An elegant and inviting touch with brown color in the living room. Here are lovely brown living room ideas and popular interior designers or home styles’ example brown living room designs in this gallery.
We try to find the best examples from popular designers and decorators.
1Brown Background
Painting the walls warm brown against the white furniture and window frames make a contrast in the room and make it appear natural yet sophisticated.
2Designed by Caroline Bivens
3Designed by Emily Bowser
4Accent Wall
In a brown living room decor, rescue a pale living room with white walls by painting one wall light brown, making the room cozy and warm through the neutral and earthy tones without needing bold colors if that is not your cup of tea.
5Designed by Leclair Decor
6Designed by Courtney Equall
7Using Brown Furniture
Polished and painted furniture in dark brown, especially in a living room that is dominated by light and neutral colors, give it a luxurious and classy look.
8Designed by sKout
9Designed by Shannon
10Neutral Base
A living room with neutral base, made up of white walls and furniture in earthy tones, is a great canvas to add color through accents like paintings on the wall or patterns on a rug. Try any color you like and see what happens!
11Designed by Hyphen
12Designed by Brianne Penney
13Natural Rustic Browns
Furniture with distressed wooden details accompanied by natural leather is the perfect fit for the rough and laid-back look of the rustic style whose primary color is essentially brown.
14Designed by Studio McGee
15Designed by Cortney Bishop Design
16Brown Walls, Hardwood Floors
Warm brown walls complemented by lighter shade of hardwood floors is a great beginning to design an elegant living room. Accompanied by white accents and classic furniture, the brown walls do not darken the room but make it look sleek without much effort.
17Designed by Stay By Cori Samuel
18Designed by Stay By Cori Samuel
19Friendly to Monochrome
Brown is a color that is not so bright and bold, yet it can change the atmosphere of a minimalist monochrome living room without spoiling its aesthetic by the use of vibrant colors.
20Designed by Liz, Home & DIY Blogger
21Designed by Heather Scott Home & Design
22Blue and Brown
Even though not used much together, blue and brown are colors that complement each other well. Light blue painted walls lighten up a room while a brown leather sofa adds character.
23Designed by Kate Arends
24Designed by Brooke & Lou
25Shades of Brown
Many different shades of brown can be used along with many different textures. The natural brown wood along with the natural brown stones would harmoniously blend together while contrasting colors help bring out the details of the textures.
26Designed by Brian Pu Ruiz
27Designed by Allison Campbell Design
28Traditionally Brown
There would not be a color more perfect than brown to be used in the traditional style. Brown leather sofas against light brown walls contrasted by white accents are enough to make a room inviting and cozy.
29Designed by Emma Wilson
30Designed by Collins Interiors
31Modern
In a modern living room, a brown leather sofa on its own in a black and white setting would be an amazing statement piece, erasing the coldness of the colorless look with a neutral touch.
32Designed by Todd Richesin Interiors
33Classical Embedded in Industrial
In an industrial living room with bare brick walls and metal staircases, a contrasting yet at the same time complementing, classical looking brown sofa would be an interesting twist to make the room feel homely and elegant.
34All Brown Living Room
Warm brown walls, brown hardwood floors, a soft brown sofa can be put together in a living room. A white media center and a white rug disrupts the all brown look, while becoming the focal point of the room and balancing everything out.
35Neutrals vs Color
In a living room mostly decorated with earthy, neutral tones such as brown, a completely colorful rug that complements the overall style can be a great statement object and bring life to the room.
36Wooden
In a home that is decorated with unpainted wooden furniture, choosing a soft brown sectional complements the natural wood while contrasting the white walls, designing an elegant and calming space.
