Family Room

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.

What's the recipe for a perfect basement family room? An overstuffed sectional, cozy rug, poufs to rest your feet on, and of course, a fun tent for the kiddos! This stylish yet practical family room has all the things you need for family movie night, while still leaving plenty of open room for entertaining.

The low slanted walls in this living room make it challenging to have ample seating while not feeling crowded. The Modsy designer used several smart design solutions to make the space seem bigger and provide enough accommodation for a large group to feel comfortable. They choose a light color palette for the space, making it appear bigger they also selected foundational furniture which sits low to the ground making the ceilings seem higher.

When you have a larger family, it can be hard to find seating for everyone without your family room feeling more like a waiting room. A sectional like this one, the Axis II Sofa by Crate & Barrel, seats a lot of people without filling up the whole room. It leaves space for a nice size coffee table and overflow seating with poufs! 

A living room, which also serves as the family room, seems incomplete without a television. It’s tastefully incorporated here without compromising the glam look of this space. The Pictograph Media Console has intricate ancient carvings with brass legs that infuses a look that reads both modern and glamorous.

A sun-filled space like this just begs to be filled with plants. Get your year-round greenery fix by filling your sunroom with a variety of plants. A rattan chair is a perfect complement to the space and the ideal place to perch yourself and soak it all in. Finish the look with a bohemian pouf and unique accent pillows!

The dining room has taken on new life as the core gathering place in our homes. For many of us, this room has become our workspace, cafeteria, home school, and even family game room all in one. For when your dining space turns into a homeschool zone, eep all your kiddos’ school supplies organized in baskets or bins. Every morning they can grab their basket and easily stash it all away at the end of the school day. This will keep your table ready for its next adventure.

Are you a maximalist when it comes to texture and color? No need to subdue your instincts. Jungalow style is all about embracing this love of color and texture, especially when it comes to plants and natural materials. In this space, we used green and pink as the basis for the color scheme, incorporating it through artwork, pillows, and the rug. We balanced the color with furniture in natural materials and subdued colors. And, to keep the space from feeling too eclectic, we themed the artwork so it felt like a set!

This cozy and rustic living room is perfect for family gatherings! We love how warm the neutrals feel in this space.

Turn your living room into a cozy home theater! All you need is to keep a few poufs or floor cushions handy for additional seats and easy places to kick up your feet.

Creating a fun and play space for kids that still looks good doesn't have to be hard! Teepees are trending right now in terms of play areas, choosing one that goes along with the rest of your decor helps make your living room feel cohesive. Playoff of those accents in other accessories like throw pillows and art work.

Stylish adult seating in the front, kid’s play space in the back-- it’s the ultimate family-friendly living space! Colorful accent pillows highlight the gorgeous lines of the mid-century modern accent chairs, while a playful tent invites your kids in for hours of fun! Both adults and kids can enjoy this family-friendly space featuring fun pops of colors mixed with mid-century design!