Category: Interior Design

Towering double-height voids and bold, sleek curves give this modern home interior a masterful aesthetic. Visualised by FANHE Space Design Co, this magnificent residence is an extraordinary site to behold. A laconic colour scheme of beige softly accentuates the spectacular architectural features on show. Overhanging balconies are smoothed around their edges to create a silky silhouette. Clear glass balustrades are applied as seamless expanses, accepting no obstruction that would throw off minimalistic perfection. Wood effect panels clad key areas of the large living space with visual warmth. Built-in shelving units and a modern staircase design are precisely backlit to build an atmospheric lighting scheme with a high-end look.

In the breathtaking double-height living space, a beige stucco perimeter sets a scene of peace and tranquillity. A large TV set is

It’s great to have a large living room to spread out in. However, it’s how you use the space that counts. If the space is stuffed with an overabundance of small furniture items, it looks cluttered and badly planned. If an open plan living room doesn’t have clearly defined zones, furniture seems to float unnervingly in the emptiness. So, how do you avoid these layout pitfalls and create a scheme with superior style? To help you on your way, we’ve put together this collection of 40 large living room ideas that make great use of space. In this gallery, we’ve included a wealth of inspiration for lounge furniture, lighting, statement walls, and more.

Create a dark feature ceiling to increase the cosy factor in a large layout. These dark wooden beams

We all need a little more calm in our lives. Social media alerts are constantly pinging on our devices, demanding immediate attention. Work-life overspills into home life with no excuses or apologies. The world moves fast and never sleeps. The best we can do is to take control of our surroundings, to carve out a little piece of serenity to soothe tired eyes and minds. These two light and relaxed interior designs demonstrate how to take the noise and chaos out of our homes. Laconic white and wood colour palettes communicate only peace and restful balance. A combination of linearity and curves mould clean layouts that flow gently.

In our first calming home interior, a wood laminate floor treatment is laid bare of rugs in the TV lounge. The simple, minimalist