If your are on the lookout for bold, colorful living room furniture check out German company COR. Not only do they stand out due to their not-so-common hues, but you will find a variety of shapes that you probably wouldn’t find anywhere else. These sofas can bring about an air opulence to any room and thanks to their unconventional looks, they can easily serve as a room focus. The only thing you need to be a bit careful about is ensuring that they don’t completely overpower your room. Check them out below.

Inspiration from the land of dragons and emperors! Today we are featuring some living room designs from Pinchen Design, a Chinese based designer whose rooms exude comfort and luxury. Using texture, pattern and colour the rooms have been designed with real application in mind. It might be hard to pick a favourite! The warmth of natural timbers and leather result in a welcoming living room. With the open fire on it would be a haven in winter.

Last week we featured teen rooms from MisuraEmme and while we were browsing the site, we made it a point to put in their nifty futuristic living rooms too in our queue because we believe they are worth a feature on their own. Generally most of these incorporate a modern style of living though there is a definite hint of retro-futurism and even the art deco elements in some of them. Minimalism is not too much of an emphasis here you feel considering the highly conspicuous lighting and the ample storage options that are built in. They have put up some gorgeous images of their furniture in their site.

We love luxury furniture house Ligne Roset’s 2011 collection. With this new line, the company makes several bold steps that deviate from conventions. The sofas sport unusual hues and we even see some ‘lockable’ configurations of furniture. (Actually the bright colors remind us a bit of COR) Targeted almost exclusively at the luxury end of the market, Ligne Roset regularly collaborates with high profile designers(which include the likes of Jean Nouvel, Philippe Nigro, Bouroullec Brothers to name a few) to churn out several of its key furniture pieces.