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Family Living Room with Indigo Seating and a Walnut Plant Screen

Living room · Resort

An indigo banquette and woven-rush chaise gather around a low table, with a clay-orange ceramic mural as a focused accent. A freestanding walnut plant screen leaves an open route to the kitchen and dining area.

Family Living Room with Indigo Seating and a Walnut Plant Screen · Overview

Reproduction core

  1. 01Place the indigo banquette below the mural and the rush chaise at an adjacent side of the low table.
  2. 02Use the clay-orange ceramic mural as the concentrated wall focal point behind the banquette.
  3. 03The freestanding dark-walnut screen combines slats and a lower planter, extends from floor to ceiling, and is supported by a substantial planter base.
  4. 04Keep the passage beside the screen open, revealing low kitchen storage, sink, and the dining direction without furniture.
  5. 05Limit planting to the screen planter and small pots; the window, dining table, and kitchen cabinetry establish residential scale.

Apply it at home

Condition to check
The living room is too narrow for opposing banquette and chaise positions.
Adjustment
Turn the chaise to the short side of the table and preserve the kitchen-side passage first.
Condition to check
The ceiling is low.
Adjustment
If using ceiling-height slats, structurally secure them with a sufficiently broad and weighted base planter.
Condition to check
Daylight from the side window is weak.
Adjustment
Use shade-tolerant plants and add 2700K indirect lighting above the mural and beside the screen.
Condition to check
Plant care needs to be reduced.
Adjustment
Use a planter with a watering tray and limit planting to three or four medium-small species.

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Mood board

Primary seating

Material family
Durable woven upholstery textile

Plant screen

Material family
Walnut veneer or solid-wood slats

Screen base

Material family
Low-maintenance indoor foliage and waterproof planter

Wall behind banquette

Material family
Matte ceramic tile or ceramic panel

Secondary seating

Material family
Natural rush or seagrass weave

Conversation center

Material family
Dark walnut wood

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