Living Room Design Ideas

Designed by Charlotte Høncke, the Sweet Art chair brings softness and character into minimalist living rooms. Its rounded form and scalloped detailing add a sense of play, while the creamy bouclé upholstery keeps the look calm and considered. Paired with the matching pouffe, it creates a tactile accent that introduces warmth and comfort without overpowering the space – a gentle statement for modern interiors. Tap to explore the Sweet Art collection.

The most effective decluttering doesn't start with removing things– it starts with better storage. Design-led shelving combines open space for books, art and meaningful objects with concealed storage for items that are practical but not necessarily beautiful. When storage is well-proportioned and thoughtfully finished, it brings structure and visual calm, allowing the living room to feel curated rather than cluttered. Tap for more inspiration.

Personalising your seating is about choosing the mood you want to live with. Soft neutrals create a calm, understated feel that works easily with warm minimalist interiors, while richer tones add depth and personality without overpowering the room. With the Modena armchair, fabric, texture and colour allow the same design to feel quietly refined or more expressive – all while keeping its clean lines and inviting comfort. Tap to explore fabric customisation options.

Minimalist interiors can still make an impact. A single, light-toned palette keeps the room calm and cohesive, while generous curves and sculptural forms give it presence. Flowing seating creates softness and movement, rounded tables add visual interest, and layered textures anchor the look. The result is a statement living room that feels serene, considered and quietly confident. Tap to explore the look.

1. The sofa – for a lasting piece, choose a softer khaki tone that sits comfortably with neutrals and can evolve as your taste changes 2. Accessories – a throw, cushion or small object is the easiest entry point. Adding a grounded note of colour without commitment 3. The full look – when repeated across seating, textiles and accessories, khaki brings a relaxed, outdoors-inspired feel to minimalist interiors Tap for more inspiration.

Choosing the right sofa shape and shade sets the tone for the entire space. Softer, curved silhouettes create a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere, ideal for cosy modern interiors. More structured shapes bring definition that grounds an open-plan layout. Colour plays an equally important role: lighter neutrals keep the room feeling open and calm, while deeper tones add warmth and depth. Tap to explore modern sofa designs.

Living chairs shape both the comfort and character of a space. From sculptural statement pieces to compact designs and cocooning forms, each style brings a different mood to a living room. Choosing a chair that reflects how you like to sit, relax and unwind helps create a space that feels personal, considered and easy to live with. A simple way to build comfort around your way of living. Tap to explore living chairs

A spring reset doesn’t have to mean rearranging everything. Start by editing back to a few considered pieces, letting light upholstery and open space take the lead. One sculptural chair, a flexible footstool and a focal art pieces can completely change how a living room feels – lighter, easier and more intentional. Tap for more inspiration

Using the same upholstery tone across different pieces from our LIVE STYLE FORLESS edit, creates warmth and character without visual clutter. In this sitting area, the Modena collection and Bermuda footstool show how mixing silhouettes within one material and colour creates a calm, considered look. Tap to explore the full edit.

1. Keep the silhouette open – Salamanca sofa’s low, oversized proportions reference 70s' comfort, while its slimline legs and armless design prevent visual heaviness 2. Edit the palette – neutral, contemporary upholstery tones soften vintage proportions and help the piece sit comfortably within minimalist interiors 3. Balance with restraint – let the sofa make the statement, then keep surrounding elements pared back so the space feels calm, clean and intentional Tap to explore the...

Minimalist living rooms feel warmer when strong forms are softened through proportion and material. With its low profile and generous volume, the Milano sofa brings a calm, grounding presence to a light-filled space. Balancing architectural clarity with relaxed comfort, Milano helps the space feel feels considered, refined and quietly inviting. Tap to explore the collection.