Do you like a more rustic look? Find out how to put your favourite country design together to create a pleasant and soothing environment to enjoy by browsing our collection of the best country living room schemes. If a rural living room isn’t your style, have a look at our modern and classic living room ideas. You haven’t decided on a style yet? We offer hundreds of living room images to assist you.

 

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The deep glow of jewel and spice tones gives this living area a rich yet inviting look. Simple sprigs of flora entwined between coloured glass votives provide ambiance to the mantlepiece. The deep blue wall colour gives a sophisticated touch to the entire aesthetic, ensuring that the area remains elegant even after the seasonal decorations are removed.

 

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This living area has lovely high vaulted ceilings and exposed stone walls, retaining the elegance of a barn building. The eclectic furnishings, in contrast to the classic architecture, are charmingly modern. The design is modernised with brightly coloured mustard and teal velvet sofas. The traditional farmhouse-style dining stable and chairs are offset by a contemporary glass coffee table.

 

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An on-trend patterned rug is complemented by vivid floral curtains and pillows to create a stylish look. The placement of the rug and sofa serves to smartly delineate a living room zone separate from the open-plan kitchen.

 

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A statement armchair is the perfect spot to curl up with a good book. The wood stove adds to the cosiness of this cosy ready-to-eat zone. The walls are painted in Farrow & Ball’s Manor House Gray, which is a cool light grey.

 

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A cosy living room off the dining room is the ideal spot to unwind with a drink after supper. The cool and peaceful style of Farrow & Ball’s Manor House Gray has been applied to this wonderful sunlight-filled area.
Armchairs on either side of the woodburning stove provide a warm and inviting spot to unwind after a meal.

 

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While-washed clapboard walls are the epitome of coastal living. Beautifully exposed wooden beams and a traditional open fireplace complete the look in this living room. Driftwood accents and striped loose-covered furniture add to the coastal feel of the decor.

 

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The Millennial pink chairs with brass legs and matching brass table look great against the sage green walls. A round coffee table is ideal for a connecting living room since it promotes free traffic flow.

 

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With the right furniture choices, a rustic living room can have a glam edge. While the bones of this living room are rustic and earthy, rich velvet upholstery and hints of matt gold give it a contemporary and luxury twist.

 

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Make the most of your space by installing built-in chairs with hidden storage. This smart seating arrangement is located in a family snug area with a need for efficient space utilisation. Fitted open and closed storage keeps a high-traffic room clutter-free.

 

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Simple finishing touches may transform any space into a fashionable and functional space. In this coastal living area, an upturned crate with castors serves as a wonderful side table. To give a decorative touch, it’s been dressed in beachcomber treasures.

 

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Take inspiration from chalky cliffs and shingle beaches for a softer take on coastal design. Embracing blemishes is crucial to duplicating this more off-the-beaten-path seaside appearance. From hewn wood to the jagged edges of broken seashells, there’s something for everyone. With slubby linen upholstery and bleached wood tones, the atmosphere is tactile and comfortable.