Living Room Shabby Chic - The fresh soft impression can you present in shabby chic style living room. Pastel green color you can apply on the wall. Looks soft pastel green and make the room seem fresh.

Then, combine the white color of the sofa and coffee table order to sweet impress, you can choose a floral patterned sofa. You can also add color flower ornament on a table, hanging decorative lights, as well as wall hangings that look old but still interesting.

See also: Minimalist and Small Living Room Design

Create a shabby chic living room a comfortable impressed by adding brown color on the floor. By doing so, the living room will be a pleasant place when used as a welcome guest area. The atmosphere was fresh but still make residents become more familiar.

See also: Small Living Room Interior Design

Shabby chic style is a style beautiful decoration. Although synonymous with antique ornaments, but the attractive style and can be adapted to create the impression of a pleasant interior. Living room

Small Living Room Interior Design - Interior Design of Small Living room Yet can give a deep impression on guests who come to visit as well as homeowners would be able to be realized with a few simple tricks that easy of course. It is important to do the interior design of a living room because that's where you get the first impression when first visiting your home.

Small Living Room is not the problem

You do not need to make a great living room just to give the impression to the guests who come to visit, because you can give the impression of a peaceful, comfortable, harmonious, relaxed, and at ease even if you are a small living room. With a small living room, you can also express your character as the owner of the house.

Inspiration Design of Small Living Room With Various Style

 I have collected pictures of small living room design which if matched with the wishes of the reader. Drawings or photographs of the living room are really able to express and display a lot of style  in accordance with the character of the house. All photos interior design about the small living room  but has a lot of styles ranging from classic styles, contemporary, modern, minimalist, modern minimalist, country and others. You can use the design concept for the interior design of the small living room at your home

The living room that is placed in a corner of the room is a perfect example of the living room is small and charming. By combining color purple, beige, and white create a comfortable atmosphere is not it?

Consists of only one sofa, a bench, two tables and a lamp in the corner. By arranging the living room like this, though a small but still beautiful is not it?

Pictures of models cotemporary living room with simple settings such as this can be impressive beauty, colorful, and the spirit of its owner

Choose a classic style or a contemporary style? Why not just put together, with a contemporary living room and chair classic style  then you get both. Of course, the fireplace was needed because we live in European country

Who says the living room should have a large place, elongated manner like this you get still the interior design of living room that is comfortable

You can do a modern minimalist touch to the living room. Besides the living room is multi-functional because it can be used as a family room

Retro Style Living Rooms Design - Period rooms or reflections of them can be a real tricky venture because if not done wisely, can look tacky and gimmicky or unconvincing. The rooms below represent 3D conceptual spaces from an older era. Though the furniture may not be true to any particular period they’re going for there is no denying the traditional charm in each of them. The designers of these classic and retro style living rooms have added a touch of modernity by mixing contemporary with antique furniture or using a trendy color scheme or pattern that makes them super alluring.

One look at this image and you would feel the 50’s are back with contrasting colors and style! designed by hai tharr

Retro Style Living Rooms Design

Amazing Living room ideas - No two living rooms are alike. Even in homes with the same floor plan, the living room is always left with the indelible imprint of the family that lives there. It's a place with books, televisions, and deep, cozy sofas. It's a room where you can spend a quick minute in the morning, or a whole day. From the adventurously modern to the comfortably classic, these living rooms offer space to entertain and space to escape, all while bringing in surprising elements of personality.

This living room calls to mind the decadence of the 1980’s. The designer takes full advantage of a large floor plan, adding massive sofas and armchairs, creative lighting elements, and even oversized sculpture. 

This space-conscious living room turns a narrow space into something welcoming with a carefully sized couch and built-in shelving for attractive display. 

The gray accent wall in this living room is used as a theme with gray sofas flanking a neutral coffee table. Different textures in the sofa, area rug, and hardwood floor add tactile interest. 

A living room is a place where family can spend time together, doing what they love. This living room is a reflection on that – if your family deeply loves facebook. The tongue-in-cheek design uses the facebook logo and its classic blue color to create a unique, playful living area. 

This modern loft living room uses light colors to reflect and call attention to the sunlight that is allowed to stream through the massive windows. Small pops of color add warmth without being too edgy. 

This living room uses natural elements including tulips and throw pillows in a vine design to make a comfortable, feminine retreat. 

This modern space, with its clean lines and recessed lighting, feels like a corporate apartment. A place to relax after a long day without any unnecessary frills. 

Colourful Minimalist Living Room Design - Less is more, as the leader of the modernist movement, the great architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, was wont to say, making it his motto. His teaching is as topical as ever, if you’re looking for a modern minimalist look that is never obvious.

