Small Spaces
The best part about small space living? You don’t have to sacrifice comfort or style. From one-bedroom apartments in the heart of the city to houses with smaller floorplans, we’re all about finding solutions for living your best life in any square footage.
Small space living room furniture starts with a great sofa. Look for a style with elevated legs to give your living room a more spacious look, especially if you want to fill the room with a larger sofa or sectional. Contrary to popular belief, sectionals can absolutely work in small spaces. To keep your options open and add maximum comfort, a sectional with a reversible chaise makes it easy to rearrange furniture in your current place or for future moves. Instead of a multiple sofa set-up, small living rooms are perfect for experimenting with accent chairs. Flank your fabric sofa with a pair of leather chairs, or introduce a new texture like a micro-corduroy, boucle or velvet armchair.
Round tables are a must-have for small space dining, accommodating up to four guests while taking up less floorspace than a square or rectangular table. Pair with a small sideboard or wine cabinet for storing dishes, glassware and those dining accents that only come out when guests are over.
Small space living room furniture starts with a great sofa. Look for a style with elevated legs to give your living room a more spacious look, especially if you want to fill the room with a larger sofa or sectional. Contrary to popular belief, sectionals can absolutely work in small spaces. To keep your options open and add maximum comfort, a sectional with a reversible chaise makes it easy to rearrange furniture in your current place or for future moves. Instead of a multiple sofa set-up, small living rooms are perfect for experimenting with accent chairs. Flank your fabric sofa with a pair of leather chairs, or introduce a new texture like a micro-corduroy, boucle or velvet armchair.
Round tables are a must-have for small space dining, accommodating up to four guests while taking up less floorspace than a square or rectangular table. Pair with a small sideboard or wine cabinet for storing dishes, glassware and those dining accents that only come out when guests are over.