6. Small Living Room Decor Ideas

Look for wall decor ideas that can create more usable space in your small living room. Add shelving on the walls to give yourself more room. Floating shelves don’t take up a lot of visual space, but they allow you to use the vertical space in the room. This leaves the living area open for you to use for seating.

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Look for living room furniture that can do double duty. This could be a couch with a lift-up seat cushion to reveal a storage compartment. Or, it could be a coffee table with storage. Your end tables could have shelves that give you additional storage space.

Another option is using furniture that stows away when it’s not in use — great for when you have a lot of people over and need additional seating. You could have chairs that fold up into each other for compact storage or floor poufs that pack away into an ottoman.

7. Unique Living Room Decor Ideas

When creating a unique living room, start by looking at the design and structure of your home. It may be tough to create a traditional living room when your home is ultra-modern and minimal in design. Or if you love the rustic farmhouse look, but your home is more Scandinavian.

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Once you know what style will work in your home, you can set about creating a unique design through the paint colors you choose and the furniture you place in the room. Don’t try to make everything unique; this will cause everything to compete with each other and become overwhelming.

Instead, choose one or two elements that are eye-catchingly unique. Maybe you have one accent chair with a bold pattern. Or footstools that are custom upholstered in fur. For some living rooms, it’s not the inside but the outside that makes them unique. If you have a stunning view, look for ways you can bring the outside in. Try installing floor to ceiling windows or large glass doors that you can open to create an indoor/ outdoor living space.