8 Most Spectacular Living Rooms

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.

Comfortable furnishings will allow for relaxation, while good lighting help make your space feel bright and airy. We have plenty of living rooms featured in our collection below, in various styles from contemporary to rustic. We hope to leave you feeling inspired to decorate your own living room.

1. Farmhouse Style Home Jennifer Robin Interiors

The main living spaces are in an open concept layout: living, dining and kitchen. A ladder takes you up to an open sleeping loft above. On the other side of the fireplace, a sliding barn door conceals a guest bathroom. The soothing color palette was inspired by the surrounding landscape. In the image below you can see how the clerestory windows runs the length of the house, illuminating the space with natural light.

2. Contemporary Farmhouse Style ZPlus Interiors

Soaring ceilings in the living room keeps the area feeling bright and airy. A slot in the wall holds stacked firewood. Exposed beams adds a rustic nuance to this otherwise Scandinavian aesthetic. An expansive wall of glass and sliding patio doors connects this space to the outside.

3. Lake House Design Amy Studebaker Design

The harmony of color and materials, and every finish is simple yet elegantly stunning. In each room of this Cape Cod inspired home, whites are layered to provide detail through texture. The bright pops of color infuses a touch of whimsy. This clean-lined, mainly white design invokes a coastal vibe with an elegant display of materials and finishes.

4. Contemporary Mountaintop Homestead JLF Associates

The interior decor showcases mid-century furnishings that are more open and exposed with minimal cushions. The designers wished to counterbalance this lightness by pairing these pieces with some heavier furnishings. Material elements includes weathered Montana moss rock and rustic reclaimed wood. The exquisite wood flooring consists of rare American chestnut. Efficient steel and glass windows frames the breathtaking views that surrounds the home.

5. Modern Beach House Christian Anderson Architects

The living area opens in multiple directions, overlooking the Gulf in one direction and opening onto an expansive lawn in the other.

6. Urban Lake Cottage Charlie Co Design

The ceiling beams in the living room consists of reclaimed wood.

7. Renovated Old Farmhouse Mireia Pla

This old farmhouse has been transformed into a bright and airy retreat to enjoy spending time with family and friends. From stylish interior details to the sliding glass walls that creates a seamless indoor-outdoor connection, there is so much to admire in this lovely renovation project. The outdoor living spaces are just as chic, offering relaxing areas to enjoy the property’s wonderful surroundings.

8. Singing Sands Residence Jones Studio

This beautiful Oregon coastal cottage offers the warmth of an old seaside village, thanks to the heavy use of wood both indoors and out. Transparency was key to this home’s success, adding floor-to-ceiling windows to frame views of the surrounding terrain. The courtyard offers an outdoor oasis of native plantings that adds to the vacation experience.