Grey is a nice color that can fit into any atmosphere, adding elegance and calmness with the help of its rich shades. How to decorate a room with grey beautifully? These 39 grey living room designs and ideas are here to show you how.
We try to find the best examples from popular designers and decorators.
1Designed by Studio McGee
2Designed by Brooke Wagner Design
3Scandinavian Grey

The white walls and the wooden floors make up the base of Scandinavian style. Grey sofa and an armchair with wooden details warm up the cool tones of the space while continuing the monochrome look.
4Designed by Bria Hammel Interiors
5Designed by Lindye Galloway
6Classical

In a classically designed place, the color scheme does not have to be all earthy tones only. Soft grey walls contrast to white moldings while vintage furniture with greys, whites and pinks complement the whole aesthetic of the room, giving it a modern yet classical vibe.
7Designed by New South Home
8Designed by Nina
9Noble Grey

In a living room with high ceilings, everything above the eye level is in light colors, while it gets darker below the eye level to balance the huge space. Grey sofas combined with striped armchairs bring both the darks and the lights together, adding to the luxurious ambiance with metal accents.
10Designed by Courtney Equall
11Designed by Syntha Harris Interiors
12Contemporary

A grey sectional put in front of a fireplace can immediately add to the cozy and comfortable atmosphere of a contemporary living room. Additional shades of grey spread around the place add depth to the room while the different types of wood would echo the same effect.
13Designed by Cait Pappas
14Designed by Kimberly Handler Designs
15Monochrome

In a modern living room, monochrome is the most popular color scheme. Dark grey walls contrasted by a light grey sofa gives dimension to the space while prints of different color, shape and size bring everything together.
16Designed by Abbe Stanton Fenimore
17Designed by The Shady Gal
18Grey & Blue

This is another grey living room ideas. Grey and blue are the perfect duo when it comes to decoration. A mostly white living room comes to life with a grey sectional and blue accents, adding a calming and cozy vibe to the atmosphere.
19Designed by Jenna Sue
20Designed by Liz
21Grey Walls

Instead of painting the walls white, you can opt for light gray to get rid of the sanitary look without sacrificing the airy and open feeling.
22Designed by The Nice Stuff Collector
23Designed by Carli
24Minimalism

Minimalist style is ideal for a grey living room decor. A minimalist room is easily done with monochrome look. A light grey sectional put in front of tall, dark curtains contrast the dominant white color in the space, adding depth and character.
25Designed by Neptune Home
26Designed by Houseology
27Sections Through Color

In an open plan space, colors can be used to divide areas from each other. While the kitchen is mostly white, opting for a grey accent wall, a grey sofa and a grey rug combined with a few white objects, design a living area without using any physical separation.
28Designed by Melissa, Sanabria & Co
29Vintage Furniture

Grey painted walls make a great background for showcasing vintage furniture in a living room. The grey easily blends with other colors without taking over the room, allowing other pieces of furniture and decor to draw attention.
30Designed by Greyhunt Interiors
31Designed by Salt Design Co
32Gray Base

Grey walls and sofas make up a great base for adding color through accents. Adding colorful pillows and rugs to the decoration changes the ambiance of the room effortlessly.
33Designed by Heather Scott Home & Design
34Designed by Britt Design Studio
35Textures and Patters

In case of using one or two colors in a space, adding lots of different textures and patterns without using additional color can transform the room into a cozy and inviting place.
36Designed by Widell Boschetti
37Wood Against Grey

In a room with lots of wooden details like ceiling beams or the cupboards, grey would be a complementary yet contrasting color with its cool tone against the warmness of the wood, adding depth and dimension to the room, and balancing everything out.