Asian-Inspired Living Room

A lifeless living room and flea market find dining room get the big makeover. Great colors and accessories transform the rooms into an Asian-inspired design delight.

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Hide CaptionShow CaptionAn Eastern color scheme brings life to this living room.
A golden wall color sets the backdrop for an Eastern color scheme. Bright red and gold accents highlight various furnishings to pull the room together. Lamps and candles add warm lighting to the space, while the decluttered fireplace features favorite accessories. An Asian armoire hides the TV, and a creative ceiling treatment adds mood lighting.

The Cost

Paint – $65

  • paint (DE 5327 Ghost Town) – Dunn Edwards

Wall art – $20

Armoire – $110

  • armoire – Craigslist

Tassels – $14

Accessories – $131

  • accessories – Jo-Ann Stores
  • pillows (729437121477) – Linens 'n Things
  • lamps – Walmart

Side tables – $80
  • side tables – Target

Curtains and runners – $50
  • fabric – Jo-Ann Stores

Mirror – $10
  • mirror wall piece – Salvation Army

Ceiling treatment – $180
  • baskets – Z Gallerie

Dining set – $280
  • table dressing – Cost Plus
  • chairs (Roger), knotty pine table (Bjorkudden), bench – Ikea

Bar stools – $60

Total – $1,000

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