The materials we use in living room decoration such as curtains, carpets, furniture, wall accessories, floors have importance in terms of functionality and texture.

However, with the various colors and shades we will apply on this texture system, we can add a purpose and idea to that material.

In our article; We will share which colors can be used together in living room decoration with colorful living room decoration examples.

A color scheme that mixes several bright, bold colors in a coordinated way isn’t always easy to get right. In a living room, it’s especially complicated because there are often so many pieces that need to work together: sofas, chairs, rugs, curtains, light fixtures, accessories, artwork and, of course, wall color

Start playing with color in any of these pieces and there’s a downstream consequence in the colors of the other pieces. But the payoff to a colorful living room design scheme can be worth it

Here, seven design pros on Houzz discuss how they created lively living rooms with a coordinated color palette.

Homeowners’ request. “The homeowners purchased a new home that had no personality,” says designer Sandra Mijan, whose clients found her through Houzz. “They wanted to make it their own but not spend a fortune on finishes that will get old soon. It was about making a warm, inviting room that had personality and functionality.”

Color scheme. Warm gray walls (Agreeable Gray by Sherwin-Williams). White ceiling, baseboards and shelves (Extra White by Sherwin-Williams). Flower-print wallpaper in golden, mustardy tones. Teal twill swivel crescent chairs. Area rug with golds, pinks, teals, whites and grays. Teal and pink throw pillows. “I chose the gold, mustardy yellow to offset and warm up that gray paint as well as to add some pizzazz to the space,” Mijan says.