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Grey is flexible. Instead of painting the walls grey, you could have grey living room furniture. You’ll find several other design options that also relish grey, like rustic and farmhouse to modern and minimalist. Whatever your style, you’ll be able to find a grey sofa that fits the space. Since your living room is large, consider a sectional that will look good, be functional, and comfortable.

Another way you can incorporate grey into your living room is through accent pieces and decor. You could have an all grey rug or a pattern with grey in it. Concrete elements will add grey and give your living room a contemporary feel. Also, black and white photographs can highlight the grey in the room. There are plenty of other types of artwork that focus on greys and add a wonderful touch.

3. Large Living Room Fireplace Ideas

If you have a fireplace in your living room, count yourself lucky and embrace this architectural feature. You have a natural focal point to build your furniture arrangement and decor around. Start by looking for ways you can upgrade your fireplace. Perhaps you create a stone fireplace by using a stacked stone look with a single large stone as the mantel.

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Another option is replacing the entire thing with a salvaged or reclaimed wood fireplace. You can find intricately carved and elegant Victorian area fireplaces at vintage and salvage yards. This will give your living room an old-world elegance.

For a sleek and modern look, consider using granite or marble. You could have large slabs that continue up the entire wall to the ceiling.

Tiling is a similar but more creative approach. This is your chance to use that bold and colorful statement tile that would be too much if used anywhere else.