Living room furniture by category
Start with the main sofa or seating arrangement, then place chairs and tables around it. A room plan helps show where a smaller table, ottoman or additional seat will be useful. Products shown together are not necessarily sold as a set.
Planning sofas, chairs and tables together
Compare seat height, table height and walking routes. Allow space to reach surfaces and move between seats. Use the measurements of the selected configurations, especially for modular sofas and chaise arrangements.
Furniture for smaller living rooms
A narrower sofa can free up floor space, but depth and arm width also matter. Smaller side tables may serve seats without filling the center of the room. Mark out the furniture before ordering rather than choosing from seat-count labels alone.
Combining finishes in a living room
Wood, stone and upholstery do not have to match exactly to work together. Compare color, texture and the area each material occupies. If an exact match is important, confirm the finish or request a sample where available.
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