Opulent living spaces by Design Atelier

05 Nov 2021 CW Team

With a modern essence and neo-classical style of design, these living rooms denote luxury and refinement. Denoted by subtle details and golden accents they create and environment of comfort and elegance. The design of these spaces takes a deep contextual approach and focuses on tactile and sensory qualities.

Royally elegant living room

Designed on a muted palette of white, beige, grey and some gold, this living room has walls of marble effect wallpaper that seamlessly blend with the floor. Following the theme of the room are two large couches on either side of the room in a single colour decorated with throws that add a subtle hint of colour and a rustic charm to the room.

The ceiling is adorned by a large chandelier that is one of the defining design elements of the room. Vintage style lamps and drapes add a vibe to the space. The coffee table is a designer piece with a stone top finish placed on a beige carpet that blends with the theme of the room.

Two single sofa chairs in a deep purple upholstery adds a royal opulence to the room.

Modern charming living room

Crafted in a muted palette, the look of this room is elevated by textured wallpapers on the accent wall and ceiling. A pair of modern style light fixture are mounted from the ceiling that add a modern charm to the space.

On the backdrop of a tiled wall, is a beige couch that covers the entire length of the room. Modern décor elements placed over the coffee tables act as centerpieces for the for the space.

The carpet cover the almost the whole flooring and adds a pop of colour to the room.

Also Read:

https://www.constructionworld.in/latest-construction-news/real-estate-news/interiors/charming-modern-classic-living-room-by-inhabit/30447

https://www.constructionworld.in/latest-construction-news/real-estate-news/interiors/elegant-lounge-areas-by-azure-interiors/30188

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