Green, Purple Living Room Design Photos with a Plaster Fireplace Surround

Ronald Tillemann, Rotterdam

Juliet Murphy

David Justen

Steffen Spitzner

An existing 1960’s property was completely modernised. The new zinc-clad bay windows have been orientated to optimise daylight and views across the stunning countryside whilst maintaining privacy. A beautiful polished concrete floor unites the entire ground floor.

A contrast to the cosy snug, this second living room was light and airy and had fabulous views of the garden. To create that connection to the outside views I chose this lovely floaty fabric with leaf detail print and painted the walls a very pale grey green colour. It felt fresh and light.

We transformed this living/dining area which was a bit dark despite a large window, by painting one of the walls in a dark blue colour, while keeping the rest as they were, a zingy yellow/green and adding colourful furniture, a shaggy Berber rug and floor lamp with a large white shade, we created a vibrant, eye catching space which attracted a buyer on the first day of coming back on the market.. This detail shows the blue sofa, colourful cushion and a large floor lamp with white shade over the grey chair and glass side table.

Previously living room was dark and long. That made it difficult to arrange furniture. By knocking down the walls around the living room and by moving chimney we gained an extra space that allowed us to create a bright and comfortable place to live.

Offener Wohnbereich mit verglaster Fassade und Alulamellen

Archi Dko

The warmth of the exposed brick walls provides this room with rustic charm