The living room is the heart of your home. It's where you entertain, or work, or where you relax and watch TV. It has many scenarios to accommodate, and lighting is key to making your living room a flexible space.
Ceiling lights aren’t the only option for living areas. This bright airy living room makes the view the focal point. Simple wall sconces and table lamps are all that’s needed to supplement it.
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Warm tones ignite this living room design by Grey Joyner of Grey Joyner Interiors. A rattan pendant coordinates with bright walls and a light wood floor. A marine-related print plays into the island vibes of this space.
Rich wood beams lend definition to this open living concept space designed by Jacklyn Graniczny of Sublime Homes. A slate blue kitchen recedes into the background while spotlights provide task lighting. A weathered wood ceiling fan keeps the space comfortable year round.
This artful interior by Benjamin Ibanez of FCI Interiors has a playful flow. A tray ceiling with cove lighting sets a theatrical stage. The focal point is the alluring artwork, but the round modern pendants are threatening to steal the show.
Soft blue walls and wall paneling make a statement in this modern living room. A simple gray sectional is contrasted by a textured white coffee table. The round pendant picks up on this texture and becomes a key feature in the space.
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This tropical living space by Kristina Phillips of Kristina Phillips Interior Design focuses on botanicals and patterns. Window treatments and textiles are bolds a neutral gray backdrop is grounding. A sleek brass and blow-glass pendant, in the corner of the room, gives polish to the look.
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This living space utilizes shades of bright with strategic black accents. The result is serene but with and edge. The tired chandelier is a perfect for this elegant space.
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This charming living space design by Megan Dufresne of MC Design Shop features a rough hewn front door and wood slatted walls. Floor-length draperies lend softness. A wrought-iron chandelier contributes to the old school feel.
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This tranquil open living room design by Melissa Fields of Shades of Gray Design Studio features cozy, neutral tones and ample comfy seating. A modern three-blade fan with ceiling light looks sleek and modern while keeping the space cool. Table and floor lamps and a pendant over the dining area round out the lighting strategy.
This striking double-height living space features an LED multi-pendant fixture that acts as a piece of jewelry in the space. It also contributes to defining the seating area. An area rug further anchors this conversation space.
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Kristina Phillips of Kristina Phillips Interior Design does not shy away from color in this eclectic living room interior. Grasscloth wallpaper forms a textured backdrop for teal draperies and bold upholstery for seating. A brass starburst light is an obvious choice for this funky space.
Megan Dufresne of MC Design Shop went bold in this cozy living space. Orange details give 70s vibes, and an antique crystal chandelier takes the look over the top. Don’t shy away from showing your personality.
For this project in Greenwood Village, Colorado, Nadia Watts of Nadia Watts Interior Design opted for Moroccan style glass pendants. The blue and white upholstery of the accent chairs contributes to the theme. In the kitchen beyond, a simple brass drum pendant does the trick.
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This bright living space keeps it neutral with accents of wood, gray and beige. The white walls and ceiling reflect lots of light, so it made sense to go with a black pendant that both stands out and blends in at the same time.
There is no one right way to light your living room. We hope some of these ideas inspired you. The best living room lighting strategies incorporate a variety of approaches making them adaptable to your needs.
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