Want to redecorate your living room?
Excellent idea ! But where to start?
How about having a beautiful living room with trendy decor without breaking the bank?
We have selected for you 51 simple and inexpensive decoration ideas to refresh the decoration of your living room .
Sleek, cocooning, vintage, Scandinavian, modern or chic style...
You will inevitably find the one that suits you without breaking the bank . Watch:
Give an old, dated light fixture a makeover with a simple lick of paint. Add a few round bulbs and some pom-pom ribbon.
And so you bring a note of fantasy to your living room.
This splash of color just above your head harmonizes the eclectic decoration of the room.
To freshen up your library, remove dust jackets from old books to expose the covers.
You can possibly sell the jackets at a garage sale.
Or, cover your book collection with coordinating cover paper. Chic and refined !
For a casual living room decor , simply put an imposing mirror on the console of your fireplace. You don't even need to mount it on the wall!
For a natural and tropical atmosphere, put large green plants in any unused nook or cranny of the living room.
They will quickly become the focal point of the living room decor.
Hide the pots in pretty wicker baskets to add an extra bohemian chic touch.
Spruce up an old brick (or wood) fireplace with a coat of cream paint...
As is the case in this sunny house. A great idea inspired by the 70s !
Here's a clever painting trick that creates harmony from room to room:"I often paint a house in one color, says interior designer Susana Simonpietri.
"Or, I choose the softest shade possible for the most naturally bright room .
Then I use darker shades of blue and gray for the rest of the house."
Mix metal objects (like this adorable copper side table) with traditional wooden furniture.
It gives personality to your living room decoration.
It's not so much where you put your furniture that's important, it's type of objects you choose.
"In every room I design, I try to include at least one round piece of furniture, such as a coffee table, so people can move around without bumping their knees," says interior designer Katie Rosenfeld.
"I'm also adding some armchairs and a small versatile piece of furniture like a garden stool that can be used as a stool to sit on or as a side table to put a drink on."
Don't let the TV screen spoil your decor.
“Go for a flat TV (mine is a Samsung) and use a low-profile stand that leaves it flat against the wall,” advises lifestyle blogger Carley Knobloch.
"Then run the wires through the wall for a clean look."
To discover: How to Hide TV Cables in 5 Minutes.
To make your living room more clean and airy (and thus appear infinitely larger), replace a bulky sofa with a smaller one.
There is nothing really original about using a y trolley to store bottles.
But also using it as a side table to put flowers, works of art and books on it is just great!
Especially when your living room is small...
Low furniture, like this sofa adorned with upholstery nails, can furnish an open space in a comfortable and cozy way.
Use rugs to delimit the different areas of the room.
Forget about beige for your decor! Deep hues can also dress up a large living room, like this wallpaper.
Deep blue provides a surprisingly neutral backdrop to this room.
Your decorating style can be chic , while having comfortable furniture...
As is the case in this house with these velvet sofas and armchairs. It's both whimsical and cool.
And it looks so cozy, doesn't it?
Need more storage quickly ? Forget the basic shelves!
Hide all your trinkets and trinkets in fabric boxes or baskets.
Save space without sacrificing seating space. How? 'Or' What ? Using dining chairs in the living room.
A rattan chair takes up less space than a traditional armchair.
Yes, white furniture also works in a house where children live.
Just choose materials practical to maintain (a leather sofa) and surfaces that wash easily...
Like this plastic rocking chair or the lacquered wooden table.
It's the rug that sets the tone for this room!
A colorful patterned rug plays with contrasts with furniture in neutral tones in this home.
Don't forget to add a subtle reminder of the colors with a cushion in the same tones.
This is the detail that gives a little pep to the white armchair.
Change the decor of a room by relooking the furniture that you already have.
For this, use the remains of a paint for the walls to paint the frame of an old armchair.
Or freshen up curtains and pillows by sewing fancy ribbons to the edge.
To never get tired of neutral colours, bet on mixing textures and patterns in your decor.
In this vacation home, muted tone-on-tone patterns keep the decor in this room from looking too bland.
Here's the quickest and easiest way to let the light in.
Replace heavy fabric curtains with lightweight voiles, making sure they fall all the way to the floor.
