An unique furniture journal

The sofa, once considered just a simple piece of furniture used for seating, has now evolved into an essential vehicle for expressing style and the character of an interior. Over time, its role and importance have evolved, taking on a deeper dimension in the design of living spaces. Choosing the right shape and colour of a sofa therefore becomes a key element in creating the unique aesthetic of a place, affecting not only the appearance but also the entire aura of the surroundings.

When it comes to designing a cozy and aesthetically pleasing living space, the choice of furniture plays a pivotal role. One fabric that has been gaining popularity among interior designers and homeowners alike is boucle. Known for its unique texture and luxurious feel, boucle fabric has found its way into various furniture pieces, with boucle sofas taking center stage. These sofas offer a perfect blend of style and comfort, making them an ideal choice for any modern home.

Nowadays, with many people choosing small flats due to space constraints, finding the right furniture becomes a key challenge. Traditional huge sofas often do not fit in such small interiors, leading to a lack of freedom. However, some solutions allow you to enjoy comfort and save space at the same time.

Furniture is a key element of the arrangement, and it is especially worth focusing on the sofa bed. Its functionality, stylish appearance and capabilities can significantly change the character of the living room. Adding colourful reveals of sofa beds adds energy and character to the interior. Choosing the right furniture is key to achieving the desired effect in interior design.

Making a decision on what furniture you require and that is suitable for a small living room can be quite daunting. It often imposes many limitations, but with some imagination and creativity, these can be resolved. Practicality is the key factor in these decisions, as we need to make sure we get the maximum amount of functionality within the space. So which seating is best - a sofa, a corner sofa, a modular arrangement or armchairs and pouffes? Where do you start with furnishing a smaller living room? We’ll start with the basics.

The smaller the space, the more challenging it can be to successfully arrange the layout. With a few clever interior design tips and tricks, we can make sure the space works well for you and the whole household. Whilst access for furniture is one of the main considerations, it is possible to create an original, functional, bright, and airy room. Let’s look at where we can get further inspiration.

Grey is now defined as a classic colour, having been the most popular choice for interior furnishings for several years now. Its universal appeal is due largely to it successfully fusing with a variety of styles and blends seamlessly into most colour palettes. It is a colour which is very forgiving and when it is chosen as a base shade it is difficult to make errors. When grey is the dominating colour in the interior it is worth choosing accessories which will contrast as well as complement. Often a grey will have a lot of blue hues, which makes it a cold colour and therefore would benefit from warmer tones to harmonise the overall look.

The living room is the place in your home where you relax and socialise with family and friends. Therefore, it should be furnished to be both functional and comfortable. We look at how and where we can place your furniture to achieve the ideal comfort zone.

Open plan living spaces are as popular as ever in modern homes. It gives you the possibility to create both an original, and functional interior, utilising the maximum amount of space available. If you have a small apartment, the open plan layout is usually designed for predominantly practical space saving issues, whereas in a larger property it is often more of a lifestyle choice. However, whichever size space you are furnishing they have the same fundamental basics that need careful consideration.