Are you looking for new living room furniture? A unique living room chair can be a great way to show off your personal style! Here are three types of chairs to consider  -- they all will bring extra comfort and fabulous visual appeal to your home:

The Chair and a Half

Larger than the average chair but smaller than a loveseat, a chair and a half is a versatile piece of furniture. It can be a central piece for a small living room or bedroom, perfect for lounging on and reading a book (and even sitting multiple people who don’t mind getting cozy). Or, it can be a great extra piece in a larger living room.  

The Chaise

Chaises are like chairs and ottomans combined all in one and are the ultimate for sitting relaxation! They are long chairs that give you a place to stretch your legs, and the back is often set at an angle to encourage reclining.

The Slipper Chair

Slipper chairs are upholstered, armless chairs that sit close to the ground. Traditionally, slipper chairs were used for sitting or when getting dressed in women’s bedrooms, but now people use them all over the house. They often come in bright, colorful patterned fabrics – perfect for adding a pop to any space.

Finding the right chair for your living room will have you cheering with joy! One of these options could be the finishing touch for the look you are going for.

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Categories: Living Room Furniture, Furniture 101

A new sofa can completely change the look of your living room. And the best part is you don’t have to go broke making such an upgrade! You can find beautiful, affordable quality sofas that will help you turn your interior design ideas into tangible reality.

Here are 5 of our favorite sofas you can bring home for less than $500:

Casino Leather Sofa

Get the on-trend look of furniture design’s modern masterpieces with our Casino sofa. With a nod to mid-century style, this piece has an architecturally inspired silhouette with wide track arms and box-style seat and back cushions, covered in classic white bonded leather. Tufted details on the seat surface add a graceful touch and keep the look from being too severe, while cantilevered chrome legs add sculptural flair. Attached seat cushions and velcro-adhered back cushions ensure the look is always crisp and clean. Buy it now for just $449!

Colette Sofa

Give your living room a fashionable touch with our crisply tailored Colette sofa. Sloping rolled arms, classic box seat cushions and knife-edge back cushions all feature finely constructed welted detailing. The heathered gray herringbone upholstery provides a dignified background for the fashion-forward fabrics on the accent pillows. Neither too masculaine nor too feminine, this comfortable sofa will showcase your good taste! Buy it now for just $499!

Griffin Sofa

Sink into dreamy seating comfort with our Griffin sofa. Deep seat cushions and back pillows are covered in chestnut-hued, plush textured chenille, contrasting with warm chocolate faux leather on the base and arms. A wide woven accent fabric in delicious tones of cinnamon and cafe au lait complete the lush and inviting color palette. Flared arms, four toss pillows, tapered legs and welted detailing round out the enticing effect. Buy it now for just $399!

Palmer Red 92”Sofa

Our Palmer 92" sofa offers an enviable combination for your home — it's the perfect blend of long-lasting comfort and fashion! The style is casually contemporary, but with features that stand the test of time: easygoing roll arms, welted seat cushions and simply angled wood feet. Premium foam cores and sinuous seat springs work overtime to keep you relaxed, while the red finish exudes a certain visual energy. The accent pillows sport classic stripes and French script for a perfect dose of effortless decorating appeal. Other colors and sizes available. Buy it now for just $499!

Stoked Sofa

There's something exciting about our Stoked sofa, whose inviting style and contemporary look will add energy to any well-designed space. Featuring deep seating and a scatter back design, this collection boasts welted track arms and slightly tapered wedge feet for a clean and fashionable aesthetic. One coordinating fabric with a bold circle pattern and a second in rich brown corduroy add to the modern appeal. The loose, reversible back pillows allow you to customize the look and your seating comfort. Buy it now for just $399!

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Category: Living Room Furniture
 

One of our favorite trends in furniture for kids’ rooms today is that people want kids’ bedroom furniture that will grow with them. While a sleek racecar or an over-the-top princess bed may be the stuff childhood dreams are made of, smaller versions of adult furniture are more practical and are becoming more and more popular. But you don’t have to throw the baby out with the bathwater – your child can still have a bedroom that meets his or her needs.

