Hailey and Justin Bieber's Monochromatic Living Room is a Masterclass in Unexpectedly Cozy Minimalism
An all-cream room doesn't have to be clinical – the couple's home shows how to make the pared-back color scheme feel surprisingly warm
Cream is the unexpected hero of the neutral color family. Layered with plenty of texture and natural light, this shade can feel surprisingly inviting and cozy for autumn.
Hailey and Justin Bieber demonstrate exactly how to bring a monochromatic cream living room to life in their Beverly Park home. Their textured space features a beige Dune Sofa by Pierre Paulin (a modular sectional from Wayfair is a great way to recreate the look), a round travertine side table, and a cream shearling teddy bear chair. The limewashed walls and cream floors emphasize the sense that every element of the room is connected.
Though a monochromatic color scheme can feel clinical in other contexts, here the cream swath is like a welcoming cocoon.
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As Hailey and Justin's space shows, the first step for grounding a cream space is selecting a gorgeous, sculptural living room sofa.
New York-based Interior Designer Nina Lichtenstein explains: 'The cream couch has long been a symbol of sophistication and versatility in interior design. Its subtle elegance and neutral tone make it a mainstay in living rooms across styles, from minimalist and contemporary to rustic and traditional. While trends come and go, the cream couch endures as a timeless anchor piece, adaptable to an array of design schemes. Its soft hue and understated luxury offer a perfect foundation for personalization, allowing it to seamlessly fit into both trendy and classic interiors.'
Recreate Justin and Hailey's Look at Home
Decorating with all cream can be difficult, so we're following the blueprint Justin and Hailey laid out to simplify it. These are our editors picks for replicating their look.
This six-piece corduroy sofa has the same modular feel as Justin and Hailey's rare Pierre Paulin sofa at a much more accessible price. The textured material adds an extra cozy touch that invites you to plop down.
Justin and Hailey use a white candle to add fragrance and style to their living room, and Diptique's 'fig tree' scent is our favorite for doing the same. It's equal parts green and sweet for a complex, elevated scent that feels like coming home.
The sculptural Teddy Accent Chair's new hue is a creamy neutral, which would look fantastic in a muted living space. Its boucle material instantly adds visual depth anywhere it is used.
Sculptural cushions offer a way to tap into Justin and Hailey's look without a bigger investment. Inspired by their same tactile, layered look it adds softness, texture, and a quietly playful touch, whether styled on a sofa or armchair.
Natural materials are essential to nailing an all-cream scheme, and this stone side table is the ideal piece for breaking up the softness of your living room. Its pedestal shape adds some extra interest.
Assouline's classic collection is the coffee table book pick of the stars, and this turquoise tome would be gorgeous added to your travertine table. Like in Hailey and Justin's space, books help a room to feel deeply layered and lived in.
This minimalist living room relies on sculptural furnishings to draw the eye around the space. Luckily, this effect is simple to recreate.
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Nina advises: 'In spaces where simplicity and clean lines reign, a cream couch offers an airy, serene quality. Its neutral tone complements the uncluttered aesthetic, making it ideal for minimalist designs. Paired with sleek furniture and a few well-chosen accessories, the cream sofa acts as a focal point without overwhelming the room.'
Furthermore, as Justin and Hailey's space also demonstrates, the most important technique for keeping a cream scheme interesting is layering. Rather than just letting the pretty sofa speak for itself, they add in a variety of other textures. 'Styling around a cream couch requires a thoughtful approach to layering textures, colors, and accessories to keep the space from feeling too bland or one-dimensional,' explains Nina.
She continues: 'One of the easiest ways to add visual interest to a cream couch is by layering different textures. Pair it with throw blankets made of chunky knits, faux fur, or linen for a rich, tactile experience. Adding velvet or leather cushions can further elevate the look, providing a luxurious feel while breaking up the simplicity of the cream fabric.'
Finally, the natural light in Justin and Hailey's space makes it feel warm and inviting. If you don't have large windows or live in a sunny area, a similar effect can be accomplished with lamps. Nina recommends: 'Lighting can completely transform the look of a cream couch. Opt for warm, ambient lighting to enhance the cream’s inviting quality. Floor lamps, pendant lights, or sconces in warm metals like brass or copper will cast a flattering glow, adding dimension and softness to the overall space.'
Justin and Hailey's living room is evidence that 'monochrome' doesn't have to look flat or boring; with the right styling it can be one of the coziest and most welcoming, artistic options.
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Sophie is a writer and News Editor on the Celebrity Style team at Homes & Gardens. She is fascinated by the intersection of design and popular culture and is particularly passionate about researching trends and interior history. She is an avid pop culture fan and has interviewed Martha Stewart and Hillary Duff.
In her free time, Sophie freelances on design news for Westport Magazine and Livingetc. She also has a newsletter, My Friend's Art, in which she covers music, culture, and fine art through a personal lens. Her fiction has appeared in Love & Squalor and The Isis Magazine.
Before joining Future, Sophie worked in editorial at Fig Linens and Home, a boutique luxury linens brand. She has an MSc from Oxford University and a BA in Creative Writing and Sociology from Sarah Lawrence College.