Living room is certainly the most utilised room in any home,it deserves your attention (and your eye for design). If you’re thinking of revamping your home,there are many design elements to play with. From speedy spring revamps with colour pops from cushions and throws, to bigger transformations that impress with trendy design elements and cool layouts. Turn your attention to these 5 modern living room designs, that will inspire your next renovation project.

This modern yet sophisticated living room proves that you don’t have to complicate things to create a stylish room. Try sticking with the basics: a sectional sofa, a simple coffee table, a practical media wall and some accent lighting. You can also try a minimal colour scheme to keep things streamlined. A simple layout in a neutral colour palette makes this living room look spacious and invites calm.

Modern living spaces have become hives of activity for anything from relaxing, to socializing, mindful meditations, and home working. So that you can separate the ‘task at hand, try space zoning by creating dedicated areas for each activity. Turn a corner into a tech-free spot to practice mindfulness or define a home working space, use a room divider to anchor a social set-up.

The use of wood panels on walls and muted colours gives the space a welcoming feel. Used a clean-lined furniture piece, and tuck in subtle layers of textural diversity which creates a relaxing and blissful comfort.  

You don’t need an overwhelming amount of items to make an impressive room. If you want to keep things manageable, try going the minimalist route. Stick to the necessities and minimal decor to make the space feel larger and polished. Another tip, Choose pieces and style your room in a way that feels lived-in and cozy. Think “light and bright”.   

In an open floor plan like this HBD, several reoccurring tones—white, natural wood, black, grey-tie the living area, and dining area together. Try sticking to three colours that aren’t overly bright or bold and play around with their placements. A lighter tone on the walls open up the room and make it feel larger across the board and the grey tone in the furniture overall gives a cozy ambience.