Our selection includes interiors in beige color, complemented by different textures, golden details, or, conversely, with a minimum of decor.
1. Enveloping and “soft” living room interior
The beige color is good, first of all, for its softness – with its help, it is easy to create cozy interiors. But total beige is not just the same color in the whole room, but complex work with combinable shades. In this living room, different tones were used: from light milk on the walls to cream on the upholstery of the sofa. To make the beige gamma look less uniform, it was diluted with single white elements and interspersed with complementary brown.
Geometry was also paid attention to here: rounded shapes are combined with rectangular ones, thin lines – with massive ones, and medium-sized objects – with overall ones. This is a good technique for a monochrome interior.
2. Elegant living room with golden details
Beige color can give a completely different mood. This interior is more solemn, and the style is close to neoclassical. Several shades of beige were used at once, as in the previous living room. The background of the whole setting is a light cream wall with moldings, she has a couple of sofas a few tones darker. The soft group is united by a light, almost white carpet. By the way, the floor is designed in a different range – it is light gray with a wood texture. This harmonizes the environment.
Beige is quite easy to complement with details and accents, and this is where gold comes into play. Gilded furniture elements, accessories, and decor are stylistically perfectly combined with moldings, and the large area of the room allows you to use several of these details at once without overloading the space.
3. Cozy living room interior with different textures
In monochrome interiors, especially in neutral beiges, it is very important to introduce variety through other parameters. So, in the first one they “played” with forms. Here the emphasis is on textures.
Smooth walls and wooden floors form the basis of the environment, which is layered with other textures. A rough sofa, a voluminous wicker rug, artificial skin, a fluffy lamb-like chair, a knitted blanket – an abundance of different textures keeps the interior neutral, but gives it individuality.
In all-beige rooms, it is especially important to think about local lighting – pay attention to how warm the atmosphere is created by the light from small local lamps. It also helps to emphasize the difference in textures.
4. Bright minimalist living room
Simplicity and clarity are the words that come to mind when you look at this living-dining room. Here everything was done in a minimalistic way – no “games” with shades, textures, and shapes. However, the room looks very spacious and filled with light – beige seems to attract natural light. There is very little decor in the room; its excess would violate the resulting harmony. There are flowers in vases on the coffee tables, above the sofa there are a couple of white paintings with barely visible silhouettes.
5. Stylish beige living room interior
There are practically no inclusions of other shades in this room, only a beige palette is used. Walls, floor, carpet, upholstered furniture – all in close cream tones. But slightly different textures and slight variability of forms still make the interior multifaceted. Gold, silver, and glass elements complement the overall picture, diluting the haze, and softness of the environment. Accessories were chosen as suitable as possible, not contrasting: pampas grass in the corner, posters in beige and pink tones, and small decor on the tables.
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