
I love a navy living room. It always feels confident, timeless, and a tad dramatic—kind of like that one friend who wears tailored blazers to brunch for no reason. Navy works in small spaces, big rooms, modern lofts, and vintage homes. It plays nicely with neutrals and looks stunning next to metallics, wood, and even

I’ll be honest: I used to think teal belonged only in tropical resorts and 90s prom dresses. But then I actually tried teal in my living room and—yeah—I zipped straight into the teal-obsessed club. Teal feels bold without going neon; calm without going sleepy; luxe without draining your wallet. It’s the cool cousin of blue

I never thought I’d fall for lavender as a living room color. I always pictured it in kids’ bedrooms and fairy-tale movies. Then I visited a friend who styled her living room in lavender, and—wow. I left questioning my entire design life. If you’ve ever wanted a soft, elegant space that feels calm but still

I always loved purple rooms, but I didn’t admit it for years. I thought people would assume I lived inside a grape. Then I saw a friend’s purple living room and thought, wow, this stuff works. So if you want a stylish, cozy, or even dramatic space, purple delivers. Let’s talk 25 purple living room

So, you want a green living room? Good call. I fell in love with green interiors when I realized beige wasn’t the only “safe” choice. Turns out, green pulls off cozy, bold, calm, classy—whatever mood you want. The best part? You don’t need a full renovation. (Unless you want one… your wallet might disagree.) Whether
So, you want to give your living room a blue makeover. I get it. Blue feels calm but still stylish, like that friend who actually remembers your birthday without Facebook reminders. I’ve played around with blue living room ideas in my own space more than I’d like to admit, and I’ve learned a few things
Cream living rooms never try too hard, yet they somehow feel sophisticated, warm, and calm. Honestly, I used to think cream was just a fancy word for beige, but I learned the hard way while hunting for paint swatches at 10 p.m. in sweatpants that there’s a real difference. Cream looks softer and richer, while
Brown gets a bad rap. Some people think it’s boring. Others say it feels outdated. I just laugh and sink deeper into my chocolate-soft sofa, because I know the truth: a brown living room can feel warm, stylish, and ridiculously cozy. If you’re ready to give your space that caramel-mocha makeover, you’re in the right
So you want that effortlessly sophisticated living room without spending every weekend repainting and refurnishing? Same. I tried every shade of beige, gray, and everything in between before I discovered greige––aka the lovechild of gray and beige that somehow makes everything look chic even when you still haven’t figured out your life. Ever wondered why