Benches built in with lift lids for storage and comfy cushions
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Modular sofa
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The window seat goes against the window sill leaving space for cushions for your back
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A window seat takes up less room than a sofa, and can have storage - cupboards, drawers or a lift up seat
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A lovely bedroom armchair and footstool - to be avoided if you know you’ll use it as a dumping ground for clothes!
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Don’t forget foot stools.
In same upholstery
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A small seat doesn’t take up floor space as it’s tucked into the unit run. It could have storage underneath the seat. Like the fitted cushion in a bright stripe.
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This is a cocktail chair.
Placed next to a fireplace.
The strong colour is matched by one more same colour item in an otherwise muted colour scheme
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Symmetry - particularly the two sofas facing each other, but probably in a square room rather than my long room.
White skirting boards and above pic rails.
Thin legs so you see more floor
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This sofa has an extending section to become a corner sofa you can stretch out on.
Behind the Sofa is a bed behind the ‘wall’.
A mirrored wall makes the room look double the size.
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Grey sofa. Sage? Green cushions. Green plants.
Picture shelf. In line with sofa.
Slim legged coffee table let’s you see through it - makes room feel more spacious
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If the sofa is a strong colour, like this green velvet, the rest of the room could be neutral, letting it really stand out as a statement piece.
Benches built in with lift lids for storage and comfy cushions
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