Framed Wall Art Minimalist Neutral Gray Beige Abstract Painting Heavy texture Abstract Original Geometric Palette Knife Aesthetic room decor Another famously rainy city? Portland, Oregon! And like Seattle, Portland has plenty of indoor spaces that exemplify a grey palette as much as its outdoors do.

Use just one shade of grey and your room can feel flat and dull so it’s important to layer the shades, one on top of the other. Start with a base layer, a grey that really inspires you, and add different shades through furniture, soft furnishings and accessories. A slightly softer version of monochrome is to pair white with a deep charcoal. We love this grey living room because it feels so light and fresh but there's warmth here too with the light woods and Berber rug. If you are a fan of neon lights, colors and designs, use these elements to create an aesthetic that is truly out of this world. You can go for an outer space feel rather than a neon-light look. One way to achieve your neon aesthetic design is to look into the LED Laser Star Projector, which is perfect for gazing at the stars from your own bed. White Bedroom with Plants Photo by Schoolhouse But at the same time, the gray aesthetic is in fact perfect for those who want to create a calm and relaxing space. Whether you’re using it for your wardrobe or for your digital art, just remember to keep things simple and understated. The 90s were a broad and widely influential era in the 20th century. From the grunge movement in the early part of the decade to closing out with the Y2K bug and technology influences, there are plenty of fashion trends that the era has inspired. Some subcultures of the 90s aesthetic include preppy and minimalist influences like Cher Horowitz from Clueless and pop music from Britney Spears and the Spice Girls. Other aesthetics that have come out of this era include grunge aesthetic, with mainly plaid textures, dark shades, and chunky combat boots. This is heavily inspired by the works of Nirvana, Radiohead, and Pearl Jam, taking its style from the underground subculture and rejecting mainstream style. Numerous trends have evolved from this era – you can easily find one that suits you best.

Looking to go all-in with a grey living room by keeping the ‘raw’ feel?' asks Annica Wallin, executive creative director, Desenio. It’s easy to see that any project you have in mind can go off beautifully here! Grey aesthetic room ideas come to life with Peerspace Source: Peerspace The grey in this loft comes mainly from its polished concrete flooring, but the loft’s color scheme certainly isn’t limited to grey alone. All the ceiling lights are not only dimmable but can individually change color, so you can choose exactly what color you want the lights to cast on the subjects of your photos.

Grey living rooms run the risk of feeling a little cold, but if you mix it with rich textures: knotty, warm-colored wood, slubby linens and soft velvet, you'll create a warm, welcoming feel. Case in point, this chic grey artist’s apartment that features large grey pillars, grey furnishings, and other neutral tones throughout. A photographer who booked a boudoir shoot here shares: “An absolutely beautiful space in the corner building with amazing views and beautiful natural light! I loved shooting here.” 9. A spacious concrete floor studio in Seattle Source: PeerspaceKeep it soft or add bold, bright accents; just ensure they don’t detract from the shine and sparkle of your metals. Another wonderful space with stunning grey wood floors, this oasis of a photoshoot location is different than the last one but no less impressive. Rather than a loft, it’s an ultra-modern home with bright interiors, high ceilings, and minimal design.

If you opt for a darker, charcoal grey on your walls yet don’t want the living room to feel all doom and gloom, lighten the space by using white-based artwork. Here is one from a photographer: “ Beautiful space! The natural light is truly gorgeous. Well-equipped, clean, and very comfortable for my model. Mariana was a gracious and communicative host. Will definitely book again!” 2. An artist’s home in Orange County, CA Source: Peerspace is board certified nurse practitioner and owner of Gray Aesthetics. Mrs. Gray worked with several plastic surgeons across Maryland for many years before opening her own practice. She learned from her different experiences what patients were looking for and what they needed to be the best version of themselves. She opened her own practice, to be able to offer those experiences to her clients. And depending on what kind of lighting you’re looking for, you can keep the curtains wide open to enjoy the space’s abundant natural light or close them for a moodier atmosphere.You might live nowhere near the beach but that doesn't mean you can't bring some of those coastal vibes into your living room. Coastal interiors aren't all about blue stripes and miniature ships in bottles. Give it some life and add a few strong accent colors or simply layer your greys for a more monotone feel.