Refreshing in its simplicity, rustic style highlights natural beauty and a rugged, resilient spirit as reflected in these rustic living room designs with organic textures and shapes, and natural warmth. Rustic style can be very varied and interesting and it is a very popular interior style that fits with people who want a unique, handmade quality that is timeless in design. Rustic interiors fit with other styles from minimalist to coastal and can be very romantic and charming. Rustic style attracts people who appreciate traditional values and are looking for high quality furniture that has great functionality. This style is perfect not only for country house but also for modern apartments because it makes any space extremely cozy.
Rustic living rooms are full of charm and warmth, as a great space for entertaining and spending time with family, a rustic fireplace would be a perfect focal point. It can be decorated with rough stone or even with rough wood! Natural wooden floors and soaring ceilings decorated with old wooden beams are the best start for a rustic room. Then choose furniture and accessories according to your taste and the style that you want to combine with rustic. Rustic style can be masculine or feminine, minimalist and shabby chic, hunter’s retreat style and coastal – enjoy the gallery below and feel inspired by the various ways you can style your rustic living room! If you are seeking more inspiration, be sure to check out some of our past articles on rustic inspiration, such as 51 Insanely beautiful rustic barn bathrooms and 38 Unbelievable barn style bedroom design ideas.
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Rough-Hewn Beams: For many of us, this element is the first thing that comes to mind when we think “rustic.” Not only do rough-hewn beams help to define a space architecturally, they can instantly anchor it in rustic territory, especially if they’re left rough and unpolished. Use beams to frame ceilings and delineate doorways, to surround fireplaces and windows, or even to line walls. You can also incorporate rounded logs if you choose, which lends cabin charm.
Organic Forms: Too many mass-produced or overly tailored pieces dilute a room’s rustic style. Instead, choose furnishings and objects with strong, slightly rough profiles, such as the basket shown in the fireplace.
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Use Barn-Inspired Elements: Not only are sliding barn doors, Dutch doors and other details borrowed from outbuildings ultra-functional, they feel apt and appropriate with rustic style.
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