Kids’ Bedroom Furniture Is Just the Beginning

Your child’s twin bed, dresser, desk and other furniture form the basis of the bedroom. Look for an enduring style that a teenager won’t find embarrassing. Choose pieces you could picture working through a number of your child’s phases, from dinosaurs to pro-wrestling or princesses to Taylor Swift (or whoever the pop star of the day may be). With this foundation, you can then layer in age-specific decor.

Every Kids' Room Could Use a Splash of Color

Colorful, bold design is another hot trend in kids’ rooms right now. So choose a bright color for the walls. You may even consider using wallpaper, either for the whole room or on an accent wall. Carry the colors through in the bedding and accessories. Remember, updating these items will be easy as your child grows, especially since you won’t have the expense of replacing the larger, core furnishings.

Personalize with Age-Appropriate Accessories and Art

Accessories and art are where you, and eventually your child, can really get creative. You can buy numerous items that reinforce your child’s passions, or you can add personal touches with toys and artwork that has been passed down through the family, use pages from favorite books, or even decorate with your child’s masterpieces. Be sure to involve your child. Not only will this get him or her thinking and developing their own design ideas, but it will also help in establishing the child’s room as a space of self-expression, and one your child loves.

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Categories: Kids Rooms, Bedroom Furniture, Design Tips

Whether you are refurnishing an entire room, buying furniture to fill a new home, or replacing a single item that no longer works for you, you need to find furnishings that are just the right mix of functionality and your personal style. But do you know what your style of furniture is?

Design style is a funny thing -- you know it when you see it, but it might be hard to define. You may feel that without a label, it is difficult to search and shop for furniture by style. But even to people who really know their furniture styles, the differences between modern, traditional and casual contemporary can become fuzzy. 

Here are some things you can do to let your design style preferences guide your furniture shopping experience.

Let’s use the example of buying a new sofa. Search for sofas online and in magazines. Save the ones you like on Pinterest (ah, the perfect use for Pin boards!) or in bookmarks and rip out the magazine pages. Look at everything you have accumulated and try to find similarities. These themes will become the pillars of your design style. Consider these questions as you review the images:

• Do you see certain materials over and over again?
• How about colors?
• Are more of the sofas overstuffed and curvy or do the cushions look more streamlined and tailored?

Remember: The functionality you need does not have to dictate your style. Not every family with three kids must buy an overstuffed sofa. You can still have modern, clean-lined pieces – just take care in the fabrics and construction you choose.

For more on discovering your design style, here is a great article that presents eight white rooms to help you narrow down what you love and here is a design style quiz to try.

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Category: Design Tips

Furnishing your dining area should be en enjoyable task, but sometimes people feel constrained by their budget. Luckily at Furniture.com, you don’t have to be!

The focus of every dining room, whether casual or formal, should be the dining table and chairs. Once you have this central dining room furniture, you can add in dining room storage. Don’t be afraid to think outside the box to get the look you want. For example, a sofa table might work great with your dining room’s decor, especially if you don’t need the storage a sideboard would provide.

Here are 5 of our fabulous 5 piece dinettes, all costing under $500. Any one of them would be a great basis for creating the dining room you desire:

Alcove Beige 5 Pc. Dinette

If you want to add fashion-forward decor to your plate, then our Alcove Beige dining room furniture collection is for you! With its combination of wood, metal and glass and a cool crossover base, the eye-catching round table shows that you're style. The Parsons chairs, enhanced by versatile beige microfiber, create a comfortable setting, and a merlot wood finish completes the strikingly modern look. Five piece package includes table and four chairs. Available in additional colors, too. Buy now for just $499!

Casa Moda 5 Pc. Dinette

The design of our Casa Moda dining room collection sits right at the cutting edge of style and home design. An exquisite chocolate finish throughout on natural meranti veneers sets the tone for this minimalist dining room set. Bands of faux bamboo detailing distinguish the set, infusing each piece with visual interest. Microfiber fabric and slightly angled back feet add a final touch to this classy yet casual set. Five piece package includes table and four side chairs. Buy now for just $299!

Chicago 5 Pc. Dinette

Our Chicago dining room furniture collection features clean lines and a modern sensibility.  A beveled glass tabletop rests on an open grid support frame for an airy, light look, and gently tapered legs add a graceful touch. The side chairs feature padded, upholstered seat and back cushions for extra comfort. The overall look is contemporary and inviting, perfect both for family meals and entertaining guests. Five piece package includes table and four side chairs. This set is also available counter-height. Buy now for just $499!

