The living room serves as the "face" of a house, often being the first space visible upon entering a residence. There are many considerations when it comes to decorating and designing a living room. Today, let's discuss some key points to note.

 1. Lighting in the Living Room

The living room should have sufficient lighting, with bright and soft lamps. A ceiling light should be the main source of illumination, with spotlights around as supplementary to create a well-ordered lighting effect with varied heights and colors.

 2. Curtain Style and Matching

Use floor-length curtains with large color blocks that do not have sharp contrasts in depth or hue with surrounding items. Curtains can serve to harmonize and enhance the ambiance of the space.

It is best to choose curtains made of fine, delicate materials, with generous and elegant styles to create a generous and aesthetic look.

 3. The Importance of Carpets

Carpets have a strong cohesive force, bringing the family together for a cozy gathering, serving as a warm place for relatives and friends to chat and reminisce, and a playful area for children. Thus, the importance of carpets cannot be overlooked.

 4. Selection and Arrangement of Furniture

Modern furniture arrangement should follow the principle that "simplicity is fashion." Large spaces should be impressive and majestic, while small living rooms should avoid being cluttered and disorganized.

Do not overlook the role of a delicate coffee table that can achieve more with less. Hanging a clock in a prominent position can also have a finishing touch effect. Additionally, periodically changing the position of furniture can easily create a strong sense of freshness and impact.

 5. Using Greenery to Enhance Style

Plants can not only protect human health but also enhance the spatial hierarchy and overall cultural taste of the living room. They give a sense of resilient life force and inspiration, which cannot be replaced by any decorative artworks.

Options include Brazilian wood, hoop pine, monstera deliciosa, rubber plants, and phoenix bamboo, which have beautiful and natural shapes that can reduce the monotony of blank walls.