17 Orange Living Room Decor Decor Ideas

No breathtaking views? No need to worry, this haven is a relaxing getaway to bask in the sunset glow of color. A living room by Cullum Homes Design with bright orange walls and a patterned orange rug dominates the space, creating a bold and vibrant atmosphere.

An orange accent wall and throw pillows in the living room by Bonura Building Inc with a mix of rustic and modern decor elements, such as a reclaimed wood coffee table, industrial-style pendant lights, and contemporary art on the walls.

A mid-century modern living room by Casci Ornamental Plaster with pops of burnt orange throughout the space, including a sofa and armchair upholstered in orange fabric, a patterned rug, throw pillows, and wall art.

A cozy and warm living room by Blume Architecture with a mix of orange and white hues, featuring an orange patterned wall, creamy white curtains, and a light purple sofa. 

An elegant living room Noz Design with subtle orange accents, including orange throws pillows and a patterned traditional rug, paired with classic furniture and neutral tones.

A contemporary living room by Andrea Chiesa with a bold orange accent wall and a mix of colorful artwork, modern furniture, and patterned textiles. The vertical stripes of orange naturally lead the eye up to a dazzling light display on the ceiling.

A bright and cheerful living room by Thom Filicia Inc. with orange and white hues, featuring a bold purple sofa, white chairs, and a comfortable floor. 

A rustic living room by Summer Thornton Design with earthy tones and pops of orange, featuring a rustic wood coffee table, orange throw pillows, and an orange-patterned rug.

An eclectic living room by Jane Ellison with a mix of vintage and modern decor elements, including an orange-patterned sofa, retro artwork, and a modern floor lamp.

A cozy living room by Highgate Builders with a mix of orange and neutral tones, featuring an orange accent wall, a patterned natural floor, and a neutral sofa.

Great Color Choices that Goes Well with Orange

Before you entirely decline these orange living room ideas, you need to look into other different combinations of color schemes that might change your mind. There are plenty of color combinations that will make your living room more exciting and vibrant. Using the color wheel as a guide, you can surely find the perfect complementary color for that orange shade that you must not give up on. If you do not need the help of the traditional color wheel, here are some color combinations that other people have successfully tried in their own living rooms.

Pale Blue 

Yes, that fun twist provided by the vibrant orange creamsicle sherbet in a minimalist aesthetic of pale blues and whites is worth the try. When you want to transform a conventional room into having some fun elements, the most that you can do is to introduce an element that will create an energy flow. The formal existing tone of your room will be less restricting when you try to introduce the creamy orange tone. Infusing the living room’s pale color scheme with an inviting creamy tone of orange will most likely transform it to possess a livelier atmosphere for you and your family.

Dark Brown

Creating a spicy orange and brown living room will be a color combination that is expected to look as delicious as it sounds. It is a concoction that most interior designers would imagine as a great mixture of colors because the contrasting effects will make the orange color not too overwhelming for your senses. Painting the walls in a dark chocolate brown color will give your cayenne colored furniture and accents an opportunity to pop better without overpowering other design fixtures you installed in the room. The overall effect of this color combination is a welcomed change that you can always try to spice the room up with great taste.

A contemporary living room by Hobbs-Care with a mix of orange and gray tones, featuring a modern orange sofa, gray accent chairs, and a patterned gray and orange rug.

A vibrant and colorful living room by Geoffrey De Sousa Interior Design with a mix of orange and dark brown hues, featuring an orange-patterned sofa, an elegant coffee table, and a wood floor.

A sophisticated living room by Manhattan Textiles with a mix of orange and black tones, featuring an orange patterned armchair, a white sofa, and a modern pattern and white rug.

A traditional living room by Cullman and Kravis with a bold orange accent wall, neutral furniture, and simple yet eye-catching orange and classic paintings.

Turquoise

This color is lively and bold, which is probably the best reason why it can easily be used to pair up with a warm orange shade. Turquoise and a warm orange combination will be phenomenal especially in Chinese inspired interiors. Asian themes are usually vibrant, so mixing these two shades will be perfect for the mood that you need to set. Aside from walls and pieces of furniture that are of turquoise shade, there is also a wide array of choices for decors of the same shade. When you have decided to use this color combination, there won’t be a shortage of art pieces that you can use for your renovation project. Just imagining how the orange walls will serve as a great background for timeless looking wall decors and other fixtures will be enough to give this plan a full go. 

Wood and Gray

Cottages have a certain homey vibe in them that you can almost not find in any other house. Their interiors are most likely to be made of wood and other materials that will exude the vibe that always feels warm and welcoming. Adding another color that you can add to the whole wood equation is the color grey. A combination of wood, orange, and grey living room will be a good design plan that will recreate your favorite cottage interior. This renovation plan will not just bring warmth but will also add sophistication to space where everyone in the family enjoys to kill time. The initial result might appear too masculine, adding flower centerpieces to the tables and other decorative pieces will fix this issue. Working on this cozy orange living room will surely become a successful renovation.

A cozy and inviting living room by Ann Brown with a mix of orange and brown hues, featuring a brown sofa, and a warm wood coffee table. Traditional wainscot details of the fireplace mixed with clean lines elsewhere make the ideal refuge.

A modern and sleek living room Sikkens Italy with a burnt orange accent wall, modern white furniture, and a mix of orange and black accessories. 

Beige

Imagining a room with a soft beige interior and a loose bouquet of pink tulips, orange ranunculus, and roses will make you wonder how drastically it will change if you add more hints of orange into the room’s interior plan. Gathering the shades of orange which will get along well with the monotonous beige will be an easy task. There are a variety of ways to introduce this shade to your existing grey and beige living room interior. Installing curtains or getting an orange couch for your living room are just some of the simplest ways to initiate your plan. Having another shade will definitely provide depth to the seemingly monochromatic existing color scheme. Adding softer orange tones to your decors and other fixtures will create a more dramatic effect.

Green

That burnt orange living room will look better with green highlights. You can also throw in some browns since this color is the result when you mix orange and green. The total effect will be so earthly that you would want to add more design elements that will enhance its overall appeal. Unifying these three tones for your own renovation project will also be possible when you add some white highlights especially in your furniture and decor. The total effect of the combination will blow you away and you will really find a very relaxing living room once everything is done.

Fuschia

The combination of orange and Fuschia is a great opportunity for contemporary stylists to showcase a fun and edgy design plan. These two colors will be great if you want a breath of freshness and energy to a monochromatic living room. Keep the color dose in check to make sure that you’re in control and will not overwhelm your senses with too many bright colors. If you already have orange walls in the living room you can spare a little space for your Fuschia fixtures and furniture. If you have a grey and beige living room this tone combination will serve as great highlights for curtains and even throw pillows. Let the positive energy flow in your living space with these lively shades.

Pastels

Pastel shades of pink and blue will most likely get along well with some peachy orange tone. It might not be as warm as its original orange counterpart but it will still create a harmonious effect when combined with other pastel colors. If you want added texture into your interior plan, having floral patterns will surely be an option that you can go to. Florals should always go well with pastels so there won’t be any issue in unifying the whole theme of the interior design.