An unique furniture journal

The living room is the heart of the home—a place for gatherings, relaxation, and unwinding. Therefore, selecting the right sofa, corner unit, or armchair is crucial for both comfort and aesthetics in our daily lives. In this guide, we’ll explore what to consider when choosing upholstery: smooth, quilted, or with decorative stitching. Each option has its unique character and can introduce a different atmosphere to your space.

The living room is a space that combines relaxation, representation, and family functions. We spend many hours here each day – unwinding after work, meeting with loved ones, watching films, or enjoying an afternoon coffee. Therefore, its arrangement holds significant aesthetic and practical importance. Key roles in organising the space are played by seating furniture – sofas, corner sofas, armchairs – but we must not forget the coffee table, which ties the entire composition together and adds character.

Natural light has a huge impact on the atmosphere of the interior, especially in the case of a living room with large windows. Thanks to proper planning of the arrangement, light can not only improve the appearance of the space but also affect our well-being. The wise and thoughtful use of natural light allows the creation of a cozy, harmonious, and full-of-energy space. Here are some tips on how to make the most of the light in a living room with large windows.

Choosing a corner is one of the key decisions when furnishing your living room - after all, it is the heart of the seating area. The two most popular solutions are the L-shaped corner and the U-shaped corner. Each offers slightly different design and functional possibilities, so it's worth thinking carefully about which one will be better for your interior and lifestyle. Consider not only the size of the room, but also its layout, purpose and aesthetics. Let's find out how they differ and in which interiors they will work best.

Loft-style interiors, inspired by industrial spaces, have become synonymous with modernity, minimalism, and functionality. They are characterised by the use of raw materials such as concrete, brick, metal, and wood, which, combined with large spaces and open interiors, create a unique atmosphere. If you dream of incorporating a loft-style accent into your home, below you will find a range of tips to help you create a spacious, industrial feel in any room.

Choosing the right sofa setting is a key part of living room design. Sometimes we opt for a classic furniture setting against the wall, other times we prefer more modern and open layouts. Each option has its advantages, and the best choice depends on the size of the room, the function of the living room and the individual needs of the household. A well-chosen setting can affect the comfort of use, the aesthetics of the interior and its functionality.

For years, the television has been an integral part of almost every living room. In many homes, it is around it that the space is organised - the sofa positioned towards it, the coffee table within arm's reach, and the whole arrangement subordinated to one function: watching. However, more and more people are consciously choosing to live without a TV, forgoing the device in favour of a more relaxed, aesthetically pleasing and multifunctional space.

Modular sofas are gaining popularity in the world of interior design. Their unique design allows you to customize a piece of furniture to suit your individual needs and space, whether you are furnishing a spacious living room, a small apartment or an elegant office. What exactly are modular sofas, for whom are they dedicated, what are their advantages and disadvantages? We answer in this article.

The space under the stairs is an often underestimated part of the house which, if properly developed, can serve many functions, increasing the interior's usability and aesthetics. Depending on your needs and preferences, it can be transformed into a functional storage area, lounge space or work zone.