France has long been known for its artistic savoir-faire. Whether for cuisine, wine or fashion, the country is famed for its ability to execute everything with innate style. For that reason, it’s no surprise that when it comes to French interior designers, you can find some of the most influential professionals in the industry. Today, we picked 10 living spaces designed by the best, la crème de la crème, to bring you inspiration for your next renovation. Here’s a selection of 10 living room ideas that will definitely impress you.

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Luxurious and elegant living room with bold velvet sofas, rugs and a contemporary wooden center table was designed by Alberto Pinto, to whom very few styles seemed beyond his talents.

Clean modern style of Charles Zana is mixed with art, pop art and in many cases is such a great mix. Here is a living room design in which there’s an artful approach to the furniture items.

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The natural aptitude for working with textures and patterns allowed Jean-Louis Deniot to complete the two beautiful living rooms above. His flair for nodding to past time periods and refined color palettes is the reason he’s been booked for an endless list of impressive projects.

Perfect minimal marble fireplace in this living room is designed by Joseph Dirand. And the way in which the period detailing – detailing that Dirand installed into this property in Paris’ 7th Arrondissement – is effortlessly complemented by the elegant, clean-lined furniture.

This living room decor was made by the hand of Pierre-Yves Rochon, for Hotel Keppler. It’s a mix of lust and indulgence, resulting from fine materials and a refined taste.

Sarah Lavoine manages the contemporary interior design like few. The living rooms above show that the designer makes perfect matches between function and aesthetics.

The dark accent wall, fireplace and custom wood floors add warmth to this open, modern living room, designed by Tristan Auer. Big windows flood the space with tons of natural light.