Green Living Room Design Photos with a Tile Fireplace Surround

Tim Barker Photography

For this project the clients enjoyed more natural colours so we selected a variety of earthy greens, dusty blues and autumn oranges, bringing the British countryside inside. As the new build property is quite contemporary, we chose furnishings with a soft abstract design, this created a space with a seamless blend between comfort and linear architecture.

Feature lighting, new cord sofa, paint and rug to re energise this garden room

Kachelofen mit Ofenbank und Keramikverkleidung mit Kombination Herd. Bildnachweis ADK

Dettaglio del camino rivestito da mattonelle in cotto di Fornace Brioni, serie "Giulio Romano" e lampada Mayday di Flos.

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Brunner Kastenraumfeuerung mit Kaufmann Keramik

Nick Smith

Salon entièrement ouvert sur l'exétrieur avec cheminée et tablette en marbre. La télé tableau se dissimule sur ce pan de mur .

Wall Colour | Woodwork Colour | Bancha, Farrow & Ball Ceiling Wallpaper | Enigma BP5509, Farrow & Ball Ceiling border | Paean Black, Farrow & Ball Accessories | www.iamnomad.co.uk

Budget renovation of 50's duplex. Removal of dividing wall, installation of custom designed pot belly stove. Slate hearth, copper smokestack removal of existing floor coverings and repolish of existing hardwood floors. Ronald St Duplex by Birchall & Partners Architects

This home was inspired by Balinese architecture to extent that the roof and floor tiles were imported from Indonesia, and the speical ceiling fans are made of rattan. The living room is a juxtaposition of contemporary and traditonal, and pieces were gathered and placed from existing furniture and accessories from the clients extensive travels, and newly specified pieces. Donna chose a limited palette of colour and added further interest and intrique by mixing sheen levels, and by layering pattern and texture. The living room is full of large potted plants, and lush tropical greenery reminiscent of Bali can be seen from all the windows. A glimpse of the master bedroom draws your eye to the a separate annex accessed by a private corridor.

Jonathan Tabensky

Hnad made Mexican tiles

For this project the clients enjoyed more natural colours so we selected a variety of earthy greens, dusty blues and autumn oranges, bringing the British countryside inside. As the new build property is quite contemporary, we chose furnishings with a soft abstract design, this created a space with a seamless blend between comfort and linear architecture.