Living Room Decoration

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Whether you want to completely redesign your room or simply make a few small changes, these decorating ideas will help you create a relaxing and comfortable space. Be Strategic About Where to Stay Neutral
Choose neutral tones for the big-ticket furnishings, including the sofa, chairs, and buffet. Splashes of daring color come from easy-to-change accessories like lampshades, pillows, and curtains.

Living Room Design - Let Your Art Make the Color Decisions for You
If you’re grasping for a color scheme, pick tones from a beloved work of art. You’ll already know that they look good with one another, and the painting will help tie the room together. Ditch the Heavy Curtains Don’t bother with fussy drapes. In fact, if privacy is not an issue at your home, you have permission to skip curtains altogether.

How to Decorate living room? Steer Clear of the Clinical Look with Gray
Conventional wisdom suggests that white rooms seem larger, but their starkness can feel institutional. A muted palette of grays achieves the former and avoids the latter.

Interior Design Ideas - Overhaul Your Furniture with Well-Chosen Accessories
"Adding new pillows and a nice throw can make it look like you’ve got a brand-new couch or armchair," says stylist Lance Boyd. Use Shelves Strategically Tone down a bright wall by placing open shelving. The result: a room that’s playful but, not overpowering.

Living Room Furniture Design - How to Go Bold—Even If You’re Busy
"A dramatic new color can make a room feel bigger,” Boyd says. If you’re short on time, then choose one wall as an accent and just paint that—it will completely change the room’s vibe. Arrange Seats to Create a Warm, Inviting Space Leather club chairs and ottomans by the fireplace and two sofas rearranged in an "L" shape invite lounging and conversation.

living room Painting - When Buying Souvenirs, Go with Your Gut
"When you’re traveling, if something speaks to you, buy it,” Nate Berkus says. "You’ll figure out what to do with it later. A cast-iron crab might find its way onto your nightstand.”