5 Design That Make Your Home Reflect Your Personal Style

July 18, 2024/Sharing
When it comes to creating a warm and inviting living space that reflects your style leanings, your sofa or armchair isn’t the only interior item that makes an impact. Selecting beautiful appliances, such as a TV that doubles as art, adding personal touches to your walls such as artwork and photography, and incorporating soothing colors and natural materials with tactile appeal all play an important part in creating a home that draws people in and encourages relaxation.

1. Appliances That Are Beautiful From Every Angle

Calm and comfort are key to a beautifully designed living space, and the furniture you choose is just one part of the equation. The latest living room appliances, such as TVs, are more beautiful than ever, free of unsightly wiring and able to integrate with the most elegant of interiors.

The Posé by LG takes TV design to the next level. With slender legs, smooth, rounded lines and calming beige textile detailing, this freestanding television is stunning from every angle, enhancing even the most luxurious living space — unlike a traditional TV that you’d typically want to hide away when not in use. The Posé is a clever space-saver as well. Thanks to its minimalist legs, there’s no need for wall mounting (although there is that option) or for cluttering up your room with a heavy TV cabinet. And the Posé is equally comfortable in a variety of spaces, from an opulent living room to a small, cozy bedroom or breakfast area.

Its superb, cinematic sound and image quality combined with beautiful, minimalist styling mean you can enjoy family movies or game online with friends and then change the mood of your living room in an instant, effortlessly transforming it from entertainment zone to serene, tech-free relaxation space.

Once you’ve got your living room’s entertainment essentials sorted, it’s time to consider furniture. The shape and size of pieces such as your sofa, armchairs and coffee table will largely depend on the room’s dimensions and your personal style. If your living room is on the small side, opt for a simple sofa, armchairs and coffee table that won’t overwhelm the space and will allow guests to move around comfortably. Choosing furniture and a TV on slender legs will help maximize floor space, making the room appear bigger and more inviting.

If you have the luxury of space, select generous pieces that mimic the proportions of your room and consider sumptuous, natural fabrics that exude elegance — think velvets, linens and silk.

2. Personalize Your Living Room

Color, pattern, flair — the right home accents will fill your living room with character and infuse it with personal style. Introducing art is a great place to start. These days there are more options for displaying art than just walls. The latest tech makes it easy: The Posé OLED TV is a lifestyle screen that can double as a digital art display when you’re not watching your favorite shows. Choose from a wide variety of built-in art pieces to complement the style and color scheme of your living room, whether it’s one personal favorite image or an ever-changing display.

You can also personalize the back of the Posé with art or postcards — a fun and unique way to make your living space your own. Or use the rear accessory holder to show off your favorite books and magazines, making them easily accessible to anyone who would like to see what you’re currently reading and enjoying.

From there, think about other ways to add color and individuality to your living room. Try adding a medley of bright, patterned throw pillows on the sofa, a sweet vignette on a shelf consisting of colorful vessels in different shapes and sizes that you’ve picked up on your travels, or a vibrant rug underfoot.

3. Set Up a Place to Relax
Home can be a refuge when life gets busy — somewhere to relax, unwind and regain your inner calm. Having a place to chill out, whether it’s a cozy den where you can put your feet up and watch a movie, a reading nook where you can snuggle into an armchair with a good book, or a built-in bench seat by a window where you can gaze upon nature, all help ease the stresses of everyday life. Better yet, you can create a multifunctional room that gives you the versatility to choose from a few of your favorite ways to relax, with a sofa and TV for movies and gaming, a floor-to-ceiling wall of books and an inviting armchair with a reading lamp for quiet times.However much space you have to set up your chill-out area, be sure to prioritize comfort with deep, generous seating. Bring in warmth and visual interest with layers of different textures in expected and unexpected ways, such as the Posé TV with its calming beige textile detailing, knitted throw blankets draped over a sofa or armchair, soft cushions and touches of natural materials like wood. Add a pendant light or lamps on dimmers so you can adjust the lighting to suit your mood.

4. Maximize Natural Light
It’s no secret that stepping into a room filled with natural light calms the mind and brightens the mood. Nowhere in the home is this more important than your living space, where you want your friends and family to relax and linger.To maximize natural light, opt for minimal window coverings, such as sheer curtains that offer privacy while allowing gentle light to filter through. Alternatively, specify venetian blinds or plantation shutters that allow you to control lighting and privacy levels.

If your living room is naturally on the dark side, don’t despair. You can make it feel lighter and brighter by installing a few mirrors, strategically placed opposite windows to catch the light and bounce it around the space. Enhance the effect further by choosing pale tones for your furniture, flooring and walls and adding one or two table lamps for supplemental lighting.

5. Add Thoughtful Touches to Your Bedroom
A few carefully considered touches are all it takes to turn your bedroom into the ultimate restful retreat. Start by clearing the clutter — after all, nothing zaps your zen quite like being surrounded by piles of books, spare bedding or a messy cluster of cords to power your TV or digital devices. Choose a chic, slimline TV with no messy wires, such as the Posé, which allows you to conceal the wiring alongside the legs for a tidy, streamlined look. It also boasts a rear storage compartment to hold your streaming devices. You might also want to invest in neat wireless chargers that sit on your nightstand to power your cellphone and other devices overnight.Next, turn your attention to your bedding and bedroom color palette. Consider treating yourself to crisp new linens and piling the bed high with pillows, blankets and throws in luscious textures, such as linen, velvet and faux fur. When it comes to calming colors for a bedroom, nothing beats crisp white, warm neutrals and soothing tones of blue, pink and green, which you can use across walls, bedding and window treatments. For a minimalist, natural look, keep your floorboards bare — or give your feet a soft place to land in the morning by adding a comfy rug by the bed.

Cozy, functional and peppered with personal touches — get ready to enjoy a home that’s your own private sanctuary. When it comes to creating a warm and inviting living space that reflects your style leanings, your sofa or armchair isn’t the only interior item that makes an impact. (cited)

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