Jessica Nelson Design/Carina Skrobecki Photography

Gone are the days when light colors dominated interiors.

Increasingly,rich, moody palettesare taking center stage.

If youre looking for some moody living room inspiration, weve got you covered.

Small living room with color drenched black walls.

Jessica Nelson Design/Carina Skrobecki Photography

Want more design inspiration?

We love the sophisticated yet inviting final look.

To finish off the look, incorporate plenty of natural textures and plants.

Monochromatic green living room.

Emily Henderson Design/ Photo By Kaitlin Green

The charcoal grey walls help the furniture and light fixture pop while adding a touch of drama.

Choose Dark Furniture

Becca Interiors

Pairdark furniturewith dark walls for a polished and sophisticated look.

Why not add some moody built-ins.

Living room with dark wall paneling.

Design byYEN Collective/ Photo by Vivian Johson

These punchy grape-coloredbuilt-in bookshelvesare stylish and functional, offering plenty of storage for books and decor.

Stick to Neutral Tones

J. Fuller Interiors/ Photo by Madeline Harper

Are neutrals your thing?

Draw some inspiration from this moody neutral space by J. Fuller Interiors.

Dark living room with earthy colors.

Design byStudio Gutow/ David Mitchell Photo

Color Drench With Black

Dont be afraid togo all out with black.

Color-drenching with black is a bold choice, but when done right, the result is stunning.

While many Scandi interiors feature bright white walls, this style pairs well with moody interiors, too.

Dark living room with pops of color.

Mary Patton Design

Try Dark Red

Design byCurated by Thea/ Photo byJennifer Cole Rodriguez

Talk about drama.

Paint your walls with moody, dark red paint to create an intimate space that evokes warmth and sophistication.

If youre ready to take it further, trycolor-drenchingfor the ultimate moody and cozy oasis.

Living room with moody accent wall.

Ursula Carmona ofHome Made by Carmona

Choose Dark Paint and Wallpaper

Tyler Karu

Get a moody, monochromatic look with matching paint andwallpaper.

This will give the color-drenching effect while providing a bit of contrast in texture and color.

Dark grey is the perfect choice for a serene and relaxing feel.

Dark living room with eclectic design.

Erin Williamson Design

Dark gray walls and window treatments provide the perfect moody backdrop to let the blue and gold shine.

Opt for a medium-toned forest green to pack a punch with color while creating a moody and inviting atmosphere.

Minimal but thoughtfully chosen decor helps the space feel sophisticated and inviting.

Dark living room with dark furniture.

Becca Interiors

This can be done with wall paint, furniture, and decor.

The result is clean and classyperfect for formal sitting spaces.

This trick helps create a seamless space and emphasizes the other furnishings and decor in the room.

Dark living room with moody built-ins.

Jessica Nelson Design/Carina Skrobecki Photography

Opt for a Medium Blue

Blue is a great choice for nearly any room in the home.

Its known for its relaxing qualities, making it especially well-suited to bedrooms,living rooms, and bathrooms.

Dark red paint is a fantastic option, especially for moody boho-inspired designs.

Living room with neutral colors and dark tones.

J. Fuller Interiors/ Photo by Madeline Harper

Feature Natural Wood Trim

Dark colors create the perfect backdrop for natural wood accents to shine.

Traditionally, light or neutral colors are recommended for dark spaces to brighten and make them feel bigger.

However, you certainly arent limited to white or beige if thats not your thing.

Dark living room with black color drenched walls.

Jessica Nelson Design/Carina Skrobecki Photography

Using dark colors strategically (such as color drenching) can have a similar effect.

Small rooms dont have to be painted white to feel larger than they are.

Dark colors are also a viable option.

Dark living room with Scandinavian influence.

Jessica Nelson Design/Carina Skrobecki Photography

Dark living room with black shiplap.

Michelle Berwick Design

Large living room with dark colors.

Galey Alix

Dark living room with burnt red walls.

Design byCurated by Thea/ Photo byJennifer Cole Rodriguez

Dark, woodsy living room.

Jessica Nelson Design/Carina Skrobecki Photography

Dark living room with dark paint and wallpaper.

Tyler Karu

Dark living room with blue and gold.

Blakely Interior Design/ Photo byGreg Premru

Dark living room with ’70s style.

Design by Ryann Miller forEmily Henderson Design/ Photo by Sara Ligorria-Tramp

Dark living room with color-drenched forest green walls.

Mary Patton Design

Dark and moody living room.

House 9 Interiors

Dark living room with luxurious fabrics.

Ushi Schick Interiors/ Photo by Margaret Austin

Dark living room with eclectic accents.

Design byErika Bonnell Interiors/Nova Soul Imagery

Dark living room with coffered ceiling.

Lush Interior Design/ Photo by Christy Kosnic

Dark living room with grey on grey color scheme.

Jenny Judge Design/ Photo by Jessica Burke

Living room with matte black walls.

Alvin Wayne

Living room with black and white color scheme.

Louis Duncan-He/ Photo by Eymeric Wildling

Dark living room with matching walls and furniture.

Erin Williamson Design

Dark living room with medium blue walls and ceiling.

Mary Patton Design

Dark red paint living room.

Tyler Karu

Living room with dark paint and natural wood.

Tyler Karu