12 Luxury Living Rooms Design Ideas

Since the living room is where family spends quality time talking, watching television and entertaining family and friends, it is an important space in the home that gets used often. Therefore, it is essential that you create a space that meets your lifestyle needs and is decorated with personal items that helps you feel connected to the space.

1. Luxury Contemporary Home John Lum Architecture

The interiors also features soaring ceilings and large skylights. Offers a beautiful natural palette of wood, stone and tile that infuses warmth throughout. The main entry level features a two-story atrium, illuminating this area with natural light while adding a luxury feel to the space.

2. Farmhouse Style Retreat Lorrie Browne Interiors

In the living room, white-washed shiplap walls and a tall, slanted ceiling line helps to keep the space feeling light and airy. A graphic print area rug helps to delineate and ground the space. A wall of sliding glass windows blurs the boundaries between indoors and out.

3. Mountain Modern Retreat Studio H Design

The interior living spaces of the main residence features a rustic elegance, a collaboration between the homeowner and the architects.

4. Architecture Modern Hillside Home

This amazing modern home features a wonderful indoor-outdoor connection. From the open living spaces to the dramatic staircase and stylish furnishings, this home is truly a work of art. It is filled with natural light thanks to expansive windows, which captures views of both the city skyline and the incredible backyard space.

5. Contemporary Carriage House Butler Armsden Architects

The home underwent a complete overhaul of the interiors, gutting the space completely and creating a sleek yet comfortable modern retreat, while making much needed improvements to the historic exterior. It was re-purposed as an extension of the family’s living room with a Bulthaup kitchen, integrated audio-visual system.

6. Mountain Contemporary Renovation Menendez Architects

The overall design sustains the warmth of mountain architecture through the use of natural materials of wood and stone, while following ideals of simplicity. Wood panelling was used in the great room as a ‘reflection’ of the wooded site, which can seen through the expansive windows that frames the spectacular landscape.

7. European Inspired Home Wright Design

The interiors of this home features custom iron windows, beautiful plaster walls, reclaimed heart pine timbers, quartersawn oak floors and reclaimed oak millwork.

8. Cottage Inspired Lake House Charlie Co Design

The great room showcases a beautiful stacked stone, wood-burning fireplace with a reclaimed timber mantle.

9. Urban Penthouse Apartment Residence

In the living room, an environmentally friendly, ethanol fireplace adds ambiance to this space.

10. Modern Weekend Retreat Butler Armsden Architects

The design of this structure is rooted in a dynamic interplay between nature and the built environment.

11. Lakefront Home Pfeffer Torode Architecture

The open layout was designed to offer plenty of living space to entertain large groups during the holidays; yet still feel intimate year-round with it’s distinct spaces: dining, reading, lounging and card-playing. When designing this lake house, it was all about maximizing the views. This space only has one overhead light fixture and it is suspended in front of the street side view. The artisan-crafted fixture, whose design was inspired by gas lanterns, was sourced from Low Country Originals.

12. Farmhouse Style Home Markalunas Architecture

French Quarter Lanterns on Yoke Hangers by Bevlo illuminates the built-in bookcases that align either side of the brick fireplace. The brick on the fireplace is called Walnut Creek sourced from Statesville Brick. The ceiling height is 14′-7″ along the wall and almost 27′ at peak. The beautiful chandelier illuminating the living room was sourced from Period Lighting.