Keystone II 5 Pc. Counter-Height 5 Pc. Dinette

Get taken away by the casual yet compelling beauty of our Keystone II counter-height collection! It's as ready to find its home in an open-concept kitchen as it is in a dining nook. The tabletop’s genuine stone veneers pair wonderfully with the espresso-finished wood, creating an arresting style that catches the eye. Parsons-style stools provide the practicality of full back support as well as easy-clean faux leather in a deep brown finish. Five piece package includes counter-height table and four counter-height stools. Also available not as counter-height. Buy now for just $229!

Plantation Cove White 5 Pc. Dinette

Our Plantation Cove White dining room furniture collection has an intimate and cozy feel, making it the perfect place to warm up with coffee in the morning or to gather the family at dinner time. Its casual yet sophisticated approach to dining is evident in the stylish chairs with an X-back design and a bright white finish. The classic pedestal table has a turned and faceted center support with shapely, contoured legs. A slanted edge on the tabletop adds a hint of contemporary appeal. Five piece package includes table and four side chairs. Also available in black. Buy now for just $399!

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Category: Dining Room Furniture
 

I just bought a small condo and I am looking to buy living room type furniture. My dilemma is the size and shape of the room. It is oblong and I am trying to maximize my seating. In addition we are in our 60s and need furniture that is comfortable and complicit with our needs. Some styles that I like are the rolled arms and electric reclining couches. I prefer no skirting on furniture so that my Rhomba cleaner can get under the furniture. I am also trying to maximize my seating.

Name: Teresa
City: Delray
 

Hi Teresa,

One idea with an oblong living room would be to create multiple sitting areas. And, since you want to maximize seating, some sort of sectional could work out great. These days, not all sectionals are so big they take over the room. You can find one with power, as you mentioned liking, that comes in a number of sizes. Other options, especially if you are considering splitting up the space, are cocktail ottomans that could be used as a table or extra seating in a pinch.

Here are some links where you can browse furniture to get ideas:

• Power Reclining and Lift Living Room Seating
• Living Room Chairs
• Ottomans

Spring has sprung, and so have all sorts of advice to help you with your spring cleaning tasks. As you create your to-do list, don't forget about your furniture. Take this cleaning spree as an opportunity to give even your largest items a sparkling fresh, new look!

Check Your Furniture

As you begin your spring cleaning, take stock of the furniture you have. Clutter is clutter, whether it’s a sideboard handed down through the family or a much-loved chair that no longer goes with your current style. Take stock of items that no longer seem to be serving a function. Store those extra pieces, repurpose them, sell them or donate them to a furniture bank.

Also, look for wear and tear on all of your furniture. You can reupholster or repair any pieces you would like to keep, or, depending on the damage, you can sell or throw pieces away.

Time to Clean Your Furniture

After a long winter, your furniture needs the spring just as much as you do. It has been cooped up inside, exposed to months of dirt, dust and germs. Every piece needs a good, deep cleaning to look its best.

When cleaning your furniture, always consult the manufacturers’ directions first. If you do not have that information, here are some suggestions that may help. Remember to always test in an inconspicuous spot first and begin with the mildest option.

Cleaning Upholstered Furniture: First tend to any spots. Try to blot any spills immediately. If you have to use a cleanser, go with the mildest possible, and use a soft brush to work it into the fabric’s fibers. Vacuum after it dries.

As part of your spring cleaning, you’ll want to vacuum the entire piece anyway. Be sure to turn any loose cushions for more even wear and tear, and fluff them to help them keep your shape. You may even want to switch your cushions’ placement on pieces like sofas, since the entire couch is likely not used evenly.

Cleaning Leather Furniture: Cleaning leather furniture is similar to cleaning upholstered furniture, but with leather, it is OK to use a damp -- not soaking wet -- cloth to clean built-up dirt. You should also always use a white cloth so you do not accidentally deposit dyes on your furniture. You’ll still want to vacuum the furniture and tend to spots first.

If your leather has any dry water stains, you can try to minimize their appearance by using a soft damp cloth and wiping (not scrubbing) the stain from its center outward.

