If you are looking for inspiration for this crucial aspect of your home There is an range of styles that may inspire you. From cozy spaces with the intention of about creating a cosy, cozy feel, to more eclectic rooms that are primed and prepared for entertaining and hosting and the sleek modern lines of Scandi style or minimalist There are a variety of living room ideas to explore.
The design of the living room and the function of the room are available in a variety of dimensions and shapes, and changes frequently, says Eugene Colberg, principal of Colberg Architecture. “Living rooms and living rooms in the past were built around the hearth. Today they were arranged around a television. However, that’s not the case nowadays. What is the focal point of the living room nowadays? You’re looking to create an incredible space, and ensure that the size can be achieved, and also a room that people love and use every day” Eugene adds.
We will look at the different styles you can look at for your living space.
Deciding on the design of your living room that suits your needs is the first step in conducting some internal reflection. What do you need from the room and what are you looking for from the area? Are you in a bustling area of your house that is subject to regular foot traffic? Is it a tranquil space to take a break and enjoy some tranquility? By identifying this first, you’ll be just one step away from identifying the design of your living space that you like.
1. Modern elegance
A contemporary and stylish living space is a classic style which is almost classic in its aesthetics, but is able to bring it up to modernity to stay clear of anything too.
Certain aspects of the room are an old-fashioned, classic style, such as an antique mirror fireplace details and the moldings that run along the wall where it is joined to the ceiling. However, it is converted into modern times with additional aspects such as the coffee table that is slightly stacked to give the space various shapes to look at and also the intriguing lighting fixture. This brings the classic look to the present day.
2. Chic and coastal
Another design you can incorporate for your living space is the coastal look. If you live near water it can make a room more secure and to create a solid local style to your living area however, no matter which part of the world, a hint of the ocean will go a long way to add a touch of calm to your house. Imagine a palette that consists of whites and blues, but be careful not to use too many beachy clichés.
Hamptons style décor is a popular style of this style. Interiors are elegant, chic and simple. Antiques and old art truly enhance the look”she declares. The living area is decorated by hydrangeas, which are synonymous in this Hamptons style.
3. Scandi look
If minimalist interiors are your style, and clear lines with a soft palette and a minimalist living room make you feel relaxed Scandi decor can be described as an easy style of interior design that is easily applied to your living space. Its pillars offer a neutral color scheme and provide a feeling of timeless, where the use of less is better and the decor is minimal. Storage is cleverly employed to effortlessly hide clutter. The living room’s accessories are minimal however, they could also comprise plants, textured fabrics throws, and gorgeous wool rugs that are high pile in the minimum. The Scandi style is a celebration of the simple furniture of the room, and the natural light, so the room is warm and inviting with no excess furniture or items.
Scandi design is also a strong link to nature through natural materials that are used in design concepts as well as wood being used, and a sustainable focus.
4. Modern eclecticism
The modern eclectic look is an amalgamation of styles that blends to appear very unified and personal and it can be a great fit for the living space – usually an area in the house in which personalization is a must. Think of antique designs, vintage objects, or collectables that reflect your personal life, paired with modern design. Eclectic design is a mix of styles that blend together , without everything feeling overly made.
Wall art for the living room (opens in a new tab) is a major component of this diverse look. collections come from everywhere the world, from thrift stores that appeal to you or larger pieces you may have bought at auction. A collection that embodies this mix-and-match design will be highly individual and unique.
5. Modern and vibrant
It is possible that you want your living space to serve as a cozy, warm place to retreat to when you’re done with the long day, you’ll be able to find some peace, read the latest book, and relax. Begin by thinking about the colors you could use to create this cozy ambience. A cozy color scheme for living rooms could be rich and dark with earthy browns deep forest greens, and plum purples. Contrary to what many people believe that a dark hue on your wall doesn’t have to make your space feel small and cramped. It can in fact help to make the room feel more cozy. Alternately, a color on the warm end of the wheel of color – reds, oranges or yellows, can make you feel relaxed and happy. Consider how you apply wall paint. Choose a monochromatic color, for the ceiling, walls and moldings, in order to get this feeling of enveloping.
Decor and furniture-wise Think about how you can feel at home and relaxed. It could be lavish fabrics such as velvet with jewel tones, or boucle – both look stunning on a sofa with an L-shape, or maybe the thickest throw or rug. Also think about lighting. The ideal living room lighting features many layers of lighting that create large areas of light that cover the space and can be mixed and match.
6. Modern country style
The rural aesthetic doesn’t need to be twee or traditional. There is an option to achieve an modern farmhouse look that is modern and cool. Consider how you can reference the location, but also by using natural materials and furniture in your home.
If you’re looking to incorporate the rural design in your living room consider coziness and patterns and avoid anything that’s too boring. If you want to create a more bold interpretation of the rural setting, Mind The Gap (opens in a new tab)’s Tyrol collection has beautiful intricately patterned fabrics that come in the most vibrant colors rug, kilim, along with Austrian chalet-inspired pieces to aid you in creating a stylish reference to rural fashion.
7. Mid-century
The mid-century style of the living space is becoming to be a hit, and has gained speed in recent years. Furniture from the 1920s to the 1960s is accessible and affordable and provides a chic vintage touch to your home. It is defined as furniture made of dark wood, with a fine legs, modern finishes as well as sofas that are comfortable leather.
The palette of colors is muted with browns, greys, mustards and black leather geometric prints could bring a touch of mid-century patterns. It’s among the most sought-after styles of interior design that’s durable and will look great in your living space. Start your mid-century research by looking up names like Arne Jacobsen Ercol Ercol, as well as Ercolani who are prominent names in the fashion.
8. Industrial
If your house is a part of an industrial history, take advantage of the architectural details to highlight the history. The living room is an ideal location to begin. If your house doesn’t have an industrial theme it is still possible to give an industrial look by using simple decor and furniture which pay homage to this chic look.
The main elements that make up an industrial-style living space include exposed beams architectural elements that are original and a palette of colors: black brown, white grey. Imagine raw, exposed materials like reclaimed wood, brick, iron concrete, steel.
What is the best way to choose an interior design theme?
When you are thinking about your living space and the style that would be suitable for you, first consider the things that make you feel relaxed. Are you at ease in the midst of your collection objects, artifacts or bits and pieces you have from your life? Do you feel the more relaxed in a cozy dark and moody space. Perhaps it’s a more minimalist palette of neutrals, or the crisp lines of minimalism to help you unwind. The living room is the perfect space to relax after a long day, so take a look at what you’ll need to facilitate this. This will help you to navigate the right track to identify the ideal living space that is right for you.
Think about the person using the space. The use and the dimension of the room will be different for a single person than couples or families with five children and dog.’
Another factor to take into consideration is the size of your living space. What style will match your home’s style with its architectural elements and proportions? Find out if your living space is properly sized and in relation to dimensions, and whether the ceiling’s height is suitable. If you notice that you are seeing issues like the space isn’t big enough, or too large, or that the wall is too tall, short or is too echo-y the style isn’t quite the right one.
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