You don’t need walls to define a room. With thoughtful architecture, the right rug, intentional furniture groupings, and layered lighting, you can create a living room that feels grounded and welcoming while maintaining the effortless flow of an open floor plan.
Recreate this rich layered living space! For this home we chose an eclectic selection of furniture in different materials, textures, and wood tones. The result is a space that feels both inviting, livable, and lux.
If your space is feeling tired or unfinished, these five easy updates will instantly refresh your living room while keeping it timeless, warm, and effortlessly livable.
When we began designing The Oasis Project, our vision was to create a home that effortlessly blends function, luxury, and fun—a true retreat for both relaxation and entertaining. This project has become one of our favorites, not just because of its beautiful finishes and clean design, but because every space is crafted to spark connection and play. Today we want to take a closer look at the heart of this home—the entertaining spaces.
Our Desert Shores Project focuses on nature’s natural with materials and shapes that mimic earthy colors and textures. The kitchen, dining, and living spaces are open-concept with design details that differentiate each space while still staying cohesive. In the living room, the pallet stays neutral, while opposing tones and textures work together to add interest. Cool gray cement-tone floors contrast with warm woods and shades of brown leather. Crisp modern lines play with curved shaped furniture. Smooth upholstery feels sleek layered with inviting chunky wools. Take a look and shop some of our favorite pieces!
“Can I use two different sofas in my living room?”—the answer is YES! We often skip using matching sofa sets, instead opting for a curated mix that adds character and balance. At Becki Owens Living, we believe the best spaces are both effortless and intentional. Here’s how to pair sofas like a pro.
