Mid-sized Living Room Design Photos with a Wood Stove and Beige Floor

Sun drenched opening plan living room with direct access to garden. Eclectic mix of timeless classic pieces mixed with post modern Bauhaus and vintage Danish pieces

This beautiful Cotswold living room, originally built in 1650, has been updated sympathetically through an eclectic mix of modern furniture contrasting with its natural rustic charm. A statement black linen sofa, adorned by a selection of beautiful white cushions with geometric stitching detail, is framed by black lacquered Chinese trunks and oversized bespoke lamps. A large black and white framed print adds character and personality. Two metal round nesting tables, sit upon a beautiful white hide. The room is finished off with the all important accessories, including a water hyacinth round tray holding speciality gins, an oversized resin and stone clam and a vase of faux green succulents. Photograph: Anna Stathaki Photograph: Anna Stathaki

The wood stove

A classic alcove cabinet set, designed and made by Davies & Foster for local Instagramer and interior designer Kirsty, over at Greenbank Interiors in Chester. On that note, Greenbank interiors is a great Instagram page to follow for design tips and inspiration. This is classic shaker styling, with modern floating shelves. A great example of what can be done once your alcove cupboards have been installed. Kirsty has set out the space beautifully.

This was a large family living space which had a split level and very high ceilings. The client's wanted to maintain the wooden bannister so we chose colours to tone down any orange tones, and add some warmth to this north facing room.

Inside Story Photography

Robert López Hinton, Angelo Kunat, Pep Toni Ginard

Emma Wood

Custom media unit in Walnut Veneer with colour match back panels. Textured black walnut wall cladding. Original vintage armchair and new Ligne Roset sofa. Bowers and Wilkins audio.

The living room at Highgate House. An internal Crittall door and panel frames a view into the room from the hallway. Painted in a deep, moody green-blue with stone coloured ceiling and contrasting dark green joinery, the room is a grown-up cosy space.

Stack London Ltd

Light filled reception space

Dean Frost (Dean Frost Photography)

Anna Stathaki

Unique Home Stays

Rénovation partielle d'un salon et création d'une bibliothèque La cheminée est pensée comme le foyer, le point central d'un aménagement qui répond aux besoins de rangements du client. Le socle en béton ciré crée le lien entre l'ancien et notre écriture plus contemporaine. Le chêne naturel vient dialoguer avec le langage plus classique du reste de la maison.