Living room design tips-

Make your living room a comfortable, inviting place to congregate with family and friends by using these living room decor ideas.

• Colour Can Help You Set the Right Atmosphere – The colours you choose for your living room will have an impact on how visitors perceive the space. Depending on how vivid the colour is and how warm or cool it is, it can excite or soothe the environment. This big living room has a peaceful colour palette of pastel blue and white that makes it feel quiet, cool, and collected—a graceful setting for elegant parties. Underfoot, a light tan carpet warms the space while balancing the chilly tones.
• Walls and ceilings should be finished- Room with wallpaper and a fireplace. Because the living room is a public location, the walls are usually more complex or formal than the walls of other rooms. Choose wall coverings or treatments that reflect your style to create a welcome space that reflects your personality. A trendy design is wallpapered on the walls of this room. The result adds warmth and texture to the walls while also giving them an antique appearance.
• Architectural Trim Work Adds Character – Trimwork serves a functional purpose by concealing seams where floors and ceilings meet walls and providing structural support around openings. However, these aspects are also used for aesthetic purposes. Whether classical, contemporary, old-world or regional, the style of trim work helps give your home a particular look. This white-washed living room has a sense of location thanks to projecting lintels over the door and windows, a deep cornice, and a panelled and beamed vaulted ceiling.
•  Select a Floor that Is Both Stylish and Comfortable – Choose a floor covering that gives comfort underfoot while also making a design statement, in keeping with the living room’s function as a public space. The basis for a polished blend of florals and stripes is laid by this vivid wall-to-wall carpet. If you like a more subdued look, go for a solid neutral floor that enables the focus to be on the furnishings or paintings. Hardwood floors with area rugs is a common choice for living room flooring, but ceramic tile, stone tile, and full carpeting are also viable options.
• Make a focal point for your project. – The living area is anchored by a focal point, which draws you in. Although a fireplace is a natural focal point, symbolising hearth and home, the television is the main focus of attention in most living rooms. Pair them up to prevent them from fighting. The focal point of a room might also be a magnificent vista or a stunning piece of art.
• Arrange Conversation-Friendly Furniture- Because living rooms are social meeting places, furniture placement should encourage conversation and engagement. Pull the seats away from the walls and place them so that it faces each other. If your living room is large, divide it into two conversational groups for a more comfortable, intimate atmosphere. You can enlarge the circle while maintaining intimacy by using chairs and ottomans that can be pushed into the group as needed.
• Make a Lighting Plan That Is Inviting- The lighting in the living room should be designed to provide a relaxing and pleasant atmosphere. To guarantee even lighting distribution, aim for layers of light and put light sources in a rough triangle shape. People will be more likely to sit and relax if table lamps direct the light downward. The overlapping arcs of light, rather than the upper walls, illuminate the sitting, signalling that it is time to sit.
• Dress the Windows—or Don’t Dress the Windows – Although heavy window treatments are mainly a thing of the past, living rooms are the place to go if you want to go all out. This modest yet elegant blend of relaxing shades and floor-to-ceiling drapes. The curtains’ attractiveness stems from their abundant use of fabric—they aren’t ornate, but the deep folds and puddling end convey wealth. When needed, the shades give seclusion while blocking light.
• Construct a Media Center – If your living room also serves as a family room, watching television may be the primary purpose of the space. Whether you have the most recent model or an older one, integrate it into the room’s decor such that it is a focal point but not the focal point.  A built-in bookcase in this living room is the ideal location for the television.
• Accessorize with Art and Collections- Bring your living room walls to life by displaying your favourite art or collections. To make an effect, group items together and hang them low enough to relate to neighbouring furniture or architecture. When it comes to hanging photographs, the most common mistake is hanging them too high. This collection of four huge images is hung low enough to visually connect to the sofa. The painting on the opposite wall links to the lamp in the corner and hangs at standing eye level.