rural housing.
Beautiful garden rooms. If you have a well-kept garden, then roll it up for everyone to see. Install a multi-faceted floor to ceiling. lounge windows for a fully immersed experience.
Even a small concrete courtyard makes a valuable addition to a modern living room. Glass double doors facilitate a seamless connection that will instantly increase your floor space.
Tan and texture. Cinnamon wall panels add interest to cool white walls, while tan furniture upholstery adds warmth.
Such reassurance! Relief artwork makes a decorative addition to smooth micro cement walls, which proves to be particularly effective over a modern fireplace.
Complementary curves. A run-out book corner, and a round-backed seat and curved sofa project a full and flowing layout around a circular coffee table core.
Reserved and quiet. A quiet neutral plan gains fashionable interest from white clay plastered walls, without losing its resting essence.
Dressed and wild wood. Smooth wood grain panels surround a modern living room with warmth, while mature indoor plants grow a wild atmosphere.
A pile of wooden shutters installs a warm repeater against pale gray paint. See how this interior design was inspired by the original camera.
Two-purpose decoration. This double duty library serves as a warm tan decorative accent and as a visual divider between the living room and adjoining dining room.
Shade melts. A dark ceiling makes high ceilings closer and more pleasant in a spacious modern living room. Discolor the color to brighter shades as the eye moves downward, and finish with bright bursts of anchor color at ground level.
Customize an industrial atmosphere with concrete living room decoration. Smooth the aesthetics with elegant contemporary furniture.
White on white decor never meets the expectations of a quiet minimalist living room plan. This designed sofa with a low set takes simplicity a step further, looking like it has partially sunk into the milky white floor.
Industrial best living, this amazingly unique space has a glass walkway and a wall that exposes the ducts of the building.
Black and white accessories, mixed prints and friendly indoor plants show a relaxed Scandinavian salon.
Immerse yourself in relaxation with an underwater conversation cavity. This luxurious living room elevates the concept with a stunning pool position.
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Rounded-Edge Furniture & Comforting Curves
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Round-edge furniture and curved interior architecture create a comforting, touching design aesthetic. Round furniture makes it possible to form arrangements with a smooth and easy flow, no matter what the size of the room. In compact spaces, rounded edges are the perfect solution to avoid awkward corners and tucked shins. In a large living space, curved furniture can make a distinctive and striking focus. These sleek individuals work beautifully when paired with elegant architectural arches, round feature windows and serpentine partitions for a cohesive theme. Alternatively, sharp geometric contours can make a clearly contrasting option. Take a look at these two round-home interiors for curved inspiration.
A curved sofa immediately shows the shaped theme in the center of a smooth white and gray interior scheme.
The deep curved bases of the coffee tables set a heavy, palpable aesthetic. A free rug design creates additional contrast underfoot.
A coffee table book and decorative glass bowls adorn the two tables, while a set of decorative vases fills an attractive round borehole in the microcement partition.
The interior window is shaped to complement a number of round feature windows and rounded rectangular windows within the main architecture.
The TV was mounted to one side of the round aperture in the partition wall, which gives each of them equal prominence in the living room layout. A view of the neighboring dining room is visible through the gap, which gives the living space an open, free-flowing feel.
An elevated wooden platform creates a two-level layout in the living room. The space under the platform is open to give the feature a light, floating effect. Three hovering access steps reinforce the illusion.
The platform is used to raise a small seat to a wonderful natural panorama of tree-lined hillsides.
Indoor plants bring natural greenery to the living room, to further blur the lines between inside and outside.
Cylindrical silhouettes form a small side table and a matching coffee table in the raised seat. Project chairs create attractive, comforting curves, and echo the round architectural embrace.
The thick partition wall between the living room area and the adjoining dining room follows a relaxed curved path to avoid disturbing the silky smooth surroundings.
The glossy metal frame of the modern chandelier makes a light-reflecting contrast with a room with mainly matte finishes.
The interior window facilitates a natural light part between the two separate living spaces.
The round dining table coordinates with the curve of the modern sofa through the connecting window.
The limited tonal palette of the interior emphasizes the shaped thread.
A ribbed glass vase forms a textural connection between the base of the pedestal dining table and its main ornament. A modern fruit bowl performs the simple arrangement.
The kitchen creates a contradiction to the rounded theme, with a sharp, geometric island design.
Corner sides define the unique kitchen island, which gives the kitchen its own distinctive atmosphere.
Inserted track lights glow brightly through the subtle cement ceiling, adding to the sharp change of theme, and exaggerating the linearity of the island below.
Sliding doors simplify the kitchen tower units behind the island. Black integrated ovens lie dark in the wood effect.
Wide shelves contain cutlery and decorative accessories. Glass glasses contain the fashionable ribbed textured accent of the dining room.
A huge custom sink projects itself into the island counter.
An interlaced inductive hob completes the workshop.
