Living Room Designs
Explore living room ideas for seating, TV units, storage, lighting, and more. Discover layouts and details to discuss for your own home.
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Modern living room with a wooden TV unit
Pair neutral seating with a wooden TV unit. Plan cable access and closed storage around the equipment you actually use.
Design Features
- A wooden focal point around the television
- Closed storage for everyday media essentials
- A neutral palette that leaves room for accents
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Compact living room with concealed storage
Consider a compact sofa and closed wall storage to keep everyday items accessible without filling the floor with furniture.
Design Features
- Storage that uses wall space
- Compact seating with clear walking routes
- Light finishes for a simple, cohesive look
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Minimalist living room in warm beige
Use a restrained palette and a few well-sized pieces. Introduce texture through fabrics and finishes instead of adding more furniture.
Design Features
- A small selection of well-sized furniture
- Texture through fabrics and surface finishes
- A warm, restrained colour palette
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Contemporary living room with green accents
Use green as an accent alongside neutral surfaces. Arrange seating around conversation as well as the television.
Design Features
- Conversation-friendly seating
- Green accents against neutral surfaces
- Zones for relaxing and entertaining
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Light living room with a reading corner
Set aside a comfortable chair and task light for reading. Check glare and the route past the chair before settling on its position.
Design Features
- A dedicated spot for reading
- Task lighting beside the chair
- A layout planned around window glare
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Minimalist compact living room
Prioritise the seating and storage you use daily. Choose a compact table and keep the route between the entrance and seating clear.
Design Features
- Only the seating and storage you need
- A compact centre table
- Clear access from the entrance
Your Living-Room Questions, Answered
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Start with a measured layout, the seating you need, and clear walking routes. Consider furniture with storage and avoid choosing oversized pieces just because they look good in a larger reference room.
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Use it as a starting point. Room dimensions, natural light, existing furniture, material availability, and your budget determine which features can be adapted. Share the design with our team to discuss your requirements.
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The scope of site work, furniture dimensions, material specifications, finishes, lighting, and installation requirements all affect the quotation. Confirm inclusions, exclusions, and taxes before comparing prices.
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Send your location, a floor plan or room measurements, current photographs, preferred design references, scope, budget, and intended timeline.