10 Most Popular Indian Living Rooms This Year

Here are 10 of the most saved living rooms by Indian Houzzers this year. What decor trends do they allude to?

Preeti Singh10 July 2019

Houzz India Editor

This story features the most-saved living room photos that were uploaded between 1 January and 1 July, 2019.

Take a look at what’s got Indian Houzzers’ interest piqued through these most-saved photos in recent months. From innovative ways of partitioning spaces to expressing their love of colour to mixing textures with earthy and glossy surfaces, see how designers and homeowners are showcasing their balance of traditional and modern design.

Ace Associates

1. Soothing sand walls and floor get the golden touch from recessed lighting. Ace Associates adds pop to this Ahmedabad living room with the use of bold turquoise furnishings. More depth is brought into the decor with the help of bits of red, yellow and white.

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ZERO9

2. This stylish Mumbai living room by ZERO9 is a crisp, fresh space of bright colours and definitive lines. The see-through metal-and-glass partition extends the line of sight into an equally riveting and contrasting lounge area.

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homes by design

3. This earthy Delhi living room by homes by design brings out the best in exposed surfaces and textures. Concrete, brick and a gentle colour palette create a relaxing environment.

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We Design Studio

4. This living room in a Mumbai flat has been designed by We Design Studio. The choice of fabrics, the layering of browns, creams and beiges, and the restraint of it all makes this minimalist space stand proud.

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Sudaiva Studio

5. This spacious room has been designed as a neat and a de-cluttered space by Sudaiva Studio. The brightly coloured modular sofa lines one end of the living room while a semi-partitioning wall of open shelves separates this space from the lobby. Another glass partition has been used to create a small prayer space towards the end of the room.

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Studio Nishita Kamdar

6. This living room in a Mumbai flat by Studio Nishita Kamdar makes the best of a small space by limiting the furniture to a sofa and a folding chair. The burst of green from the plant splashes sprightly colour into this space that is a mix of quiet, earthy patterns, fabrics and accessories.

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CTDC

7. The colours of the false ceiling, the accent wall and the sofa chairs balance out the other dark tones of this drawing room by CTDC. Glass and glossy surfaces with plush furnishings add to the sense of luxury.

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Prashant Bhat Photography

8. A brown leather sofa set gets all the attention in this white space. The wall turns into an accent wall with the use of LEDs.

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We Design Studio

9. Here is another space by We Design Studio that made the list. The artwork infuses a shock of colour to this light space. The swing, too, is an unexpected visual surprise.

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Inclined Studio

10. This double-height open-plan living room has been designed by Inclined Studio. Both ends of this living area have full-length windows (see here) while a dining space separates the kitchen.

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