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The furniture in this space takes its cues from mid-century design, with sleek frames and clean lines, while the stone fireplace and ceiling beams offer a bit of rustic flair. The result? A living room that is full of California cool.

This basement living room needed some additional seating and a place for eating. The designer was clever and placed two console tables side by side with some stools behind the sectional in view of the tv and voila dinner and a show.

Combine different lines for an expressive look. For more structure, the carpet and sideboard designs are geometric. For fluidity, an abstract painting is full of motion. Putting both of these components together in a room creates an interesting contrast.

In an industrial space, sometimes simplicity is the way to go. Sure, it would be fun to mix and match dining room seating for a unique look, but with so many pieces focused online, it’s nice to have some order. In this design, simple wooden chairs with a metal base make the seating arrangement look clean and pulled together.

For a bold mix of sophistication and drama, a jewel-toned industrial dining room is the way to go. In the center, is a large table filled with urban abstract lines with a contemporary touch. The darker chairs surrounding the table really pop as they contrast every hue in the room.

Add some cute coastal vibes to your space this spring with textured pillows, a jute-wrapped mirror, and some art to match. We can feel the sand between our toes already!

Sometimes you don't want your TV to be the focal point of the room. Angling it away from a corner helps deemphasize it without anyone needing to crane their head on movie night.

Large windows in a room can truly bring the outdoors into your living space. It allows the world outside the window to be an extension of the room. Placing greenery in the actual living room makes the whole space feel organic.

The color, not the condiment! Add an unexpected twist to a rustic living room by ditching the typical palette.

If you're feeling squeamish about color, there's no rule that says it has to be permanent. A vase of brightly colored flowers will do the trick!

The key to nailing this rustic look is in the details. Weathered wood, deep blues, jute, and sandy neutrals. Perfect!

Two artful mirrors offer interest and some symmetry. Lots of pillows make the simple silhouette of the sofa feel even plusher. A drum coffee table and stunning architectural lamps are the finishing touches.