While there are many styles that are known to dominate the living room, there are some exceptional pieces of furniture that a living room can't seem to function without. The sofa and all the upholstered furniture that goes with it are undoubtedly in the first place. To make the best choice, you need to pay attention to the sofa's material - the material the sofa is covered in - and to what the interior parts and the frame are made of. Leather or tapestry upholstery is recommended, as it gives a feeling of lightness and elegance.

The table is equally important in the living room. When it comes to the table in the living room, we're brave enough to vary - because it's welcome to have both a coffee table and a large, massive dining table. The coffee table should be matched to the overall décor of the living room: for example, if you have a contemporary style, go for a table with metal legs and a glass surface, while if you have a classic décor, a wooden table is a must. A large dining table in the living room should also fit in with the general style of the room. However, as it is a large and often bulky piece of furniture, it is important to choose a rational position in the room: a rectangular or square table will usually be placed against the wall, whereas an oval table will look better in the middle of the room.

However, it is important to note that wooden tables and desks are not only durable and long-lasting, but also suitable for almost any interior. If your living room does not have a well-defined style, be bold and go for wood furniture. If you are worried about humidity, which can have a detrimental effect on your wooden table, don't worry: wooden tables are effectively protected against humidity by oil. Wooden furniture is not only more resistant to moisture when rubbed with oil, but also more shiny and glossy. It is recommended to oil your furniture every six months.

Scandinavian minimalism

In this style of living room, the furniture will be arranged in a slightly different order of importance, with the main idea being that the less furniture, the better and more pleasing to the eye. In a Scandinavian living room, it is advisable to place only the most essential furniture, such as a coffee table, sofa or just soft pouffes instead. Knitted textures and candles should be used. In general, a Scandinavian-style living room is characterised by imitations of natural wood, which are most often seen in the furniture: this can include the carvings on the legs of the coffee table; it can also be shelves for books and photos. Wood furniture seems to bring Scandinavian interiors together, giving them a feeling of cosiness, freshness and durability. It's true that even a small living room can create a feeling of spaciousness and roominess - the strict lines, the leather furniture and the use of wood in the room make it all happen.

Classic living room model

When you furnish the living room of your dreams along classical lines, you will inevitably come across the following hierarchy of furniture in the room: a sofa and its accompanying two massive armchairs, a dining table and a large rug. Whatever the size of the sofa, it is advisable to place it next to the windows in the room to create a clear division of zones. The dining area is another key area in the living room. In a classical living room, wooden tables of a relatively large size are usually used, with wooden chairs, or at least chairs with wooden motifs. It is recommended that the height of the table should be between 74 and 76 cm and the width around 60 cm. These dimensions will not only help to make the search for a table more concrete, but also to create a rational dining space in the living room. Of course, the carpet is also important - match the colour of this element of the room with the walls, curtains and cushions on the sofa.

Just the word "Living Room" tells you what it means, and with our help, make it a wonderful place to welcome your guests.