Check out these living room decor ideas in a range of styles for inspiration.
Layer Textures
Layer multiple texturesto your living room to make it feel comfortable and inviting.
Decorate With Plants
Design byEmilie Fournet Interiors/ Photo by Kasia Fiszer
When in doubt,add plants.
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Choose Textural Finishes
Design byAlvin Wayne
Finding ways todecorate around the TVis always a challenge.
Use Coastal Colors
Use bright shades of blue to make a coastal living room feel modern.
Marie Flanigan Interiorshung a pair of black metal chandeliers in this spacious living room.
Design by Jessica Davis ofAtelier Davis/ Photo by Heidi Harris
Split Your Sectional
Design byAndrea May Interiors/ Photo byJenny Siegwart
Customize your living room with modular furniture.
A sculptural coffee table anchors the space with soft curves that aids circulation without bashed shins or stubbed toes.
Add a Giant Floor Mirror
There are multiple ways todecorate with mirrorsin your living room.
Design byGhislaine Viñas/ Photo by Garrett Rowland
Choose Bright Wall Paint
Design byStudio Peake
Yellow is a versatile shade thatplays well with other colors.
Wallpaper the Built-Ins
Wallpaper the backs of fireplace built-ins for a layered feel.
But black-and-white zigzag tiling on the classic fireplace surround adds a graphic modern touch.
Design byGhislaine Viñas/ Photo by Garrett Rowland
Highlight a Design Classic
Elevate your living room with a design classic like a lamp or chair.
It helps to define the seating area while providing ambient light that makes the space feel cozier after dark.
Add a Book Tower
Design byCathie Hong Interiors/ Photo byChristy Q.
Design byAtelier Davis/ Photo by Emily Followill
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Set up a reading corner to create space to grab some alone time as well as socialize.
Louis Duncan-He Designshung a roundpreserved mosspiece to add a stylized touch of nature that fits with the polished room.
In this living room fromLeanne Ford Interiorsit’s a giant disco ball.
Design byEmilie Fournet Interiors/ Photo by Kasia Fiszer
The furniture is positioned with its back to the dining table to create the feel of individual zones.
Warm wall sconces add a transformative glow to this coastal Maine living room fromTyler Karu Design and Interiors.
This Oakland, CA highrise living room fromForbes + Mastershas black-and-white accent wallpaper that energizes the space.
Design byAllison Babcock Design/ Photo by Matt Kisiday
A sculptural natural wood side table lends an organic feel to this living room fromDesiree Burns Interiors.
Hang a Beaded Chandelier
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Create a focal point in a living room with extra-tall ceilings by hanging a beaded chandelier.
Design and Photo byAlfredo Paredes Studio
Hang Color Photography
Reinforce an earth-toned living room color palette with landscape photography.
Choose Low-Slung Seating
Make a small living room feel more spacious with low-slung furniture.
Leanne Ford Interiorsgave this cottage living room a textured wall treatment for a warm and lived-in feel.
Design byCaroline Andréoni Interior Design/ Photo by Sophie Lloyd
Try Out Some Sailor Stripes
Create a harmonious feel with coordinated decor details.
BloggerLiz Mariedecorated the wall above her fireplace with a vintage sign that complements the neutral-toned space.
Interior designer Emily Taber-Moore ofStudio Henreeused a brass statement light to define the seating area in this living room.
Design byMichelle Gerson Interiors/ Photo by Patrick Cline
Embrace Round Shapes
Soften a small or boxy living room with rounded shapes and curved lines.
Try a Black Accent Wall
Alvin Wayne
Add dimension to your living room witha black accent wall.
Hang Large-Scale Art
Make an impact with large-scale art.
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Embrace Scandinavian Style
Scandi-style living roomsare soothing, uncluttered, and inviting.
How do you make a living room look modern?
What’s the best way to decorate a living room on a budget?
Design byMarie Flanigan Interiors/ Photo byJulie Soefer
Focus on the essentials like a sofa, coffee table, and good lighting.
Decorate with budget-friendly natural decor elements like dried florals or woven baskets.
What elements make a living room feel warm and cozy?
Design byLeanne Ford Interiors/ Photo byTessa Neustadt
Make your living room feel cozyand warm with layered textiles.
And dont forget warm balanced lighting throughout the room.
Design byMichelle Gerson Interiors/ Photo by Marco Ricca
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Design byStudio Henree/ Photo byJenny Siegwart
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Design byMarie Flanigan Interiors/ Photo by Julie Soefer
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