White Living Room Design Photos with Grey Walls, Carpet and a Freestanding TV

Family Room at JG King Adelphi Home from the Alpha Collection.

Jonathon Little

House photography in West Yorkshire. Property photographer in Huddersfield.

https://belle-imaging.com

Before putting this lovely cottage on the market our clients asked us to revamp and restyle the whole house ready for selling. We had all the rooms redecorated in modern neutral colours and rearranged the furniture and accessories ready for viewings. We are pleased to say that the property had four asking price offers within a week and sold for over the asking price.

Narrabundah Townhouse Development. Finishes include polished concrete floors, timber cladding, elba stone and a soft palette of grey, white and timber veneer. Interior Design by Studio Black Interiors. Build by REP Building. Photography by Hcreations.

Set within the picturesque eco-subdivision of Ferndale, this single level pavilion style property can double as either a family home or relaxing getaway destination. Encapsulating easy living in a compact, yet well considered floor plan, the home perfects style and functionality. Built with relaxed entertaining in mind, the mix of neutral colour tones, textures and natural materials combine to create a modern, lodge-like feel.

Ikea Besta units form the TV bench in this modern scheme with black crisp details in frames, plant brackets and leather cupboard handles.

Emma Wood

We were commissioned to give this clients tired and dated living room a makeover. They wanted a room that was contemporary and modern but one which felt homely and inviting. We went for a very simple colour scheme of greys and whites with a pop of colour brought in from the plants. The key to this scheme was the fabrics we used for the curtains and pelmet and then brought it into the scheme with these gorgeous cushions on the sofa. We also went for fully wallpapered walls using this beautiful Casadeco Wallpaper The end result was a room that felt inviting and calming. The client was delighted.

This project began with the desire to transform a tired sitting room into a tranquil teal space where the owners could read, relax and sink into super comfy sofas. A key element was replacing the dated 1970s brick fireplace whilst maintaining proportions appropriate to the room. The bespoke solution was a simple oak surround framing tiles glazed with a variety of peacock and opal green colours, creating a striking and contemporary focal point. The curves of the scallop shaped tiles are mirrored in patterns on the soft furnishings as well as decorative paint effects on the walls. A sweeping arch frames a beautiful collection of Sophie Cook's elegant porcelain pieces, the strong colour seeming to draw the end wall closer, helping to balance the room's lengthy proportions. Further shelving in a gradation of teal grabs the eye and provides space for the clients' distinctive collection of ceramics and tulipwood vessels Sumptuous velvet cushions and the Galvin Brothers' handcrafted footstool introduce fresh punches of lime and leaf green to enliven the space whilst the custom made table lamp continues the use of block colour and geometric shape against a backdrop of cool grey tones. The warmer grey of the luxurious wool pile carpet completes the comfortable, calm yet colour rich interior. A real teal treat. Photography: Megan Taylor

Rather than a dark and cave-like theatre room, we chose to use it as an additional living space, with fresh sisal-look carpet and lighter walls. A large sectional was added for plenty of family seating, and combined with a statement timber coffee table. Soft lilacs paired beautifully with the warm greys and greens used elsewhere in the home, and colour was added through cushions and photograhy. Photo by Photogenix, Townsville.

A luxurious atmosphere that is comfortable and pleasing to the eye at the same time was the requirement for this recently completed cottage located at the gateway to the beautiful Peak District. 
 “An application of soft-neutral tones can make quite an impact through its simplicity for your home, promoting calm and a sense of tranquillity. “

Emma Wood

Lucy Williams Photography

Charlie O'Beirne