Creating distinct areas within a living room enhances functionality. For instance, Kirsten Francis' design features a central seating area, a writing desk, and a game table. Using a mix of luxe fabrics and various textures
Hand-painted murals are becoming a popular alternative to wallpaper and plaster finishes. Leah Alexander of Beauty is Abundant highlights their unique and personalized touch. In a chic living room
Transitioning from bright whites and grays to creams, browns, rusts, and muted greens can create a warm, inviting space. Alexis Pew of Kaminski + Pew recommends these natural, textural palettes
Attention to detail can transform a living room. Noz Nozawa's design showcases intricate shapes and curves that highlight color, texture, and craftsmanship. Nozawa emphasizes that these traditional elements
2024 will see a shift towards strategic and clutter-free floor plans. Designer Hilary Matt advocates for intentional spacing and minimal furniture, focusing on essential pieces that enhance the room's functionality
Bold lighting choices are set to make a significant impact. According to Alexander, innovative blown glass techniques, jewel-like fixtures, and organic shapes will dominate. Designers like John Pomp and brands
Moving away from minimalist trends aimed at resale value, there's a growing demand for vibrant, textured, and layered designs. Tara McCauley notes an increased interest in creating joyful, personalized spaces
Dark colors can create an illusion of expansive space and add drama to a room. Designer Elissa Grayer suggests incorporating deep hues like plum, black, navy blue, burgundy, or gray to create a sexy, inviting atmosphere
The English countryside aesthetic, characterized by grandmillenial touches and thoughtful layering, is gaining popularity in the U.S. Designer Katie Rosenfeld's New England farmhouse living room achieves a cozy.