When buying furniture for your home, you may be wondering to what level your furniture needs to match. Many retailers sell collections or ranges of furniture which are all designed in the same style, so it is possible to find furniture for different rooms in your home which all match each other. But is this something that you should aim for? Here we will look at when furniture and dining room furniture should match and when it doesn’t need to.

Recliner chairs and sofas are a popular way of relaxing, allowing the user to lay back and get comfortable while also being supported. They can take up a lot of space and require room in front of the chair for the footrest to be used. These layouts show how recliners can work in living rooms.

If you have a staircase in your living room, you might find it to be an inconvenience, taking up floor space in the room or negatively affecting the style of the room. Here we look at a variety of living rooms with stairs where these issues have been resolved.

Having a big well-furnished living room is a dream for many householders; however, it can be challenging when it comes to choosing what furniture and how to arrange them. Here we’ll give you some inspiring ideas with these 20′ x 25′ living room layouts. 

Corner fireplaces are a great option for rooms which are lacking usable wall space or if you want to direct focus to a different part of the room. Let’s discover some living rooms with corner fireplace ideas together with their layouts.

A bay window in a living room is a nice feature that can add interest and character to a space, but it can provide a predicament when it comes to arranging furniture because we typically position furniture against straight walls. Here we look at various layouts of living rooms with bay windows to see the possibilities that a bay window offers and the best ways to make the most of this feature.

Sectional sofas are adored by so many people, as they offer comfort and style as well as plentiful seating space. It can be tricky to know where to position an L-shaped sofa within a room, especially if you have windows or doors on several of the walls. Here we look at living room layouts that feature sectional sofas, which can be used as a blueprint or inspiration for fitting an L-shaped couch into your own home.

Grey is a timeless, classic color with numerous shades that fit any interior decor style. When chosen as flooring, grey laminate, hardwood or tile floors have a shiny appearance to enhance natural light and make the room feel airy. Even scratches or stains blend in better on grey floors, hence the reason many homeowners prefer this color for their living room flooring.

With its sloped roof and single story layout, a bungalow is the perfect home for a couple. However, even with its small size, a bungalow’s living room space can be optimized by some clever interior planning. A well-designed living room in a small bungalow will feel just as comfortable and cozy as a larger space.

A couch is a must-have furniture item in every living room. Available in almost any color imaginable, some people may find themselves utterly confused when it comes to choosing the right sofa color. If you’re not keen on bold or stark colors, then how about beige? Since white is a little bland, a cream shade of beige for a sofa is a great option.

Small living rooms can be a challenge when it comes to arranging furniture, especially if you want the layout to accommodate a TV in an ideal viewing spot. Consider these small living rooms with TV layouts for inspiration and ideas.

Red is an exciting and striking color that is often seen in stately homes. This color of passion can instantly transform any interior with its bold appearance. If you love the richness of this shade, then consider decorating your living room in burgundy.