
Helen Norman
Considering that you spend a significant amount of time in your family room, it has to be comfy and stylish. From a plush sofa to well-curated shelves, find out how to make your space one of the most inviting places in your home with these family room ideas. Below, you’ll find design inspiration whether your room is big or small, modern or traditional. Oh, and if you’re wondering what you can do with your old television or how to spruce up your fireplace, there are plenty of suggestions here.
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Pattern Play
Combining vibrant patterns is an easy way to bring a dose of playfulness into your family room.
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Well-Decorated Mantel
Make your mantel a major focal point with a brass wall clock, lush plants, and decorative objects.
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Textured Walls
Wall coverings, like grasscloth, can instantly bring a sense of warmth to your space. Choose an earthy hue to make even more of an impact.
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All White
Go for an all-white palette with pops of greenery and natural textures, such as a woven coffee table or sofa with a wooden frame, to play up your family room’s relaxed vibe.
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Two-Tone Walls
If you’re up for a fun weekend project, consider two-tone walls for your family room. A beige-and-green combination is guaranteed to make your interior more visually appealing.
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Strategic Furniture
Create a den out of nowhere by delineating an open floor plan keep the space feeling intimate instead of cold.
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Bright Hues
Stop worrying about Cheeto fingers and spilled coffee. Sturdy surfaces like plastic, leather and lacquer mean you can indulge in white furniture anxiety-free.
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Hidden TV
Tucked into built-ins, the flat screen doesn’t seem like so much of an eyesore. This Toronto homeowner enhanced the effect by using symmetrical decor to draw the eye towards the dining room.
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Plush Sofa
Don’t let the formal lines fool you. A comfy sofa — topped with plenty of cushions, of course — goes a long way come family movie night.
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Vertical Storage
Every family needs a stash spot for blankets and board games. Tall bookshelves outfitted with cute fabric boxes keep supplies tidy, without looking cluttered.
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Reading Nook
Overhead light? Check. Snug seat? Check. Just add a side table for resting that mug of tea while you flip the pages of a new suspense novel.
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Muted Patterns
Prints calm instead of clash when they’re in same color family. This beach house indulges in a sea of soothing blues and beiges.
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Garage Sale Finds
Two repurposed columns separate the kitchen from the family room in a Connecticut cottage. Another genius transformation? A dining-turned-coffee table stands at the right height thanks to sawn-off legs.
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