LIVING ROOM INTERIOR DESIGN

Living Room Interior Designer

Your living room carries more daily use than almost any other room in the house. Family time, guests, movie nights, morning coffee, it all happens here, which is exactly why it’s worth getting right instead of living with furniture that was never quite chosen for the space. It’s also the room guests see first, so it ends up carrying more visual weight than almost anywhere else in the home.

WHAT WE HANDLE

Living Room Interior Design Services

A living room project can include as much or as little as the room needs, from swapping out a few key pieces to a full redesign from the floor up.
Our Interior design Services

Space Planning & Furniture Layout

We start by measuring the room and mapping out furniture placement, seating arrangements, and traffic flow. A living room has to work for conversation, for watching TV, and for people just walking through it, so we plan the layout around how the room actually gets used rather than how it looks in a single photo. Room proportions drive every decision here, since a layout that works in a large open-concept space will feel wrong in a smaller, more closed-off room.

Furniture & Material Selection

Once the layout is set, we choose the sofas, chairs, and tables that fit both the plan and the room’s proportions, along with the fabrics, rugs, and finishes that hold up to daily use. This is where the room’s durability gets decided. A fabric that looks right in a showroom doesn’t always hold up to a household with kids, pets, or regular guests, so we factor that in before anything gets ordered.
Contemporary Interior Design

Lighting & Window Treatments

A living room needs more than one light source to work at different times of day. We layer decorative lighting, lamps, and window treatments so the room reads well during the day with natural light and still feels finished after dark. Window treatments also do double duty for privacy and light control, which matters more in some rooms than others depending on orientation and neighboring homes.

Art, Mirrors & Décor

Once the larger pieces are placed, we bring in artwork, mirrors, and accessories as the finishing layer. Mirrors in particular can change how a room reads, opening up a smaller space or reflecting light from a window across the room. These final details are what make a living room feel complete rather than just furnished.
OUR PROCESS

Our Living Room Interior Design Process

We manage the project from the first consultation through final installation, so you have one point of contact the entire way through.
01

Consultation & Understanding Your Space.

We talk through how you use the room, your style, any existing pieces you want to keep, and the room’s layout, light, and proportions.
02

Design Direction & Space Planning.

We develop the overall design direction and furniture layout, and plan how the living room works within the rest of the home, including any connected spaces.
03

Furniture, Lighting & Material Selection.

We select furniture, fabric, rugs, lighting, wallpaper, art, and décor based on the plan, sourcing from our trusted vendors.
04

Sourcing & Ordering.

We manage ordering and procurement for everything selected, tracking timelines so you know what to expect.
05

Delivery & Installation.

We coordinate delivery and full installation, bringing every piece into the room and setting it up.
06

Final Styling.

We finish the space with artwork, accessories, pillows, and the smaller details that make the room feel done rather than just delivered.
DESIGNED AROUND THE HOME

A Living Room Designed Around Your Home

Interior design for a living room only works when it accounts for the home it sits in, not just the room in isolation. We look at room size and proportions, the home’s architecture and existing trim or millwork, how natural light moves through the space over the course of a day, and any existing furniture that’s staying in the room.
We also think about how the household actually uses the space day to day, whether that’s a family room that needs to hold up to kids and pets or a more formal room used mainly for guests, and how the living room connects visually to nearby rooms like the kitchen or entry. Comfort and function come first here, since a living room that photographs well but doesn’t hold up to daily life isn’t a finished room.

Living Room Interior design
Farmhouse style
DESIGN FOR EVERY STYLE

Living Room Design for Every Style

Traditional
Traditional living room design leans on classic proportions, layered fabrics, and furniture with lasting lines rather than trend pieces that date quickly, built around comfort and a sense of permanence.

Modern
Modern living room interior design favors clean lines, a simple palette, and furniture chosen as much for function as for look, keeping the room calm and uncluttered without feeling cold or unfinished.
Luxury
Luxury living room interior design draws on custom finishes, statement lighting, and trade-only sourcing from brands. Luxury interior design living room means every piece, down to the smallest accessory, gets chosen with intention rather than filled in as an afterthought.
Coastal & Lowcountry
Coastal living room design uses light fabrics and natural texture suited to Charleston’s humidity and sun, with a palette that fits the Lowcountry without leaning into a beach-themed look.
WHY CHOOSE DEGUISE INTERIORS

Why Choose deGuise Interiors for Your Living Room Design?

Work with a living room interior designer who handles the project start to finish: Full-service interior design, from initial direction through final installation. Furniture and lighting sourced through our trusted vendors, including exclusive and trade-only brands. Fabric, wallpaper, art, mirrors, and décor all handled as part of the same project.

Fabric and wallpaper samples available to see and feel in person at our Mount Pleasant studio. Close to 40 years of experience designing homes across the Charleston area.

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AREA SERVED

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Schedule a Consultation

Book a consultation and we’ll walk the space with you, talk through what’s working and what isn’t, and put together a plan built around how you actually use the room. You can also stop by our Mount Pleasant studio to see fabric, wallpaper, and lighting samples before you decide on anything.

QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions

A living room interior designer plans the room’s layout, selects furniture and materials, handles lighting and window treatments, and manages sourcing, delivery, and installation from start to finish.

Space planning, furniture and material selection, lighting, window treatments, art, mirrors, and final styling, plus the sourcing and installation work behind all of it.

Yes, a living room can be its own project, whether entirely on its own or alongside connected spaces like a dining area.

It starts with a consultation, moves through design direction and material selection, then sourcing, delivery, installation, and final styling.

Yes, All of it is handled as part of the same project, sourced and coordinated so the room comes together as one design rather than a collection of separate pieces.