Family Room Pictures From HGTV Dream Home 2014

This light-filled family room is packed with color, style and comfortable seating for a crowd.

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November 25, 2014

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High ceilings and exposed wood beams give this family room an open, airy feel. Located atop the master suite in the private wing of the home, a palette of rich grays and red-orange hues creates an inviting family room perfect for lounging or taking in the mountain and golf course views.

Brown leather sofas are mountain house fixtures; here, interior designer Linda Woodrum incorporated a spin on tradition with this roomy sectional upholstered in a brilliant red-orange hue. A hidden sofa bed accommodates extra guests.

A streamlined end table introduces darker wood tones to the room, while a repurposed galvanized steel wine chiller holds pinecones that nod to the evergreen forest just outside.

10-foot walls and a pitched ceiling that includes exposed structural beams give this 16-foot-wide room an open, loft-like feel.

Charcoal accents come in by way of contemporary-patterned pillows, ottomans and accessories. A galvanized steel tray holds books that pick up on the room's color palette and delve into the rustic style of the home.

Behind the sofa, a sepia-toned giclee by photographer Dona Ballard captures a mustang mid-gallop, alluding to the room's connection to the outdoors and complementing the warm gray walls.

A wall of floor-to-ceiling windows opens onto a private balcony with views of the forest, golf course and distant Carson mountain range.

This room comfortably accommodates 10 people, with modern Greek key-printed, gray-and-white ottomans doing double-duty as extra seating.

Carpenter David Brown created a unique geometric pattern on the walls of this space using 2.5-inch cedar squares installed in a grid pattern. Rather than traditional wood walls, this art installation is both modern and rustic at once.

Sword grass in an aged gray cement pot along with a trio of succulents in espresso-hued square metal pots offer a sculptural dose of color to the TV stand.

A whopping 75-inch flat-screen TV stands ready to showcase sporting events or movie night in high-definition color.

A club chair upholstered in the same red-orange leather seen on the sofa points away from the TV, creating a conversation area for casual entertaining.

Pull the soft gray window treatments closed to filter the light — perfect for daytime TV marathons and nighttime privacy.

A birch-branch sculpture adds organic appeal to the room's coffee table, while also picking up on the soft grays seen throughout the room.

A dramatic chandelier draws the eye up, while ceiling-mounted halogen spotlights and large table lamps provide additional ambiance once natural light fades.

Modeled after antique armillary spheres, which astronomers used for centuries to simulate the movement of stars, this iron-and-wood pendant adds vintage industrial style to the space. The aged black finish echoes the hue of the nearby structural beams.

Whether enjoying the impressive mountain vistas or a TV show on the larger-than-life screen, this warm, bright room offers the best of modern mountain living.