Yellow Sofa in Interior: 15 Amazing Living Rooms

We have collected the most stylish interiors, with a bright yellow sofa in the center of attention. And these are not foreign designer apartments, but ordinary Russian apartments where comfort combines with modern trends. Let's take a look!

Designer Alina Lyutaya created an interior for a young student who started her independent life in this apartment. Since the space is small, it was decided to use just two accents: a canary yellow sofa in the living room and a lime-colored chair in the bedroom. It turned out fresh and unusual.

Design: Alina LyutayaDesign: Alina Lyutaya

A young couple, with the help of designer Sergey Tregubov, transformed their small apartment in an old house on Lenin Prospekt. The result was a bright interior in the Scandinavian style, with the yellow sofa as an accent in the living room.

Design: Sergey TregubovDesign: Sergey Tregubov

Designer Julia Kaufellert was given free rein in creating the interior of a one-bedroom apartment in the center of St. Petersburg for a young student. It was necessary to combine functionality with bold, bright accents in the interior. In our opinion, the designer succeeded.

Design: Julia Kaufellert Design: Julia Kaufellert

These apartments on Rubinstein Street in St. Petersburg were planned for rental. The client was the Ginza Project holding, and the design project was developed by Ilya Guliants and Katya Alagich. They didn't chase exclusive materials in the finishing, but the interior turned out bright and unusual.

Design: Ilya Guliants and Katya Alagich

Our heroes had to reconfigure their small apartment to make life more convenient. In the end, in a kitchen area smaller than five square meters, they managed to fit everything necessary and even found space for a dining zone. They decided to add color to the interior when they saw... a yellow sofa.

Design: Katya and Egor VokinyDesign: Katya and Egor Vokiny

The project was created with great attention to detail and color harmony. The clients are young people interested in design trends, so the apartment's interior had to reflect fresh vibes. In our opinion, designer Rimma Semenova did an excellent job.

Design: Rimma SemenovaDesign: Rimma Semenova

The clients are a family with grown-up children who live in another city. This apartment is for rest and short stays in St. Petersburg. The studio Arca Design needed to create a maximally relaxing and calm atmosphere. And the yellow corner sofa in the living room is not at all a hindrance to this.

Design: Arca DesignDesign: Arca Design

Designer Tatyana Kiselyova decorated a small 22 square meter apartment for rent. It was necessary to make the space youthful, modern and attractive to future tenants. In our opinion, everything worked out.

Design: Tatyana Kiselyova Design: Tatyana Kiselyova

The apartment was created for a family with two growing sons and a big dog. Designer Anna Pavlovskaya had to create a place where one wants to return from frequent travels, where friends can be entertained, and where it's pleasant to greet the morning and spend evenings with the whole family.

Design: Anna PavlovskayaDesign: Anna Pavlovskaya

Unconventional solutions in finishing and designer furniture transformed an old communal apartment into modern and functional housing. The result of the designer Tatiana Minina's work exceeded all expectations.

Design: Tatiana MininaDesign: Tatiana MininaDesign: Tatiana Minina

This two-bedroom apartment is intended for a family of two people expecting a baby. The owners are architects by profession, so they designed and implemented the design project themselves. Due to the small area of the space, it was decided to choose Scandinavian style in a reasonable combination with interesting details. One of these is the bright yellow sofa in the living room area.

Design: LEBERODesign: LEBERO

In the old apartment, designers from Lavka Design had to rebuild walls and make door openings with minimal reconfiguration. However, the stylistic transformation was radical: they used bright wallpapers with prints, furniture with velvet upholstery and vintage decor. The bright yellow sofa fit perfectly into the setting, and despite this, the apartment does not look like a grandmother's house.

Design: Lavka Design Design: Lavka Design

The client is a young man who wanted to get a comfortable space for rest and work. Therefore, designer Zina Malysheva, together with the Finterio studio, developed a project for an apartment-office: on one side, it's a full-fledged office, and on the other, a place to hide from the hustle and bustle of the city. The bright yellow sofa softens the strict color palette of the kitchen-living room and fits perfectly into the youthful space.

Design: Zina MalyshevaDesign: Zina Malysheva

Designer Ksenia Yerlakova managed to create this impressive interior in just two months. All the client's wishes were met, and with a basic monochrome palette, the interior turned out vibrant, and all the items the client had before the renovation found their place in the new home.

Design: Ksenia Yerlakova

It's hard to imagine that this apartment is located in the Northern capital. The designer Margarita Sivukhina achieved such an effect using finishing and furniture. The yellow in the interior is not only the sofa but also the bed and walls. And for cold days, the designer provided a fireplace as well.

Design: Margarita SivukhinaDesign: Margarita Sivukhina

On the cover: Design by Sergey Tregubov