Coastal atmospheres wash through our second prominent home interior. Shells, waves and footprints in the sand emerge from its round, pebble-gray furniture and free-form corners. A hexagonal coffee table creates a cut of exact contrast.
The textured carpet creates a barefoot feel, while a wall of unique niche shelf niches nourishes the eye.
Curious design objects fill the hollow surface of the unique coffee table. The sunken column chapter is a small-scale model of the Capitello chair of Franco Audrito and Piero Gatti. The highlight is The Knot by Stockholm sculptor Tove Tengå.
The palpable, irregularly shaped floor lamp next to the sofa appears to be a modified version of Eny Lee Parker Oo floor lamp.
Glass arches climb to the high ceiling height, accepting glorious sunlight.
Geometric floor tiles compensate for the rounded decorative elements.
Wall tiles were cut into a curve to finish the kitchen back spout, which completes a round base unit.
The creative back splash transforms the one wall kitchen composition into a piece of functional art.
Refrigerator SMEG green SMEG brings back-inspired curves.
A green chimney extractor draws the accent color. A copper kitchen faucet makes a brilliant addition.
An open kitchen shelf follows the top of the tiled back splash, ending in a matching rounded corner. Glass jars create an attractive open storage area for dryers. Small plants add green bloom.
A range of wooden cutting boards connects with the rustic look of the rich wooden and ceramic kitchen layout. See options for cutting board and knife here.
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5 Design Essentials For Your Outdoor Living Space
Do you have a yard, patio, or porch? Then you, my friend, deserve to enjoy your outdoor living space. What you do with it will determine just how hospitable it can be. Decorating your outdoor living space can become just as much of a labor of love as it is with any space on the inside of your home. Choosing a theme, finding all of the right pieces, sales, and prices and putting the final touches on it once everything comes together is a lot to consider. Wondering where to start with your patio design ideas? We asked our best online interior designers for their tips and tricks so read on to see their top 5 Outdoor Living Essentials to create your perfect oasis.
Incorporate Natural Elements: Earth, Air, Fire, Water
Fire:
A fireplace or fire pit creates light and warmth. It’s a gathering place and let’s be honest, somewhere to roast marshmallows. It can be used all year long, and it is a wonderful place to double as your sitting area. Place a group of chairs and a sofa in front of or around the fire for an instant focal point in your outdoor living area. Torches used to light a path or the perimeters in your yard are also a great way to incorporate fire. For more discreet ways to add the fire element to your yard, include decorative lanterns in your decor and mini table-top fire pits on your outdoor coffee and dining tables.
Air:
If you live in a very hot and humid location, you probably already have fans outside. Another way to experience the natural air element is to add features that will move with the wind. Wind chimes are a beautiful addition to your yard, on trees, and on porches. If the sound of a wind chime is not your preference, decorative spinners silently show the movement of the wind.
Earth:
Outdoor rooms are already surrounded by plants and nature on most sides, but that doesn’t mean you can’t add more! Hanging plants, potted trees, or a decorative herb garden bring even more life into your outdoor living room.
Water:
Water features such as fountains built into walls provide a spot for tranquility and peace. Listening to the water stream through the feature is like listening to a very calming song. Small water features are good for a sitting area between two chairs. Large water features can be the focal point in a larger sitting area. A small pond with koi fish is another way to incorporate water and pets!
Defined Outdoor Living Spaces
“In that corner, we have the chair. Over there, is a pool. This way, you’ll find a random plant.” Is your outdoor space well-defined, or is it haphazardly thrown together with no overall vision? You can divide your outdoor space to have different areas for different purposes. If your backyard is modestly sized, a grouping of seats around a fire pit is a great way to define a space. When searching for Patio Design Ideas make note of unique ways to arrange outdoor furniture for the best conversation setting.
For a spacious lawn, several smaller spaces can be defined throughout the yard. How does a backyard with a fireplace sitting area, breakfast nook, dining table, and reading nook sound? If you feeling overwhelmed and don’t know where to start, consider online patio design. Without even having anyone come out to your home you can have 3D renderings of what your new outdoor living space will look like before making any purchases.
Outdoor Living Sitting Area
Your sitting area on the outside of your home can be much like any that you would find on the inside. A comfortable area where people congregate, and relax, is the heart of most rooms. Turn the space into an outdoor lounge with a grouping of sofas, chairs, swings or rockers that all focus or center around one point.
Covers and Shade
Protection from the sun is one of those obvious outdoor living ideas, however, it can be accomplished in a myriad of ways. Screens and retractable shades attached to porches not only provide shade, but they can protect from insects and create a defined enclosed space. A pergola with vines growing across the top serves as a beautiful feature while also blocking out some of the sun.
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Kitchen with the living room – how to choose accessories?
One of the long-lasting trends in interior design is connecting the kitchen with the living room. Designers focus on opening the living space in such a way as to visually enlarge it and give households the impression of space even in small rooms. This solution has its advantages – it brings the household members closer together and makes them stay in the same room more often.
