Showing posts with label Living Room. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Living Room. Show all posts

Yellow Living Room Variation

The living room decorated with yellow dominant color will give the impression of bright and beautiful. So that the room is not boring, add a few accessories or decorations with a dark color. This method is to provide a varied atmosphere. To further add to the warm atmosphere, adding carpet in yellow decorated with a contrasting color images. A wallpaper, bold geometric with a soft yellow color provides a solid background for the furniture mustard. Display has been broken up with soft gray accents and a selection of plain and patterned accessories.
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Glamorous living room

This sultry living room, with a black feature wall and dark sofas, also has a masculine feel to it. To balance this out, touches of femininity have been added with cushions and decorative lighting.
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Yellow open-plan living room

Keep the room feeling open and airy with a pale primrose paint on the walls - this will let your brighter accessories stand out. Continue the relaxed, outdoorsy feel with conservatory-style rattan furniture, and complete the look by dotting punchy sunflower-yellow and high-gloss white accessories around the room.

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floral pattern living room

This interest has been dedicated reverberation pattern defect of the English country-house style. Patchwork sofas combined with a strong palette of black, white and forest green brings a depth of character and playful element to this clever scheme.

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Simple living room

With minimal furniture and decoration, this room exudes simplicity so that the stunning views are the main focus. Sliding folding doors let the inside and outside flow seamlessly for a calming effect.

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English eccentric living room

This exuberant celebration of floral pattern has unmistakable echoes of English country-house style. A patchwork sofa combined with a strong palette of black, white and forest green bring depth of character and an element of playfulness to this clever scheme.
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Modern living room

With its simple lines, this sofa is perfect for a spare, stylish living room scheme. Peacock blue alongside vibrant pink creates a striking combination that does much to enhance the contemporary feel of the sofa.

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Luxurious flat in Hampstead

The property was originally built for a gentleman artist in the 1870s who installed various features, including the gothic panelling and stained glass in the Living Room, taken from a French church.







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Modern tribal living room


Create a modern tribal look with a mix of ikat-inspired fabrics in contemporary shades. Add a new dimension to a modern sofa with a patchwork of fabrics and use plenty of natural accessories to continue the theme.
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Versatile living room




Cover a panel of plywood in your favourite wallpaper and create a moveable, easy-to-change hit of pattern that you can place in different spots around the room.
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Living room sideboard


Make an oil painting fit seamlessly into your modern scheme by framing it against mirror mosaic tiles for a contemporary edge.
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Sophisticated living room


A smart, neutral scheme has been given a lift with rich purple velvet cushions. Oriental-style dining chairs add a touch of Far Eastern opulence, while quirky accessories continue the exotic feel.
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Screened living area


Permanent suede-covered screens divide the living space from the kitchen, and give this living room a distinctive Japanese feel. A lime throw and orange bowl add bursts of zesty colour to the neutral scheme.
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Your Living Room


he living room communicates volumes about you. It is the first room visitors to your home see and is what many people base their impressions of you, their host, on. That said your living room should always be a warm, comfortable and dazzling sight. This should not translate to expensive. You can achieve a great looking living room even with a constrained budget. A little creativity is all it takes to change a dull room into a dream living room.

When considering a make-over for the living room, bear in mind the aspects that need changing. These are the walls, flooring, curtains and if you can afford it, the furniture. If you’ve had the same color scheme for a long time, it’s time you tried a different one. A change of color brings spontaneous change to a room. Paint is not the only option you have when it comes to changing the walls. Wall paper can also be used to transform the living room walls. A wall hanging or two will complete the look.
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Colourful living room


Give your living room a vibrant makeover with punchy, electric colours and eye-popping furniture.
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Open-plan living space


This home is almost entirely open plan, with one large, multifunctional space for sitting, dining and cooking on one level, and a galleried main bedroom above. The space is dominated by two oak poles which support the whole structure. To emphasize space, keep decor simple with white walls and oak flooring.
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Comfortable seating area



Formerly used as a utility room, this light-filled space at the far end of an open-plan kitchen/dining room has been transformed into a comfortable area to relax after meals. The brown leather sofa and pouffe from House of Fraser perfectly complement the wood-framed windows and Porcelanosa rustic tiles.
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Cosy living room



Create a cocoon-like feel with wood panelling covering the walls and ceiling. Accent with red patterns and paintings to break up the wood.
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Open-plan dining and living area



Relaxing dining and living area that is given character by the prominent display of the owner's artwork, mounted on a canvas from Inside 35. The modern chunky wood dining table came from Academy Interiors, with dining chairs from Heal's. Facing the table is a modern sofa from Ikea.
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Open-plan living space


This home is almost entirely open plan, with one large, multifunctional space for sitting, dining and cooking on one level, and a galleried main bedroom above. The space is dominated by two oak poles which support the whole structure. To emphasize space, keep decor simple with white walls and oak flooring.
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