No longer just a formal space, a living room is often a gathering spot for the family to relax and unwind and spend time together. We'll show you how to create a casual, well-decorated space that keeps practicality in mind with the use of durable fabrics, sturdy furniture, and plenty of storage for your family's gear. See how to seamlessly integrate a media center into your family room or living room, complete with plenty of storage for controllers, game systems, and other components. Get inspired by the photos of our favorite family-friendly living rooms that showcase gorgeous color schemes and creative design ideas that are never short on style or decor ingenuity. See how to create a comfortable space without sacrificing style. Learn how to give your living room a dose of personality and character with DIY projects, budget ideas, and easy updates.
Here is a decoration of a friendly family room
Do consider how you really live.
A room that looks beautiful but doesn't take into account the demands of everyday family life will quickly be destroyed or end up like Grandma's stuffy no-go zone. Instead, incorporate a decorating style that will stand up to sibling food fights, vomiting babies, indoor hockey matches, incontinent pets and slobby spouses. Consider who you live with and decorate accordingly. Hint: That means checking the color of the stains on your sofa before choosing a hue for the new one.
Home Bar design for spacious house . Looks elegant
Don't be afraid of color, pattern, or texture.
Forget the white silk couch. Instead, opt for vibrant color, a bit of pattern and touchable texture. All help to camouflage the inevitable spills, fingerprints and other mishaps — and not just on furniture but on walls and floors as well. The day your first-grader overturns a bottle of neon-hued Gatorade on the living room rug, you'll be glad you chose a rug with a dark color and a rich pattern. If bold patterns aren't your thing, though, try a softly heathered finish on a couch or a rug or a subtle color wash on the walls. When it comes to paint choices, keep in mind that color appears lighter on larger surfaces, so go a shade deeper on walls than the color chip you like. You can also match paint and wood stains to permanent marker and crayon colors for quick touchups.
Looking for some ideas for my house I found a very intresting picture of Modern Chinese restaurant design . So, here it is
Black and white will also be the most classic and powerful color duo. From fashion to interior design, it works every time no matter the season, the space or the person doing the styling. So, it’s only natural that when it comes to big spaces in the house: the walls, the floors and even the ceilings – that you pay attention to the magic that comes from this combo. And when it comes to tiling, if you want something bold, fashion-forward but also quite homey, a black and white set is exactly what you need. Let’s take a peek at some black & white tiling that will WOW you and inspire you!
Don't wait to decorate.Many families hold off on decorating until their children are older, making do with ratty post-dorm furniture for years after its expiration date because, well, the kids will just destroy anything else. But even the youngest children benefit from living amid beautiful objects; they grow to appreciate and respect them. So go ahead and create a home the whole family can enjoy. You can even get kids involved in the process, asking what they'd like to see in a room you're redecorating or letting them weigh in on a few pre-screened paint colors or fabric samples. They may even feel enough ownership to think twice before kicking off their muddy boots onto the rug they helped select.
This is a real design interior for man. All wooden, tables, walls, windows, chairs... . It `s not a country style house, But I think typical house for man who`s life among modern building is getting bored.
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Do go for a no-fuss look.
A clean-lined but
casual and comfortable look is the way to go. Style strategies: Avoid
couches and chairs with skirts (which attract pet hair, dust bunnies and
dirty shoe prints) in favor of exposed legs. Same goes for
fabric-covered tables (sooner or later your kids are going to give that
fabric a tug and send everything crashing to the floor). Well-loved
vintage items and contemporary pieces with a slightly weathered look
survive kids more readily than precious antiques or pristine new items,
and a softly layered, slightly boho look melds well with the happy chaos
of family life. Whatever decorating style you choose, though,
low-maintenance is a must. Once kids arrive, who has time to fluff
pillows, comb fringe, primp curtains, dust around tiny trinkets and
constantly clear clutter from rooms that look good only when they're
practically empty?
The idea of this picture looks Futuristic Home Interior Decorating . I even do not know what kind of person can do this style in its own house).
