Living Room Furniture

Measure the available floor space as well as doorways and access points before ordering. Allow enough room to move comfortably around sofas, chairs and tables, and check the individual product dimensions rather than judging size from photographs alone.

Not necessarily. Furniture from the same range can provide a coordinated appearance, but different pieces can also work together when there is a connection between their materials, finishes, proportions or design.

Consider the available space, the number of seats required and how the sofa will be used. Width and depth are particularly important, while the upholstery, seat configuration and overall proportions will help determine which sofa suits the room.

Yes. Living room furniture does not need to match exactly. Combining different pieces can work well when there is some consistency in their proportions, colours, materials or finishes. This can also make it easier to add new furniture to pieces already in the room.