Open Concept Living Room Design Photos with Carpet and Beige Floor

Kensington apartment in a grand mansion block with tall ceilings, big windows and lots of natural light. The living space is completely open plan to the dining area and kitchen. We created this elegant yet cosy corner seating area using calm, neutral colours with bright yellow accents inspired by the natural sunlight.

Introducing Verdi Living - one of the classics from Atrium’s prestige collection. When built, The Verdi was heralded as the most luxurious display home ever built in Perth, the Verdi has a majestic street presence reminiscent of Europe’s most stately homes. It is a rare home of timeless elegance and character, and is one of Atrium Homes’ examples of commitment to designing and building homes of superior quality and distinction. For total sophistication and grand luxury, Verdi Living is without equal. Nothing has been spared in the quest for perfection, from the travertine floor tiles to the sumptuous furnishings and beautiful hand-carved Italian marble statues. From the street the Verdi commands attention, with its imposing facade, wrought iron balustrading, elegantly stepped architectural moldings and Roman columns. Built to the highest of standards by the most experienced craftsmen, the home boasts superior European styling and incorporates the finest materials, finishes and fittings. No detail has been overlooked in the pursuit of luxury and quality. The magnificent, light-filled formal foyer exudes an ambience of classical grandeur, with soaring ceilings and a spectacular Venetian crystal chandelier. The curves of the grand staircase sweep upstairs alongside the spectacular semi-circular glass and stainless steel lift. Another discreet staircase leads from the foyer down to a magnificent fully tiled cellar. Along with floor-to-ceiling storage for over 800 bottles of wine, the cellar provides an intimate lounge area to relax, watch a big screen TV or entertain guests. For true entertainment Hollywood-style, treat your guests to an evening in the big purpose-built home cinema, with its built-in screen, tiered seating and feature ceilings with concealed lighting. The Verdi’s expansive entertaining areas can cater for the largest gathering in sophistication, style and comfort. On formal occasions, the grand dining room and lounge room offer an ambience of elegance and refinement. Deep bulkhead ceilings with internal recess lighting define both areas. The gas log fire in the lounge room offers both classic sophistication and modern comfort. For more relaxed entertaining, an expansive family meals and living area, defined by gracious columns, flows around the magnificent kitchen at the hub of the home. Resplendent and supremely functional, the dream kitchen boasts solid Italian granite, timber cabinetry, stainless steel appliances and plenty of storage, including a walk-in pantry and appliance cupboard. For easy outdoor entertaining, the living area extends to an impressive alfresco area with built-in barbecue, perfect for year-round dining. Take the lift, or choose the curved staircase with its finely crafted Tasmanian Oak and wrought iron balustrade to the private upstairs zones, where a sitting room or retreat with a granite bar opens to the balcony. A private wing contains a library, two big bedrooms, a fully tiled bathroom and a powder room. For those who appreciate true indulgence, the opulent main suite - evocative of an international five-star hotel - will not disappoint. A stunning ceiling dome with a Venetian crystal chandelier adds European finesse, while every comfort has been catered for with quality carpets, formal drapes and a huge walk-in robe. A wall of curved glass separates the bedroom from the luxuriously appointed ensuite, which boasts the finest imported tiling and exclusive handcrafted marble.

The entertainment unit cabinetry at the Love Shack TV project. A three drawer unit which also doubles as a window seat. Featuring custom 'Slimline Shaker' fronts by LTKI, a solid timber top/seat and leather bound handles by MadeMeasure. Designed By: Rex Hirst Photographed By: Tim Turner

New 'Sky Frame' sliding French doors fill the entire rear elevation of the space and open onto a new terrace and steps. The connection with the rear garden has thereby been hugely improved. A pair of antique French window shutters were adapted to form double doors to a small children's playroom. Photographer: Nick Smith

Custom gas fireplace, stone cladding, sheer curtains

Thomas Dalhoff

Green country living room. www.interiorsphotographyscotland.co.uk

Mopoke

Simple but refined sitting room in Dorset farmhouse. Interior Kate Renwick Photography Nick Smith

####Disclaimer: The image provided is not representative of our projects but reflects the style we strive to achieve. We are currently seeking client consent to share completed project images across various online platforms. https://biid.org.uk/resources/permission-use-photography-what-you-need-know We cater to a significant number of private clients who opt not to have their project images shared online. Nonetheless, we are pleased to share our portfolio upon request, specifically featuring projects for which we have obtained client consent.#### The project's scope was to use existing furniture items and enhance the room by creating more light and space planning. Two generations used this family home, and they wanted to keep the feel of the space the same. They only wanted to repaint the area, bring some colour coordination, and create more free space for circulation around the open-plan dining and lounge area. Here are some keywords that can describe the project briefly: color palette, mood, downsizing, refreshing, and reusing.

####Disclaimer: The image provided is not representative of our projects but reflects the style we strive to achieve. We are currently seeking client consent to share completed project images across various online platforms. https://biid.org.uk/resources/permission-use-photography-what-you-need-know We cater to a significant number of private clients who opt not to have their project images shared online. Nonetheless, we are pleased to share our portfolio upon request, specifically featuring projects for which we have obtained client consent.#### The project's scope was to use existing furniture items and enhance the room by creating more light and space planning. Two generations used this family home, and they wanted to keep the feel of the space the same. They only wanted to repaint the area, bring some colour coordination, and create more free space for circulation around the open-plan dining and lounge area. Here are some keywords that can describe the project briefly: color palette, mood, downsizing, refreshing, and reusing.

A Nash terraced house in Regent's Park, London. Interior design by Gaye Gardner. Photography by Adam Butler