Maximalist Indian living rooms we love

We love this sitting area with its burst of colours and patterns. A fail-safe way to use different patterns on walls is to break them into panels, and have clear division of space allocation. Incorporate at least one, bold, solid colour to create a focal point.

If there was a living room we could steal in its entirety, it would be Srila Chatterjee’s. Not just for its beautifully curated art, but for its brilliant, bright energy. Here, you will find purple walls; a bright pink sofa and a collection of colourful artworks sit in perfect harmony with each other, each commanding attention in its own assertive way.

This corridor gives us some serious maximalist goals with its combination of tomato red and yellow walls, and black and white geometric flooring. Start your maximalist story from your entry into the living room we say.

This classic townhouse in Delhi is a colourist’s dream. Bright patterned rugs with bold upholstery work their maximalist magic against a massive brick wall.