Architectural Digest is known for its pages full of amazing modern interior design, where the readers can see and get the best decorating tips for all your home decor. Today, we want to show you the most sophisticated living room ideas from this top magazine. Choose your favorites and start creating the living room of your dreams.

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David Kleinberg is a famous decorator who has a habit of moving every few years. In his New York City apartment, the living room, ornate millwork installed for previous owners was painted a crisp cream and white; the 1937 light fixture is by Swiss architect Max Ernst Haefeli, and the acrylic-and-gouache painting is by Garth Weiser.

Specht Harpman Architects and the design team Carrier and Co. remake a Connecticut House. They created a sleek, light-filled living room set with modern sofas.

A New York Penthouse by ODA-Architecture dipped in white, with stunning city views to match. A living room inspiration to the lovers of clear spaces.

Decorator Timothy Corrigan invites us inside his Paris apartment, with amazing textures fabrics and mirrors that create an illusion and expand the proportions of the living room.

Interior designer Jean-Louis Deniot created a fantastic living room in a double-height space, with blue, gold and white tones.

Every object in Pedro Espírito Santo’s Romantic Home In Lisbon bears witness to the banking heir turned top decorator’s. A luxurious living room, which takes us to the past centuries.

Jennifer Aniston collaborated with designer Stephen Shadley to transform a 1970 residence by Harold W. Levitt in Beverly Hills into an inviting retreat where she hosts frequent gatherings. The living room is an intimate but sophisticated space, with a velvet sofa that opens to views of the koi pond.

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Source: architecturaldigest.com