How You Can Style a Luxury Living Room on a Budget

One of the ways that you can identify your personal style is to consider all the things that you are gravitating toward when you go to a store, look on Pinterest, or scroll through Instagram.

What are the tones, colors, and textures you like most? Once you decide, it’s time to start curating luxury living room ideas that fall into these categories and pair well with the space you’re working with.

Luxury living room ideas

In this transformation, I made sure that I was able to upcycle as many pieces as I could from this room.

This couch is currently being placed in another living room in the front of my home.

And a lot of these objects here are still in my home, just in other areas.

We've kind of rotated things around, and we're going to give a whole new look to this sofa that will be placed in the other room that I will show you at another time.

If you're like me, you are aware that there are severe shipping delays and low stock on many items that are online right now, so impatient me always resorts to shopping at good old Amazon and HomeGoods. In fact, that's exactly what I did to furnish this room.

You can also cut costs down by having your hubby install your lighting.

These are Amazon linen curtains. I'm obsessed with these.

Here is the chandelier that I purchased at Kirkland's.

And here is the rug from HomeGoods. I absolutely love the warmth and the texture that it gives the space.

But I'm most excited about this couch. It's from Amazon, and would you believe that it is a boucle curvy couch?

These little round pillows are and the books are from Amazon too.

This piece I got from HomeGoods. It is a nice shelf on which I can display my artwork, books, and sculptures.

As we are nearly done with the room, we just have a few final touches, but I did want to kind of go over this little project I did. I tend to do a lot of DIYs.

This is a cement shelf now and, believe it or not, it started as an IKEA LACK shelf. It was an all-white shelf originally, and it was a super fun and very easy DIY project that you can do yourself.

Right here, I'm going to put up some new, yet old artwork. I've had it in my garage and I fell in love with it all over again. It totally works in this whole space, so those two nails that were left behind from the previous artwork do not need to be patched since they fit the new piece of artwork just fine.

Another tip I love sharing with people when they want to achieve an upscale space on a budget is to consider a soft, neutral palette.

Think of soft muted colors to add to your space then be consistent with that and let it run throughout your home.

Consider the artwork you bring in. Consider buying vintage pieces, ceramics, sculptures, and books. All of that adds so much texture and really elevates the space.

Also, consider using exactly what you have at home. Think of how you can envision that table, that lamp, or that chair maybe in another color, maybe reupholstered.

There are so many things that you can do if you are on a budget.

I just really believe that to achieve the look that you are after you do not need to spend a lot of money.