It's still worth keeping parrots in your living room, so that you entertain them, and they entertain you. You can give your birds room to fly and protect your possessions by building an indoor aviary using ready made panels, or you can buy purpose built indoor aviaries. You may want an aviary to house more than one parrot. Parrots kept in the same aviary may develop closer bonds with each other than with humans, and you could limit their time together so that you have a stronger relationship with each bird. Feeding Commercial bird seed for parrots depends on the species, and may contain millet, oats, sunflower seeds and wheat kernels.
Pellets are also available.
The seed mix or pellets comprise the basic staple diet, which needs to be supplemented with fresh food. Sprouted seeds are appreciated, and parrots should be given fresh greens or fruit every day, but not directly from the fridge. Suitable fresh food includes tomatoes, apples, mango and cherries. You can also find chickweed growing wild in Britain, and birds appreciate this. You need to read up on the requirements of your particular parrot species, since their need for fresh food varies, but generally it's important that all fresh food is in good condition.