Expansive Green, Beige Living Room Design Photos

This eclectic living room is a bold celebration of character, creativity, and contrast. Bursting with personality, the space is layered with an array of unusual objects and sculptural furniture pieces, each with its own story and form. Colourful artwork energises the walls, while decorative items—collected, curated, and unexpected—fill every corner with charm and intrigue. At the heart of the room, two large green sofas face one another, anchoring the space with comfort and presence. Between them sits a custom-made marble coffee table—an elegant centrepiece with natural veining that adds depth and texture. A standout feature is the bespoke fireplace, designed in-house. With stepped marble detailing and a refined brass border, it blends contemporary craftsmanship with timeless materiality. The original Victorian detailing of the home remains intact, lovingly preserved and repainted to revive its classical beauty. The overall atmosphere is playful, fresh, and full of life—a confident mix of old and new, where historical charm meets bold artistic expression.

The sitting room in this family home in West Dulwich was opened up to the kitchen and the dining area of the lateral extension to create one large family room. A pair of matching velvet sofas & mohair velvet armchairs created a nice seating area around the newly installed fireplace and a large rug helped to zone the space

Dario Brillante Fotografia

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Brisbane interior designer created a neutral palette to showcase the architectural elements of this Clayfield home. American oak bespoke furniture by Gary Hamer, including a 3.5 metre long dining table. Sofa and armchairs by Jardan. Photography by Robyn Mill, Blix Photography

For this project, we have supplied a large mediawall fire with advanced features, a full-width mediawall build with multiple alcoves, and lighting finished by wonderful Venetian plastering in a silver finish.

La casa è caratterizzata da un disegno sulle pareti di cornici continue, tono su tono, che creano una delicato disegno classico-contemporaneo. Un elemento centrale, in rilievo e con una finitura decorativa, contenente il televisore e il camino a bioetanolo, caratterizza tutta la zona del salotto. Agli arredi di design milanese degli anni '50, restaurati, sono state accostate due poltroncine di Gio Ponti in riedizione. Speciali lampade contenute un un riquadro al centro del controsoffitto, risaltano la qualità del parquet d'epoca, restaurato e gli arredi vintage.

Pièce de vie dans la partie contemporaine Photo Jean Richer

Warm, cozy, inviting open-plan lodge style living space.