Which Worldly Decor is your Dream Living Room

Patterns, silks, and luxury is what you crave. Colors as bold as you with a touch of elegance and swank..
Go for it, pick up some elaborate patterns, some chic drapes, a few comfy pillows and plush furniture, and invite your friends to step into another world.

You desire a touch of elegance. Fabric and color to tie in all the items of your living room, keeping a creamy flow to welcome others in and keep everything pleasing.
Go grab a couch, and find the patterns and fabrics to tie in the things you desire, get some nice flowers, and invite someone over for tea or maybe some Lemonaid.

You want to mix and fuse the natural world around you. A calm and serene home with natural woods and ornate simple patterns. You want your home to flow and calm you after a stressful day.
So grab a bamboo table, some decorative plants, and some lantern lights and create your own little piece of the orient in your home.

African influence is normally dark colors against a bold backdrop, creating a contrast. Normally adorned with unusual table pieces, statures, or African animal inspired portraits or fabrics. Imagine stepping into an African sunset; oranges, yellows, a black "horizon" as your setting.

So get your silhouette on, and enjoy some bold patterns and prints to cozy up to with a good movie.

Do you want your home to be your escape away from the daily stresses? I thought so. You want the bold and tropical flair that you would find in the Caribbeans or Jamaica (just for examples). Somewhere that may transport you to your dream destination. This is normally mixes of bright oranges and yellows/ splash of green or blue. A suggestion, if this is your aesthetic, try adorning it with sunset pictures in white frames to keep the Cabana look.

So toss those keys down, put on your Hawaiian shirt, grab a margarita, and flop on your beach styled couch as music plays.

If your looking for a bit of bold Spanish flavor, then you got the right result. You want something that creates a homes focus and make it warm. The influence mostly is reds or bolder colors with a central focus to the room (traditionally a white mason'ed fireplace). Great ideas if that's not an option is a tall freestand/leaning bookshelf painted white (acts as storage but keeps the focal tie in).

So grab your friends and cozy up on a dark couch and enjoy a delightful fire (or good book).

Style inspired by a Native American influence is mostly centered around a more natural feel and a tip of the hat to the past. Its adorned with natural fabrics, occupationally a woven couch pull, and tribal patterns specific to certain tribes. Dream-catchers are not always a must have but they are often hung in those trying to tie a home together and help create a "homey" welcoming feel. (Personally wind chimes are always nice, but that's just me).

So find your routes (or aesthetic if that's your aim), create a natural and homey place to bring guests over and strike their curiosity in a feature artifact or eye-catching dream-catcher).