Collection: Living Room Furniture

Living room furniture and how it’s arranged depends on the size and shape of the room. However, there are a few general rules that should be stuck to when arranging living room furniture. Consider the flow of traffic in the room, how you move around the room, and whether there is space to move around the furniture easily. Make sure there is a focal point – a TV, window, fireplace, mantlepiece, etc. Arrange the furniture around the focal point. To avoid overcrowding, and to ensure the room has balance, spread the furniture evenly throughout the room. Use an area rug to define the seating area and create an anchor in the living room. Add coffee tables and side tables around the seating arrangementwith functionality in mind.

When it comes to placing furniture in the living room, follow the considerations above. You can also think about the function of the space – what will its primary focus be? With that in mind, create a focal point, or identify where that focal point will be. Then choose the largest piece of living room furniture (usually the sofa) and use that as the main anchor.

Every living room is different – with a furniture collection that reflects the needs of the owner. That being said, a living room is typically home to a collection of essential furniture pieces that include a two to three-seater sofa or a modular sofa, a coffee table, side tables, an ottoman or footstool, a sideboard, a console table, and an armchair or two.

The living room is often the centre of a home, it’s where we relax, unwind, and socialise. Living room furniture needs to be comfortable, look good, and be functional. A living room will also feature a media unit for the TV, and storage units or bookshelves.

The rate at which you buy living room furniture is very personal and depends on multiple moving parts. Some of those moving parts include changes to lifestyle, budgets, quality of current furniture, and the wear and tear of that furniture, as well as changes to trends and style.

The number of sofas that should be in a living room depends on how the room is used, its size, the layout, and functionality. Design should also be a consideration – do you want the room to have symmetry, and balance, or to create an electric look?