Indeed, the desire for a modern living room is rapidly catching on, with linear style and full of colour. Although the line is simple and minimal, colour explodes in sometimes eccentric matches, experimenting not only with very optical black-and-white, but also with various Pantone shades for both furnishing accessories and walls.

Items of living room furniture decrease, but for this very reason they become the focus of attention, the unmistakable protagonists of the scene. You should experiment not only with colour, but also with materials; from shiny lacquer (a little more complicated for maintenance, but with a guaranteed effect) to the opaque), from wood to glass. The watchword is “contrast” and it makes your living room unique and original.

see also : Design of a living room with a cozy atmosphere

On the topic of contrasts, a touch of retro helps complete the desired effect in furnishing a modern living room. Adding period and vintage items, such as an old telephone or a radio discovered at a second-hand market or in your attic, will ensure the impact you want.

Ideas for living room furnishing are nothing without comfort, so remember not to under-estimate comfortable sofas, armchairs and pouffes. We should never lose sight of the fact that the living room is for relaxation, a risk that’s all too easy to run if your only goal is design!

see also : COZY AND MINIMALIST LIVING ROOM DESIGN

What’s important is to be daring and not to fear venturesome matches, albeit with minimalist structures, highlighting function and aesthetics. If you don’t feel entirely certain about something, you can always find clues on the Web, with its photos of modern living-room furnishings and interesting solutions by professional designers. living room

MINIMALIST LIVING ROOM DESIGN - In preparation for the Holidays it’s important to get your home organized but to also keep an element of coziness to it, because there is nothing better than snuggling up on the couch after a long dinner party with a full stomach and a warm blanket! Here are some ideas I brought to my living room to achieve this minimalist but welcoming look.

1. Clean up the clutter on your coffee table. I love a tray {like this Raffia one from West Elm} with just a few accent pieces like a Jonathan Adler match striker, a Michael Aram candle, a Mackenzie-Childsmagnifying glass, and a cute dish. Notice how I placed everything with a bit of space in between so you can see the pretty raffia. Once you lose site of the tray beneath you know you have too much clutter.

2. On to my couch. I was on the hunt for some really comfy grey and neutral pillows and I ended up loving one from Safavieh and this one from West Elm. Mixing prints is totally on trend right now as long as they are in the same color family, so have a blast mixing and matching prints and textures. Not sure of which ones to go with? Check out this FH post for fab recommendations or see the bottom of this post to shop some other neutral options.

3. Rather than having throw blankets out on the couch, which can look disorganized and messy if not folded properly, fold them up into a wicker basket {like this one} and place alongside or below your side table. Anything chenille material is my absolute favorite in the winter. Just keep in mind that the colors should be complimentary to your couch and coordinating pillows, so say goodbye that bright yellow smiley face pillow you got from your camp retreat!

4. Simplify your coffee table.  While I usually love a lot of little vases and candles covering my side tables, it’s best to keep things clean and simple during the Holiday time {translation: easier cleaning!}. I swapped my small votives for larger accent pieces like beautiful bulky candle sticks, a lantern, and a small tray. Again, I like that it looks sparse! 

5. Then it’s time to enjoy! Snuggle up on the couch with ones you love. The FHB seems pretty pleased with the outcome! LIVING ROOM

Elegance (Only) Looks Easy 

Elegant living rooms display fine design without appearing flashy. And it’s harder than it sounds. This living room in the home of Washington, D.C., designer Skip Sroka reaches the pinnacle of elegant traditional design with gentle curves on the window treatments and furniture. Both chairs and the sofa have beautifully rolled arms as well as subtle curves at the back. The windows are adorned with curved Roman shades in a damask tone-on-tone that underlie simple pleated silk panels. All together, the curves convey a shapely beauty that ties the room together. This is the essence of soft decorating.  The coffered ceiling and quiet palette continue the understated charm.

Classic Lines

This fireplace view of designer Skip Sroka’s Washington D.C. living room reveals more of his secrets to creating an elegant space. The gold-leaf mirror above the fireplace is ornamented with a Greek-key motif, the grandfather of classic patterns. (Think the opposite of trendy.) The mirror does more than introduce classic lines, however. It also swings out to reveal a flat-screen TV. This kind of cleverly concealed hard-working function provides one more clue to the meaning of elegant decorating. Efficiency. (Apple products’ efficiency makes them the most elegant in their industry. The same rules apply to both interior and industrial design.) The entire fireplace presentation is refined through the symmetrical balance of the mirror between a pair of antique sconces.