Cleaning Wood Furniture: You can also remove dust from the surface of your wooden furniture with your vacuum -- use the brush attachment (not the one that spins). With a soft damp cloth, clean the surfaces using a circular motion. If your wood furniture needs to be oiled or waxed, now is the time to do it.

Of course, the best way to care for all of your furniture is preventive care. Be sure to attack any stains immediately, and when you have a major problem, like a large ink stain, for example, don’t be afraid to call a professional.

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Categories: Furniture 101

These days, people do everything in their living rooms, from entertaining and eating to playing games, working, watching TV and more. So make sure you fill your living room with versatile furnishings you love! Try our expert advice for creating the perfect living room for your needs:

• Designed for Living: Creating a Functional, Fabulous Living Room
• Mix and Match Your Furniture for the Perfect Look
• 5 Tips for Buying the Right Sofa for Your Living Room
• 3 Tips for Picking the Perfect Living Room Chair

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Categories: Living Room Furniture, Design Tips

Designing a romantic bedroom is about creating a space you love and that makes you feel beautiful. While the bedroom furniture style will vary with personal tastes, there are ways to turn any bedroom into a romantic space.

Look at Your Bedroom Furniture

You want the bed to be the centerpiece of the room. Beyond that, you want to create a light, airy flow. Eliminate any pieces of furniture that have become eyesores or that are not necessary. The extra space you create will help draw people into the room.

Clutter Is Neither Romantic Nor Sexy

In romance novels, you usually don’t read about the hero laying the damsel down on a bed strewn with laundry, and there is a reason for that. Be sure to clear your bedroom of clutter, putting away clothes and clearing furniture tops of anything that doesn’t look nice. If you don’t have space to store everything, consider bedroom storage furniture – like dressers, chests and nightstands – that can help you keep your bedroom tidy and clear of distractions.

Pile on the Romance

Your bedroom will get a lot of its romance from the bedding, accessories and lighting. Think soft and curvy to create a romantic look. And this applies to a chaise for lounging to the light bulbs you decide to use. Often, overhead lighting can be too much. Consider table lamps or wall sconces with pink-tinted bulbs – the light makes everyone look great.

We hope these tips for a romantic bedroom will help you celebrate Valentine’s Day every day!

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Categories: Bedroom Furniture, Design Tips
 

Decorating the Oval Office isn’t all that different from decorating your own home. While the shape of the room and nature of the business conducted there make it more complicated and high-profile than your own home office, the space still needs to be functional and the decor should reflect the inhabitant.

President Obama’s Redecorating Project

Beginning with the Kennedy administration, it’s a tradition for the President to redecorate the Oval Office to match his tastes. After swearing in as President in 2009, President Obama took some time before redecorating the Oval Office. He began his term at a tumultuous time and many said redecorating couldn’t be a priority for anyone in the White House.

Like many people who might be thinking of a new look for their homes but are pressed by time and money, President Obama began with small changes during that first year. He replaced the Bush administration’s plates with pottery made by contemporary Native American artists on loan from the National Museum of the American Indian and mechanical devices on loan from the National Museum of American History’s patent collection. According to an article on Today.com, William Allman, the White House curator, said the patent models are a great fit for President Obama, showing his “interest in American history, his interest in technology and his interest in the creative spirit.”

The larger overhaul of the Oval Office took place in August 2010. President George W. Bush’s rug, designed by First Lady Laura Bush, was replaced with a wheat-colored rug featuring inspirational sayings from FDR, MLK, JFK, President Abraham Lincoln and President Theodore Roosevelt woven into the border and, of course, the Presidential Seal. And many of the new furnishings brought in to top that rug give the room a more casual feel compared to other administrations.

All of the pieces were made in America, including the rug (Michigan), custom caramel cotton-rayon sofas (upholstery fabric from Pennsylvania; sofas manufactured in New York) and lamps and contemporary mica coffee table (both form New York). Additionally, President Obama had the two striped chairs in front of the fireplace reupholstered in brown leather, and had the walls redone in gold-striped wallpaper. He added new window treatments in a shade of red later on. President Obama enlisted California decorator Michael Smith’s help on the design of the space. (Note: Tax payer money does not go toward White House decor. It is funded by private donations specifically for this purpose through the White House Historical Association.)

