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Decorative items for the living room bring beauty and authenticity to the décor

How to choose ornaments for the living room that bring personality and sophistication to the projects? See ideas to transform the projects.

By CASACOR Publisher

Submitted at Mar 5, 2025, 1:16 PM

10 min de leitura
Vivian Reimers' Project.

Vivian Reimers' Project. (Luiza Schreier)

The living room is one of the most important projects in a house, as it is the space where we spend a good part of our time and receive visitors. Therefore, it is fundamental that the decoration of this area reflects the style and personality of the residents, creating a cozy, sophisticated, and pleasant atmosphere. One of the most effective ways to add charm and authenticity to the living room decor is through decorations. These small details have the power to transform any project, bringing life, color, and a unique touch to the space. Whether for a modern living room to a rustic, minimalist, or classic style, decorations for the living room can be chosen according to the desired decoration proposal.

Frames and artworks


Claudia Infante creates a young and modern décor in an apartment for a lawyer. In the picture, kitchen with a counter and dining room. Living room with a sofa.

Projeto de Claudia Infante. (Divulgação/CASACOR)

Frames are one of the most popular and functional decorations for those who want to bring an artistic touch to the projects. They can be used to reflect the personality of the residents, the style of the house, or even a specific theme. Large frames can be used to create a focal point on the wall, while smaller pieces can be grouped to form an art gallery.
Louver panel unifies and sectors this apartment designed by Carmen Zaccaro. In the photo, living room with sofa, table, and rug.

Project by Carmen Zaccaro. (Luiza Schreier/CASACOR)

If the style of the project is modern, opt for frames with abstract, geometric themes, or even black and white photos. For those who prefer a more classic style, frames with golden borders and more traditional works may be the ideal choice. Additionally, in a more rustic or industrial style, frames with raw wood borders or metallic finishes can bring the charm and authenticity that the space needs.

Vases and floral arrangements


Multifunctional cabinetry characterizes an apartment with a view of Christ. Project by Escala Architecture. In the photo, living room with white sofa, bookshelves, and wooden ceiling.

Project by Escala Architecture. (Juliano Colodeti, from MCA Studio/CASACOR)

Plants are undoubtedly an excellent choice of decorations for the living room. They bring freshness, color, and life to the projects, creating a lighter and more pleasant atmosphere. Additionally, contact with nature is always welcome, especially in gathering spaces.

You can opt for large plants in decorative vases for a more impactful effect or use smaller plants on shelves and side tables to add a touch of delicacy. The choice of vase is also fundamental.

Ceramic, glass, cement, or even metal vases can complement the style of the living room, while plants like succulents, ferns, monstera, and orchids are great options to complete the project.

Pillows and blankets


In addition to being decorative, pillows and blankets bring comfort and coziness to the living rooms. They can be used on the sofa to add a touch of color and softness, in addition to allowing the creation of different combinations of patterns and textures.

Rooms with a neutral base can use blankets and pillows to add a vibrant splash of color. Opt for materials like velvet, linen, knit, or embroidered that can complement different types of decor, bringing sophistication and a handcrafted touch to the composition.

[caption id="attachment_165695" align="alignnone" width="4429"]70 m² apartment appears larger with decor in neutral tones. Project by Fabiano Ravaglia. In the photo, living and dining room with mirrored wall.[/caption>

Ornaments


With a view of Sugarloaf Mountain, this apartment combines Brazilian design and classic pieces. Project by Studio Lak. In the photo, living room with frames and rug.

Project by Studio Lak. (Ark Foto/CASACOR)

Ornaments are decorations for living rooms that can be used strategically to give personality to the project. They can be small details, such as candles, sculptures, art books, or even vintage objects.

A good tip is to choose objects that have personal significance, such as travel souvenirs or special gifts, as this adds even more authenticity to the decor. You can opt for handcrafted pieces, which can be purchased at fairs or art markets, or modern and contemporary pieces that stand out in the decor.

Lamps and lampshades


[caption id="attachment_161157" align="alignnone" width="2835"]717 m² house built from scratch in a sloped lot is filled with nature. Project by Rogério da Fonseca, from RF Architecture. In the photo, living room with wooden stairs and slatted ceiling.[/caption>

Lighting is one of the most important aspects of any decoration project, and lamps and lampshades can take on the role of decorations, while bringing charm and sophistication to the projects.

Meet architect Ana Moura's apartment, from the CASACOR Pernambuco team. In the photo, living room with fishing chair and frames.

Apartment of architect Ana Moura. (Denilson Machado, from MCA Studio/CASACOR)

Pendant lamps with modern or classic designs can be used to highlight the coffee table or the sitting area, while table lamps can be positioned on side tables to create a cozy and intimate project.

Rugs and tapestries


Countryside house suite is located in a suspended bungalow in the middle of projects. Project by Escala Architecture. In the photo, living room with stone wall, view of the garden and stairs.

Projeto de Escala Arquitetura. (Fotos: Juliando Colodeti, do MCA Estudio / Produção visual: Andrea Falchi/CASACOR)

Both the rug on the floor and the tapestry on the wall serve as decorations for the living room, adding comfort and elegance to the projects. They can be used to delimit spaces, create a sense of coziness and add texture to the floor.

Rugs made of natural fibers, such as sisal or jute, are perfect for a more rustic style, while wool rugs or those with geometric patterns can be ideal for modern projects.

450 m² apartment with a view of the lagoon mixes new and collection pieces in the decor. Project by Ricardo Melo and Rodrigo Passos. In the photo, living room with white sofa, cabinetry, and view of the lagoon.

Project by Ricardo Melo and Rodrigo Passos. (Raiana Medina/CASACOR)

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