Wooden elements play a pivotal role in modern neutral home interiors, seamlessly merging contemporary aesthetics with the timeless charm of nature. Here, we’ll take a journey through two stylish contemporary homes that have been adorned with the natural allure of wood. On our first home tour, an open-plan living space unfolds against a serene backdrop of neutral tones. Thoughtfully crafted wooden accents negotiate the peaceful aesthetic, bringing visual warmth and depth. In the second tour, wooden elements take center stage in a luxurious open-plan living space that exudes elegance and sophistication. From furniture to decor, the skillful incorporation of wood infuses a warm and organic ambiance.
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There is a swathe of wood paneling and cabinet doors in the living room that add a dominating force of warmth, tone, and texture.
Behind the couch, a small dining area is accessorized with a dainty black and pearl-white glass pendant light.
A cantilevered media unit makes a wooden accent in front of a textured glass wall. Both the glass and the wood are finely reeded to establish a common theme.
A glass teapot and matching glass tea cups make a pretty dining table addition.
The compact dining area is furnished with just two
The living room stands open to the home entryway, which gives the modest apartment a more spacious appearance. A large, full-length mirror increases the perception of space in the open-plan entryway. Wooden storage units line the opposite side.
A round pouf makes a convenient dressing area by the door for putting on shoes. The frameless front door is color-coordinated with the neutral walls to lessen its imposition.
The home office is a narrow space but a large window makes it feel welcoming and open. A bespoke computer desk is installed directly across the window where the workspace will benefit from the most natural light. A white ergonomic desk chair provides comfort and style.
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Wooden storage units stow away office paraphernalia and fill the room with a comforting visual warmth. A narrow bookcase and a soft
The bathroom has a magical warmth, thanks to thoughtful mood lighting and a deep orange decor scheme.
Perimeter LEDs bring dark orange tiles to life inside the walk-in shower area.
The orange tiles are balanced by beige counterparts to create added dimension and depth.
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Wood paneling clads the foot of the bedroom layout. A small, minimalist dressing table extrudes from the smooth panels.
A round vanity stool ties in with a circular vanity mirror.
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Our second featured home design has a sophisticated appeal. Graceful pendant lights float above an open-plan sitting area, adding a sculptural element to the interior.
The TV wall is framed by a wooden media unit and bookcase. Ribbons of LED light burn softly around the wall-mounted screen.
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Framed artwork makes a large but serenely neutral splash across the living room wall.
A chunky white marble countertop crowns the wood-slatted kitchen island with a slice of luxury.
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The L-shaped kitchen installation is extended to the ceiling line, making a wonderful wooden backdrop for the open-plan dining room and sitting area. See more ideas for an
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The upper kitchen cabinets are textured with slatted doors, which adds interest to the smooth installation. Open kitchen shelving displays a refined collection of decorative vases and bowls.
A reeded glass vase makes a kitchen island centerpiece. Its ribbed texture complements the slatted cabinet doors and dining table design.
Saddle-seated bar stools emit a distinctive Japanese inspired aesthetic.
A linear suspension light runs the full length of the wooden kitchen island, brightly illuminating its luxe white marble countertop.
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Wooden herringbone flooring ties the open plan living space together with beautiful tone and grain.
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