Response to the President’s Furniture Choices

When the new Oval Office design was first released, it received mixed reviews (just look at the comments in this New York Times’ article). Some said it was too brown or too much like an upscale family room rather than the office of the Commander in Chief. Others talked about the comfortable style reflecting the President’s personal style being more welcoming for visitors.

The coffee table has also received a lot of attention -- from the design itself (people tend to love or hate it) to what is on top of it. Obama has chosen a bowl of apples, something that is a tradition in his family. Comments range from approving the healthy choice to scoffing at the idea of someone chompin on an apple while in the presence of the President of the United States.

Of course, many designers were comparing the room design to what Obama’s predecessor had chosen. But the two Presidents have very different personalities and approaches to their work. President George W. Bush would not enter the Oval Office unless he was in suit jacket and tie, but President Obama has been seen in the Oval Office working in shirtsleeves. 

The lesson you can learn here and bring back to your own home is that the interior design of a room needs to work for the person using the space. So while you might not understand your teenager’s color choices or your husband’s favorite lamp in his office, you can appreciate that it’s about their style. And as you choose furnishings for your home, remember that is about creating a space that is functional and beautiful for you.

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Categories: Design Tips, Living Room Furniture, Accent Furniture

We are always adding new and exciting collections to our existing inventory of living room, bedroom and dining room furniture, mattresses and more. Check out our top 3 picks from this week's newest arrivals, and let us know if you get inspired -- we sure did!

Did you know January is national Get Organized month? You still have time to jump on the bandwagon and bring some order to your home.

Get Started with Getting Organized

Organizing your home doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Here are some simple steps you can take from professional organizers:

1. Choose the room or space you want to tackle first, like your bedroom, for example.
2. Identify one spot in that space, like a dresser drawer.
3. Take all the items from that space and spread them out.
   • Throw out anything that is broken, ripped or stained.
   • Donate any items you no longer use.
   • Take anything that doesn’t belong in this space and put it where it does belong.
   • Put all the remaining items where they belong.

Take Your Organization to the Next Level

As you organize the different rooms in your home, you may find that you don’t have places for everything. This is where storage furniture, like bookcases and sideboards, can be very helpful. And, if you don’t have additional space for furnishings like that, you might want to consider pieces that serve double duty, like a storage bed or storage ottoman.

Check out these posts for more tips for using furniture to organize your home:

• Neaten Up with Living Room Storage Furniture!
• It’s Time to Think Dining Room Storage
• Furniture Designed for Style and Purpose

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Category: Design Tips

We are always adding new and exciting collections to our existing inventory of living room, bedroom and dining room furniture, mattresses and more. Check out our top 3 picks from this week's newest arrivals, and let us know if you get inspired -- we sure did!

Too often, the bedroom is the forgotten room when it comes to decorating. Guests rarely see your bedroom furniture compared to how much they see your living room and dining room furniture, so it makes sense to focus creativity and resources there. But this year, do something for you! Instead of allowing your bedroom to be the land of mismatched furniture from lives past, turn it into the haven you deserve. The latest bedroom design trends are a great starting point.

Top Bedroom Design Trends 2013

Your Personal Sanctuary: Your bedroom should be a place where you can go and relax – where you can escape the world and be in a space that is uniquely yours. Fill your bedroom with things you love, from the furnishings to the flooring to the accents. Be sure to have the right case goods so everything has a place and you can keep your haven free of clutter. Remember, your bedroom should be a space you enjoy when you are awake as much as when you are sleeping.

Keep It Natural: Keeping along with the sanctuary theme, a natural color palette in your bedroom will create a serene atmosphere, plus it will help you reconnect with nature. Consider lighter, earthy tones in your bed, nightstand and other furnishings. Using soft colors for the bedding will support a clean, relaxing decor.

Multi-Tasking Bedroom Furniture: Whether you are looking for more ways to declutter and organize your bedroom or are trying to maximize space, furniture that can serve multiple purposes is just what you need. Consider a storage bed so you can stow blankets or out-of-season clothes out of sight. Or use a mirror on top of dresser to make the bedroom look bigger.

