In a moment's notice, I'd trade my modest living room for Tom Cruise's cabin-style abode – it's homely yet stylish beyond belief.
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Nestled within a picturesque ranch in Telluride, Colorado, once owned by Tom Cruise, this living room boasts a lodge-style design that seamlessly blends with the natural surroundings. The room's decor is a testament to an eclectic yet welcoming ambiance, with wood panels adorning the walls and an array of art books, vases, and sculptures reflecting the homeowner's personality.
The living room's colour palette is a harmonious blend of earthy tones, such as deep greens, warm ochres, and soft neutrals, which beautifully complement the wood's natural hues. Layering textures is key to achieving the perfect cabin-style living room, and here, soft wool throws, linen cushions, and a plush sheepskin rug create a cosy and inviting atmosphere without making the space too dark or heavy.
A standout feature in the room is the deep red rug, which adds warmth and vibrancy to the living room floor. The rug, along with the mohair and wool throw blanket, available in various colours, provides a plush and comforting touch. The leather pillow, versatile and adaptable, complements any style of furniture, while the Timpleton Pillow Cover, featuring a classic plaid design and crafted from wool, adds a touch of traditional charm.
Lighting plays a significant role in setting the mood of the cabin-style living room. A layered approach, combining a central statement light with table lamps and wall sconces, creates pockets of warmth and an inviting glow. The sophisticated LED desk lamp with an emerald green glass shade adds a contemporary touch, illuminating the room with a soft, inviting light.
To recreate this captivating cabin-style living room, Claire Garner, the director at Claire Garner Design Studio, suggests replicating the wood paneling as a starting point. Mixing in modern touches, such as a sleek metal fireplace screen or contemporary artwork, will keep the living room looking curated rather than dated.
As you embark on your own design journey, we invite you to share your thoughts on this cabin-style living room in the comments section below. After all, design is a personal expression, and we can't wait to see the unique spaces you create.
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