Small Orange, Grey Living Room Design Photos with Dark Hardwood Floors
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VORBILD ArchitectureThis photograph captures a tastefully appointed open-plan living and dining area in a contemporary home. The space features a built-in media wall with shaker-style cabinetry, brass knobs, and open shelving that surrounds a central television. Adjacent to this area is a bay window seating zone with a round pedestal dining table and a mix of upholstered and wooden dining chairs. The neutral-toned sofas, layered textiles, and soft furnishings offer a cozy, cohesive palette, while wide plank dark wood floors and Roman blinds complete the elegant, understated atmosphere. Natural light floods the room through large sash windows, enhancing its warm and inviting character.
Studio DeanDark and dramatic living room featuring this stunning bay window seat.
Built in furniture makes the most of the compact space whilst sumptuous textures, rich colours and black walls bring drama a-plenty.
Photo Susie Lowe
Couture FurnitureBespoke TV stand for 42″ 3D LED TV with component cabinet below. Rotating TV cabinet designed and made by Couture Furniture for an alcove space, with a brushed stainless steel base and engineered column with internal bearings to make turning the TV effortless, the stainless steel frame around the TV is complemented by our stainless frame and a 5mm gap. Satin lacquer cabinet with drop flap door colour matched to the wall colour.
Outset ThinkThe design narrative focused on natural materials using a calm colour scheme inspired by Nordic living. The use of dark walnut wood across the floors and with kitchen units made the kitchen flow with the living space well and blend in rather than stand out. The Verde Alpi marble used on the worktops, the island and the bespoke fireplace surrounds complements the dark wooden kitchen units as well as the copper boiling tap and ovens, serving as a nod to nature and connecting the space with the outside. The same shade of Little Greene paint has been used throughout the house to bring continuity, even on the living room ceiling to close the space in and make it cosy. The hallway mural called Scoop by Hovia added the finishing touch to reflect the originally aimed grandeur of the traditional Victorian townhouse.
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