Sitting Areas: More and more people are incorporating mini-sitting areas in their bedrooms, often for reading or relaxing contemplation. If this is something you would like, think about how you will be using the area and what items you will need. In many cases, an accent chair, a small table and lighting will be the perfect start.

We hope these bedroom trends will give you the inspiration to turn your bedroom into a special escape for relaxation and big dreams!

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Categories: Bedroom Furniture, Design Tips

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As 2013 begins, many people pledge to keep resolutions around eating healthier, cooking at home and having family dinners. But before you put food out on the table, perhaps it’s time to take another look at your dining table first. Meal times are not just about food, but they are about family and friends coming together. Take a look at these three trends in dining room furniture and get ready to feed your style, too!

Dining Sets: Simple and Clean

Much like food trends for 2013, dining room furniture trends are expected to revolve around designs that are simple and clean. Think straight legs over curvy. If you are concerned the look will be cold, pair your sleek table with upholstered dining chairs or accent your dining set’s beautiful wood with pretty table linens.

A Dash of Color

Every good cook knows even the best ingredients require some seasoning. Think of adding color much the same way you add salt and pepper to taste. Depending on your decor, you can go with a colorful centerpiece or table cloth and napkins, or you can choose colorful chairs to bring color into the space. Wall art, home accents and even your dishes are other ways to infuse color into your dining area.

Display Your Stuff

Another trend in dining room furniture is open shelving. This means sideboards, buffets and china cabinets with glass doors or no doors at all. This creates an airiness in these sometimes hefty pieces, and it gives you a chance to show off your dishes.

We hope these trends satisfy your appetite and fill you up with ideas for redecorating your own dining room!

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Shopping for a mattress set is very different from shopping for other furniture for your home. For mattresses, while appearance is always something we react to, the underlying construction and materials are truly of the utmost importance. It is important to be informed when buying your new mattress set. We’ve taken some of the most common myths about mattresses and are giving you the facts so you can purchase your next mattress with confidence!

Myth: The firmer the mattress, the better.

Truth: A firm mattress won’t necessarily give you a better or more comfortable night’s sleep. You will get the best sleep from the mattress type that is most comfortable for you. When shopping for mattresses, remember that the top of the mattress provides pressure relief and the bottom provides back support – you need to figure out the right combination of back support and pressure relief that works for you.

Myth: The more coils in your mattress, the better.

Truth: In most cases, today’s mattresses are designed with enough coils in them to provide years of support. To have a number in mind, especially if you are looking at lower end mattress sets, any number above 390 coils in a queen mattress is plenty.

Myth: The price of the mattress is proportionate to its quality.

Truth: Other than the cheapest mattresses, price does little to indicate whether or not the mattress will be right for you. Quality mattresses are available at a number of price points, and once you have identified your personal needs and wants, you should be able to find the right mattress for you at an affordable price.

Myth: Fabrics like silk, wool and cashmere make a mattress more comfortable.

Truth: When used in mattresses, these expensive materials are usually found in the mattress’s upper padding. Once you cover the mattress with a mattress pad and sheets, you can’t feel this added luxury, which really only adds to the price.

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Have you resolved to give your home a new look for the new year? We suggest you start with the living room, after all, there’s a good chance that’s where you spend the majority of your time. And while earthy tones are likely to remain trendy for some time when it comes to living room furniture and decor, we suggest that in 2013 you go bold with punches of color!

Why Go Bold in the Living Room?

Today’s living rooms serve multiple functions around entertaining, relaxing and spending time with family. Colorful furnishings can really add a sense of whimsy to the space, making it even more enjoyable.

Choosing one colorful piece to begin with, like a sofa or chair, can create a dramatic focal point. And a bold color against an otherwise neutral room will give your home a clean, modern feel.

Color Concerns?

Are you worried you won’t be able to live with color? Concerned that a brightly colored sofa could just be too much of a good thing for you? Remember, you don’t have to jump all in at once. See our previous post, “Is a Red Couch for You?,” to get ideas for slowly incorporating color into your design.

Whether you decide to move forward cautiously or to bring home a vibrantly hued complete living room set, we know you’ll love the change and the brightness it brings to your interior. Don’t be afraid to celebrate the nature of the living room with color!

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Categories: Design Tips, Living Room Furniture