To accentuate the height of a ceiling, install the curtains about 30 cm above the windows and doors.
Renovate your old coffee table living room with this quick and easy DIY.
Add old wooden planks to make an extra shelf.
And apply a coat of paint. With an aged finish, it has even more character!
A kitchen open to the living room like in this home creates a large space for entertaining.
Two columns (found years ago) stand at the entrance to the kitchen, thus delimiting the room.
A glance from one end of the room to the other is enough to discover a color chart of blue tones.
Gray blue patterns decorate the living room, without being too pronounced.
Here's a well-kept secret to saving space in a small apartment.
Instead of cluttering your living room with lots of small furniture, choose some imposing furniture.
Your living room will look bigger and you will have a real sofa to enjoy relaxing in.
Don't forget to add natural materials in a living room where color dominates.
Here, we used wicker baskets, a wooden frame mirror and an old antique chest of drawers to make this rustic living room more cozy.
Start with an all-white backdrop. Then change the decor according to the seasons throughout the year.
This summer living room uses pops of bright blue, wicker furniture, and nautical accents to create a beachy vibe.
With its 75 m2, this small house borrows some decorative elements from the Scandinavian style.
The white painted paneling enlarges the space.
In this house, we chose a single dominant color to create harmony between all the rooms.
Here, the blue layered with touches of gray and olive green creates a relaxed atmosphere .
This farm has an authentic country style .
The neutral rust color is used sparingly.
And the charcoal color goes perfectly with woody natural elements like oak, cedar or with stone and leather.
This house has a bohemian and ethnic spirit thanks to its wooden floors and gray walls.
The neutral base showcases a bold sofa covered in a kilim and a mix of different kinds of cushions.
This living room (with pillows in cheerful tones) is as beautiful as it is practical. The sofa is covered with a water-resistant fabric.
The set creates a cocooning atmosphere very pleasant.
Give personality to your living space by adopting bright colors and some original second-hand finds.
In this apartment, we have chosen a coral-colored sofa and golden decorative objects.
This house offers a balanced decor without being too uniform.
Furniture and decorative items are various ...
But the symmetrical design gives style.
In this farmhouse with airy decoration , the antique wooden beams contrast nicely with the modern furnishings.
Exposed brickwork and second-hand coffee table create a country chic vibe in this rustic room.
Just like the owners of this house who love vintage objects, you can use your living room to display your vintage objects.
Here, the decorator has enhanced the decoration of this cozy gray and cream bungalow with a few touches of orange color surprising.
Create an imposing work of art without breaking the bank by displaying on the wall an accumulation of frames pressed against each other.
A neutral color palette doesn't always mean boring.
The mix of textures and finds found at the flea market gives a great result.
The proof with this glamorous house which is anything but banal.
In this ultramodern room , colors are used sparingly for a clean look .
Place your sofa under a very large window or in front of a large bay window.
Like this, sunlight and the outdoor landscape are the focal point of a neutral room.
These traditional style furniture have a little royal side thanks to these lovely touches of purple color and this large carpet to delimit the relaxation area.
You have a doubt? So, always opt for a duo of identical objects (coffee tables, lamps, pillows, frames)...
This always allows for a balanced look .
Instead of a classic wooden coffee table, choose a colorful coffee table , like this blue table that recalls the turquoise sofa.
White sofas are a great classic.
And they are simply beautiful, especially if you add a few objects that remind you of the garden... Like a flower carpet or sage plants and pots.
Choose removable white covers to keep it practical and easier to clean.
Touches of golden yellow create a cocooning atmosphere in this family living room.
And this antique-inspired wall clock is just a genius idea.
Go for a serene and soothing ambiance with dark flooring and furniture in various shades of white .
Try to adopt a sober decoration choosing clean lines and a neutral color palette.
A cozy rug and some comfortable cushions make this living room cozy and welcoming.
A pair of sunny yellow armchairs reinforces the striking impact of a sun mirror.
This classic living room showcases pops of bright green, pops of shiny gold and graphic prints to make a cohesive and highly successful ensemble .
You are hesitant to give up neutral colors ? Then choose a single shade that you like.
And opt for a soothing beige on the walls, like in this living room, to dive into a bath of colors!
