Living Room
A place to read, welcome friends or settle in at the end of the day. Explore living room ideas with warm timber, expressive colours and distinctive furniture, from Mid-Century arrangements to sculptural Space Age forms.
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Alpine Chalet Style Meets Art Deco Glamour
Rough-hewn timber beams and a stone fireplace meet black-and-gold Art Deco armchairs and a mirrored side table — as if a mountain lodge suddenly developed a taste for Gatsby-era glamour.
De Stijl Art Meets a Boho Reading Nook
A Mondrian-style painting of red, yellow, and blue blocks on white hangs above a woven rattan chair, surrounded by macramé and layered kilim rugs — strict geometry meets warm handicraft.
Chinoiserie Wallpaper Meets a Mid-Century Living Room
Hand-painted wallpaper of birds and blossoms on a deep green ground meets a simple teak credenza and a clean walnut lounge chair — two centuries of furniture history, connected by a single wall.
Bauhaus Geometry in a Tropical Jungle Living Room
A red, blue, and yellow tubular-steel armchair sits in the middle of a living room overflowing with monstera and palm leaves — as if a Bauhaus masterpiece had found its way into a jungle.
Traditional English Living Room With Blue & Gold Decor
Rich blue, warm gold, and classic proportions — a timeless English living room look that never goes out of style.
Boho Tennis Living Room Ideas
The "tennis club" look reinterpreted: earthy tones, natural materials, and boho warmth instead of cool country-club polish.
Plan around the way you live
Start with how you use the room. Face seats towards one another for conversation, or give a reading chair its own light and nearby table. Keep the routes between the door, sofa and windows clear, then arrange the remaining furniture around them.
Combine living room styles
Mid-Century pieces introduce warm timber and slim frames. Space Age adds rounded forms, while an eclectic approach brings different pieces together. Repeating a colour or material can connect them without making everything match.
Use a rug to define the seating area
A rug that reaches beneath the front legs of the sofa and armchairs can bring the seating group together. Mark out a possible size on the floor before choosing one, using a temporary marker suitable for the floor finish. Check both the visual effect and the routes around it.