Bright living room with cream sectional, ribbed wood TV wall, pale stone floor, sage paneled clock wall, and abstract canvas art.
A cream sectional and rust-toned abstract art soften the contrast between the pale stone TV wall, ribbed wood, and sage clock feature wall. Pair muted green with warm walnut and a few earthy accents to keep a bright living room welcoming and cohesive.

Sage and Wood Living Room

Bright living room with cream sectional, ribbed wood TV wall, pale stone floor, sage paneled clock wall, and abstract canvas art.

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Living room media wall with vertical wood slats, television, glass display cabinets, cream storage, ceiling fan, and abstract artwork.
Vertical walnut slats, a marble-look TV panel, and lit glass shelving give this media wall texture while keeping storage streamlined. Repeat the mix of warm wood, pale stone, and dark glass to create depth without making a small TV area feel heavy.
Measured media wall elevation with ribbed walnut slats, marble-look TV backdrop, floating shelf, black screen, and linear storage console.
This measured elevation pairs ribbed walnut slats with a veined marble-look TV backdrop, a slim floating shelf, and linear storage. Borrow the mix of warm wood and pale stone, and use vertical ribs to add texture around a simple screen.
Ceiling design with a central three-blade fan, square cove lighting, recessed lights, sage wall paneling, and wood media wall.
A three-blade fan sits inside a crisp square cove, with evenly spaced recessed lights linking the ceiling to sage paneling and the wood media wall. Borrow the geometric lighting layout to define a seating zone and layer ambient light with focused downlights.
Measured false ceiling plan with square cove lighting, central three-blade fan, evenly spaced downlights, and perimeter dimensions.
The plan centers a three-blade fan within a square cove and marks the surrounding downlights and edge dimensions. Use the measured layout to space fixtures evenly and check the cove proportions before choosing ceiling finishes.

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