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Bungalow with a Punch of Color

From: Judith Balis
October 19, 2015
Punches of colors, textures and patterns invigorate this open concept living space adding character and depth.
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Photo: Boise Home Photography. From: Judith Balis.

Living Room With Two Tufted Sofas and Wood Coffee Tables

Punches of colors, textures and patterns create a grand living room. The symmetry of the room — including matching tufted sofas and two identical wood coffee tables — allows for the different elements to mix without the room feeling too busy or cluttered. A jute area rug brings the look together.

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Photo: Boise Home Photography. From: Judith Balis.

Soft Gray Living Room With Large Window, Traditional Fireplace & Tufted Sofas

Sunlight pours into this spacious living room, which is well-appointed for watching TV, enjoying the fire or simply lounging. The room is marked by its matching tufted sofas and dual circular coffee tables. Aqua-toned armchairs add a special punch of color.

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Photo: Boise Home Photography. From: Judith Balis.

Living Room With Cream Tufted Sofas, Turquoise Armchairs & Circular Wood Coffee Tables

Colors, textures and patterns work together to create a living room that feels put together and complete. Punches of turquoise and orange -- and the horizontally-striped window treatments -- are eye-catching in the otherwise neutral space. Matching wood coffee tables and a woven rug ensure the room feels earthy and comfortable -- perfect for gathering, watching TV or just enjoying a sparkling fire.

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Photo: Boise Home Photography. From: Judith Balis.

Living Room Features Beige Sofa & Turquoise Armchairs

When designed smartly, open concept floor plans can still include multiple living spaces that hold unique character while also blending into the whole. Here, neutral walls keep the background out of the picture, letting the spaces be defined by the color schemes of their furnishings and art. Pops of turquoise and coral work to tie the spaces together in a seamless manner.

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