Looking for cozy glam living room ideas? You’ve come to the right site, then. The one thing every living room must have to be considered a living room is a sense of comfort. After all, it’s in the living room that you work. What therefore is required to achieve a comfortable look in a living room?
17 Cozy, Glam Living Room Ideas:
Here are a few cozy living room examples provided by the Mehrazz group. Jot down your preferred cozy designs and trends for your place.
1. Mix Black and Gold:
This living room by Ariene Bethea is quite cozy while also being formal and regal, the perfect mix if your living room also serves as the family room. It has dark black walls and a tone of warm gold and caramel tones.
2. Encourage Floor Hangs:
Almost anything works in a boho living room, but if you need inspiration, follow this formula: daybed + side chair, armchair, floor pillows, and a few stools. Commune Design added a striking rug and task lighting in this instance.
3. Opt for a Quirky Layout:
Speaking about amusing layouts, Les Ensembles, a Montreal-based design firm, presents this diverse living room as an example. To break up the boredom of a traditional. The symmetrical living room and the sofas are all arranged at an angle, and all the lively, opulent textiles brighten up the open, spacious area. From an aesthetic standpoint, it’s novel and refreshing, providing the formal sitting area with a lighthearted vibe that relaxes visitors and encourages creativity.
4. Play Up Period Pieces:
This living area, created by Christian Burch and John Frenchette, gains a softer, deeper quality from the sheepskin throw placed underneath the coffee table. We adore how the couple emphasized historical details, such as the Flinestone-esque walls and fireplace.
5. Face Off:
We adored the contrast between the fanciful tiles and the realistic painting in this Madeline Stuart living room, which is also complimentary due to a common color scheme. A nice spot to curl up with a good book by the fire and natural light is provided by two small sofas facing each other, which also offer good conversation.
6. Angle Chairs Towards a Fireplace:
Everything focuses on the fireplace in this Jae Joo-designed Boston Brownstone living room. If a giant sectional won’t fit and a single sofa looks uncomfortable or inhibits conversation, choose two extra-large, plush club chairs with ottomans instead. Instead of placing a large coffee table in front of them, position them, so they are angled inward toward the main point. There will be conversations around the fire!
7. Fill the Bookcase:
This contemporary living room by Studio Shamshiri instantly becomes more personal thanks to a warm wood built-in bookcase that spans the entire wall. This living room is formal enough to host visitors in style and comfortable enough to make yourself at home and unwind. It is neutral and sad, with many references to nature and large windows that let in plenty of light. Additionally, we like the accent chaise over a traditional armchair.
8. Balance Robust Pieces With Svelte Frames:
Brigette Romanek’s design for this living room provides another compelling argument in favor of wall-to-wall bookcases. Thanks to the iridescent velvets and soft Art Deco carpet, the room feels like your best and coolest friend. It feels more balanced because of the sleek seating.
9. Make It Family-Friendly:
This living area is inviting and comfortable enough for the whole family to enjoy, particularly the dog, thanks to the scraggly stone fireplace surround, rustic exposed beams, and layered rugs!
10. Spotlight a Piano:
A warm wood piano will make a grand living room cozier because it promotes socializing and overall revelry. Coral, grey, and brass tones combine to create a more vibrant yet approachable color narrative in this Mona Hajj-designed living room.
11. Layer Textures and Styles:
While adding color can make a space cozier, it’s not the only option. Consider Kristin Fine’s living space, which features a neutral color scheme. To create a surprisingly contemporary appearance, soft and texture-rich upholstery is combined with cream paint, rustic wood furniture, and numerous antique details. Fine proves that a television can be placed above a fireplace without being the main attraction. She designed asymmetrical sliding plaster doors that resemble abstract works of art.
12. Embrace Size and Existing Pieces:
Take note of this living room created by Arent & Pyke if you have a smaller living room or if you’re in a rental and attempting to figure out how to utilize existing peculiarities, such as weird tiles. First, the little area appears open despite ample seating and table space. The company also chose a stunning Art Deco floral rug in similar colors and painted light pink columns on the mantel to accommodate the unusual tiles surrounding the firebox. The room is more modern, with a geometric cube table and modern lighting. The outcome demonstrates that raising and appreciating what you have is preferable to struggle with it.
13. Evoke the Past: (Cozy glam living room)
Upstate New York farmhouse sitting room by Heidi Lachapelle strikes a mix between contemporary elements and preserved architectural features. It has a lot of antiques, bringing to mind the cozier, simpler times of yesteryear.
14. Separate an Open Space:
This living room has a relaxed and comfortable vibe while still feeling contemporary thanks to a modular sofa, white painted paneling, and loose, beachy layered materials. Also, Studio DIAA added a curtain because the living room is part of a bigger open floor plan that includes the kitchen and dining area. The semi-sheer material guarantees both plenties of light and a feeling of solitude.
15. Break Up Modern Staples With Flea Market Finds:
If most of the furniture in your living room is trendy and contemporary, mix in a few more shabby chic pieces, like the comfortable wooden stool in this Lauren Nelson-designed room, and include one antique statement piece. The item in question, in this instance, is a grand grandpa clock.
16. Give It a Golden Glow:
Despite its grandeur and high ceilings, Thomas Callaway’s bright living room oozes warmth. Callaway divided the space into different areas to promote intimacy, added layers of luxurious yet mellow materials, and utilized a light buttery finish to give the room a golden glow.
17. Warm Up Hard Surfaces:
If your living room includes plenty of glass surfaces, stone tile flooring, or hardwood floors like this one designed by Caroline Turner, add plush couches and luxurious fabrics like velvet to make the space cozier.