see also : Minimalist Modern Living Room Designs

Cozy Repose in the Living Room

A surfeit of square footage thankfully is not essential to an elegant design, as this cozy living room in the Atlanta home of designer Lori Tippins proves. In fact, the human scale of the space contributes to its elegance, for design is as much about how a space lives as it is about how it looks. Here beauty begins with the bones of the room. Pairs of French doors flank a small antique marble fireplace for a full flow of natural light, symmetrical balance, and pleasing proportions. The trumeau above the fireplace is a major player in getting the right proportions, drawing the eye all the way up to the same height as the curtain rods. (It’s also gorgeous!) These, too, are placed high on the walls, nearly a foot above the doors to skim just beneath the extra-thick crown moldings. Decorative elements are few but fine. The pair of floor lamps, for instance, were converted from gilded iron candlesticks. The vertical border on the draperies introduces color and pattern in an exquisitely subtle fashion.

A Room with Warmth

In New York’s renowned Kips Bay Decorator Showhouse, designer Noel Jeffrey went against trend by allowing the living room’s original dark-stained woodwork to have its say. And it is the language of elegance. By not painting the lovely paneled walls and fireplace, Jeffrey allowed the space to bask in the warmth of the wood’s rich grain. He underscored that warmth with creamy furniture upholsteries, a white rug, and billowy beige silk draperies that ensure a dramatic contrast between dark and light.

Architectural Elegance

Inspiration for the bright white living room in this Seattle home was the Hamptons house of Diane Keaton in the movie Something’s Gotta Give. That clean, almost effortless look of the movie’s beloved home actually is as sophisticated as it is simple.  As interpreted here, it’s a crispness that emanates from the architecture. A deeply coffered ceiling works in tandem with the careful gridwork of shelving that flanks the fireplace to define the space in bold, linear strokes. Symmetrical balance extends to both the architecture and the clean-lined furniture to impose formal structure on an informal, feel-good style. So just two words to remember: clean-lined and balanced.

Best of Blues

When sophistication is the design goal for a seaside home, it pays to pause before bathing the living room in blues. “You have to test them to discover the ones that read sophisticated and not silly,” says designer Jack Fhillips, who did precisely that in the living room he designed for the Shippan Designer Showhouse in Stamford, Connecticut. A pale, almost Prussian blue painted on the walls reads as Old World elegant, especially brushing against white-painted dentil crown moldings. A white silk tufted sofa commands the conversation area with a formality that’s made approachable by a pair of comfy blue club chairs.

A Polished Palette

The large living room in this DC Design House (Washington, D.C.) exudes elegance with a deftly played palette that keeps all parts of the space in harmony. A tasteful mix of icy blue, ivory, yellow, white, and khaki creates the polished look. A large table in front of the fireplace divides the space into two conversation areas, and its yellow-and-white cotton striped skirt introduces a sunny spirit that’s essential for a room so large to feel livable. Matching sisal rugs define both sides of the room, and their Greek-key edges are banded in yellow to plant the palette underfoot.

Lovely and Light Living Room

Making the right decorating decision sometimes means doing nothing at all. When a living room like the one in this East Hampton house is blessed with beautiful French doors and an abundance of light, a smart designer knows to leave well enough alone: Keep the windows undressed. Designer Larry Laslo did just that. He also enhanced the architecture’s airiness with a monochromatic palette of soft pearl and sand with dark wood accents. elegant living room

Black and White Living Room Design - Some people are having problem with picking colors for their room and they can not be bothered any-more. If you do too, you can just love the contrast of black and white style. You may be considering to have Black and White Living Room. All-right, we are on the same track.

A black and white style can be contemporary or even have American or French Country feel inside. Some people might say that black and white are limiting when it comes to the home decoratikon. However, it is actually an opposite. There are actually so many different designs and inspirations that you can implement when decorating black and white livingroom.

see also : Living room interior design ideas

The first trick is to keep the walls light. If you are going to have Black and White Living Room, hemn keep the walls light with thite olor. This influences the remarkable background for placing piecces of art and black shelves on the wall. Some will prefer to have more contrast on the walls. And you can also do that too.

You then can add patterns to the black and white room. If you want to make sure that you room does not end up boring, then make sure that you consider the installation of patterns in your room. Patterns can be varied fro checks to stripes, etc. If you are bold enough, you can include animal prints like zebra inside your black and white living room.

If you are up to seasonal stuff, you can update your Black and White Living Room design. The theme is actually great environment for all seasonal decorating necessities. Decorating your living room with black and white color themes is not a difficult thing. It also does not have to be expensive.Though it is a little bit more monochrome colors, make sure that you add your own style so that it makes the room yours. Black and White Living Room Design