Whatever the occasion may be, these Malaysian homeowners have designed their living rooms to be ready for any festive celebration. Done by local interior designers, these living rooms make a great space to entertain your guests be it a small or large group.
Whatever the celebration may be, when family and friends are all gathered in your home, your living room is where it will all take place. Being the most spacious room of the house, utilising it to its best capacity is key.
The way you lay out your furniture and decor in your living room is crucial to creating a harmonious and balanced space. Having an interior designer will come in handy to help you design your layout and have a smooth overall process.
Check out these Malaysian living rooms curated by local interior designers that will suit any and every joyous occasion.
The interior designer for this home opted for minimal furniture to fully maximise the floor space of the unit. The built-in bookshelves are a brilliant way of creating vertical storage space that doesn’t take up any floor space. This contemporary living room would be great for games when the family’s over.
Add some character to your living room and leave your guests in awe by using exquisite marble and quartz stones to create a feature wall. Follow through with lush rollback sofas and an armchair to add a majestic grandeur.
These living room designs are great for big groups be it during the day or night. The large ceiling-to-floor windows makes it a great feature to let heaps of natural sunlight through. The large floor space also helps with making your guests feel at ease and not cramped in.
For an elegant and sophisticated option, this living room went with a modern classic style by adding lush white sofas and a statement chandelier.
If you have a smaller living room to work with then fret not because these living room designs perfectly demonstrate how you can make the most out of your space.
This home in Selangor went with a cosy contemporary interior design using muted shades of brown and grey. The cushions and throw, on the other hand, add texture and patterns to the living room.
This condominium in Penang kept their living room simple using darker tones and minimal decor, giving it a more masculine look. The L-shape couch makes this space great for movie nights with friends.
This Scandinavian design brightens up the same by using lighter shades of wood wall panelling. The interior designer carried on the theme by adding a beige couch, white marble coffee tables and a minimalist white TV cabinet.
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For a more traditional Asian inspired looking living room, the homeowner added wicker chairs and an old fashioned teapot as a decorative element. During Chinese New Year, you can accentuate the theme by adding festive decorations to the wall space surrounding the TV.
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You can also check out other local interior design portfolios.
Written by Melanie Abraham
Whatever the occasion may be, these Malaysian homeowners have designed their living rooms to be ready for any festive celebration. Done by local interior designers, these living rooms make a great space to entertain your guests be it a small or large group.
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