Country Style Living Room Furniture and Sofas

For country style with a formal twist, go for dark wood furniture with simple lines and slim proportions – ideal in a larger room. Barton sofa collection, Marks & Spencer

Choose furniture that’s squashy, sink-inable and comfortable, and pile on cushions for a welcoming feel. Osterley collection, Sanderson

Wing armchairs – the classic must-have in a country style living room – can easily look outdated if it’s covered in fabric that dates easily, so choose pattern over plains in a large print. Southwold express chair, Laura Ashley

If you want your country look to be subtle and modern, choose large prints and limit them to just one or two areas of the room. Match them with modern furniture. Amari collection, Sanderson

Minimalist Style Living Room Design
November 1st, 2009 · No Comments

Living room is the first room in a home interior that the user will see when he enters the house. Minimalism is observed in the design of furniture pieces, and clean lines or slimmer silhouettes are evident in a modern country living room design. Having a focal point in your living room and accents to [...]

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Modern Country Home: Decorating with Pink and White
October 11th, 2009 · 1 Comment

Pink Living Room
This thoughtfully composed yet comfortable design scheme of pink-white-pink establishes an orderly decorating plan. Count on pink to maintain its joyful presence, and include a generous helping of white to keep the feeling light and airy.

Decorate with Distinction
A nailhead chair, when covered in an inspiring rose-print polished cotton, becomes a conversation piece. Mirrored [...]

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For a more traditional room, pick period style furniture and put different patterns in varying sizes around the room. Belfort show wood chairs, Heligan sofa, Laura Ashley

Buying chunky wooden furniture will give a room a country feel. If you’re buying new, look at the detailing – handles, dovetailed joints, inset baskets – for an authentic look. Chiltern furniture collection.

Stripping floors back to the wood, then layering them with rugs – preferably in a natural material – will create a country style very easily. Garcia furniture collection.

If you want your country style room to be a little bit kitsch – even with a 1950s feel – go for classic shaped furniture and mix it with period pieces, like here. Amaranta collection, Harlequin

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