Tips to Make your Living Room Nail the Quiet Luxury Trend

The living room is the heart of the home. It's where we gather to relax, entertain, and spend time with family and friends. It's often where you go when you want to be alone with a good book or just watch some TV. But not all living rooms are created equal. Some feel more like a gathering place than others—and I'm not just talking about how many people can fit in them (though that also counts). A quiet luxury vibe works well for both small apartments with limited space and large homes with plenty of square footage for entertaining guests. Let's talk about how to make yours one of these great spaces!

Use neutral colors to create a serene, calming space.

To create a soothing, serene space in your living room, you'll want to use colors that are warm and inviting. A variety of textures can also add interest to the room without competing with each other. Light colors work best for walls, floors and ceilings; darker tones should be reserved for furniture and decor items such as lamps or artwork.

Textured wall art

Textured wall art is a great way to add interest and texture to your living room. The key is using different materials for the wall art, like wood or metal. If you want a focal point in your living room that will break up the large space, try hanging some textured pieces on either side of your TV--it'll make it look like two separate areas.

Ceramic Vases

• Use vases to add a splash of color.

• Use them as a focal point in the room.

• Use them to add height to a room and make it feel more spacious.

Use them as a way to add texture and depth, which can help make your living space feel less flat and boring by adding dimension throughout your home's design elements

Catchall Basket

If you're looking to bring some quiet luxury into your living room, consider using a catchall basket. A catchall basket is an excellent way to keep all of the items that tend to clutter up our living spaces organized and easy-to-access.

You can use this tip in any room of the house where there might be a lot going on--from kitchens and bathrooms to bedrooms and offices. It's especially helpful if you have small children who are prone to losing things like toys or books around the house!

Irregular Shaped Mirror

• Use an irregular shaped mirror to add interest and texture.

• Use a large mirror to add depth to your space.

• Use a small mirror to make a statement.

Mirrors are a great way to make your living room feel bigger, but they can also be used as focal points in the room itself.

Conclusion

We hope that you've found these tips helpful and inspiring! Want to talk about elevating your space to sell? Let’s chat soon! (317) 572-5589