How to arrange a kitchen connected to the living room? It is worth ensuring that the style is consistent so that the dining, kitchen and sitting areas form a unity, rather than look like separate rooms. How to achieve it? By choosing the right colors, accessories and equipment.
How to choose colors for an open kitchen?
When we decide to open the kitchen to the living room to gain additional space and optically enlarge it, the obvious choice may be white or very bright walls. They give the impression of even greater spaciousness, brightness and lightness. However, such colors can be hardly practical in places where we prepare and eat meals. So let’s use the growing popularity of gray then. Gray walls do not overwhelm the interior and are so versatile that they can be combined with dark and light furniture. They are suitable for both kitchen and leisure spaces and fit many styles. They also come in a rich palette of shades – both warm and cold, so everyone can choose the gray that suits them best.
What about dark and bright colors? You should act a little more carefully here. If the interior obtained from the combination of the living room and kitchen space is still small, then black, red, burgundy, brown or navy blue will overwhelm them and optically reduce. The same will happen when our open kitchen open to the living room is poorly lit. Then the dark colors will make it seem bleak, sad and tight. Dark and expressive shades can, however, be successfully used as a color accent combining spaces with different functionality. In the kitchen zone, such a wall will contrast nicely with bright tiles and furniture, while remaining functional. In the leisure sphere, it will add mood to the place where we sit in the evenings. If the remaining walls are still bright, it will not overwhelm the space, it will only diversify it. It will pay attention and add multidimensionality and character.
And what if we want to apply a dark color on all walls? Then you should opt for bright furniture and as many reflective accessories as possible – metallic, crystal and mirror. They will balance dark wallpapers or paint used on the walls.
Harmony of colors and textures does not have to mean boredom – color accents and patterns
Combining the living room with the kitchen, you need to keep the same style and color in each of the room zones. However, such harmony does not necessarily mean boredom and monotony. The interior can be varied and at the same time mixed if you use:
• strong color accent on the walls and accessories
If you choose one accent color, you don’t have to use identical shades everywhere. Pillows and curtains may differ slightly. A slight difference in shades will give the interior depth and originality. However, it is important to keep the same tones – warm or cold. This will keep the consistency and impression of harmony.
You can also use two different accent colors, both similar to each other (e.g. green and yellow), and contrasting with each other (e.g. blue and red). However, remember that choosing three or more colors can give the impression of disorder and a smaller space (especially in a small room).
When choosing accessories in accent colors, pay attention not only to the seating and dining area but also to the kitchen itself. Here, it is more difficult to diversify the space with colors, because fewer textile accessories are used. However, you can always match the outstanding color of the tiles or good quality handles for kitchen cupboards. It is also worth buying household appliances, e.g. a toaster, electric kettle, and coffee maker in the same accent color that matches the curtains, pillows, and decorations in the seating and dining area. This will connect all the zones of the room with each other and make them form a harmonious whole. The effect will be the most aesthetic if the equipment will come from the same series.
• patterns
If you want to mix space in the kitchen with the living room, you can also apply a variety of designs. Recently, not only Moroccan wallpapers and tiles are popular, but also graphic, floral and leaf motifs. Furniture handles with ceramics are very suitable for such patterns. Ceramics used in ceramic handles that we offer in our store are of the highest quality and some models have floral designs.
Why choose such accents? Patterns can effectively enlarge the space, e.g. horizontal stripes will optically lengthen the wall, and small patterns such as dots and zigzags will visually enlarge the space and deepen the impression of multidimensionality. In turn, floral elements add romance, coziness, and lightness to the room.
• metallic additions and distinctive textures
Connecting different zones in a kitchen open to the living room does not necessarily have to be done using color. You can keep the room monochrome and clean by placing only decorations and accessories that are metallic and with a mirror effect. Such details shine nicely and guarantee the effect of visual enlargement of space and brightening of the interior. More crystal and decorative accessories will work in glamour arrangements. These types of arrangements look great if you use crystal furniture knobs.
In turn, interiors with a raw and metallic appearance can be emphasized by modern bar handles. This type of furniture handles come in a glossy version: gold, copper and chrome, and matte: black and brass. Chrome and shiny elements can also be easily duplicated in the kitchen area itself (e.g. by finishing cabinets and household appliances).
You will also get similar consistency thanks to interesting textures. Not only will they diversify the monotonous colors, but they also give depth and multi-dimensionality to the entire room. Convex diamond-style patterns (consisting of small triangles that reflect light differently at different angles) are currently particularly popular. They look extravagant and modern. They fit both harsh and glamorous interiors. The diamond texture motif can be used, for example, on some kitchen cabinet fronts and duplicated on furniture in the living room or in accessories such as vases, photo frames, and lampshades.
When planning the interior and combining the functions of many rooms, remember to stick to a consistent style and one dominant theme. Try to avoid the impression of clutter and exaggeration. In the kitchen and living room, you spend the most time during the day, so these spaces should please the eye and be completely comfortable for you.