Living room

Everything you need to create a comfortable living room: seating, coffee table, lighting, and decorative details that complement each other.
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Frequently asked questions about furnishing your living room

How should I arrange the furniture in a living room?

Start with the sofa, facing the focal point of the room, a television or a fireplace, and place a coffee table within reach. Add one or two armchairs to open up the conversation, and keep clear walkways of at least 60 cm around the seating.

How do I light a living room well?

Layer your lighting: a ceiling light or a pendant light for general light, a floor lamp in a corner and one or two table lamps for atmosphere. This combination lets you adjust the mood from broad daylight to evening.

Which rug defines a seating area?

Choose a rug large enough to slip under the front legs of the sofa and armchairs: it ties the seating together and outlines the living area. A rug that is too small floats in the middle and breaks up the space instead of bringing it together.

How can I warm up a living room that feels a little cold?

Add layers of texture: cushions, a throw, a thick rug, a few natural objects and a plant. Warm light and two or three low light sources do the rest. More than the furniture, it is textiles and lighting that make a living room welcoming.

The living room is the heart of the home. You often start with the sofa, then add a coffee table at the right height, a rug large enough to bring everything together, and one...

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Furnishing your living room

The living room is the heart of the home. You often start with the sofa, then add a coffee table at the right height, a rug large enough to bring everything together, and one or two armchairs to complete the seating. The aim: a space that is easy to move around in, where every seat has its own light.

Light, the key to atmosphere

Layer your light sources rather than relying on a single ceiling light: a floor lamp beside an armchair, a table lamp on a console, a pendant light to give structure. You can shift the atmosphere from day to evening.

The details that make the living room

It is the cushions, the throws, the vases and the mirrors that give it character. Keep to a palette of two or three tones for a coherent, warm result.

To store things without extra furniture, our storage baskets hold throws and magazines, and our track lighting and spotlights light a wall or a bookcase where the ceiling light is not enough.

To help you choose, see our guides: lighting your living room well, choosing your coffee table and combining colors and materials.