This furniture arrangement is ideal for a single adult or a couple. With the exchange of the bar for a slightly larger table, this arrangement could also work for a small family.
During entertaining, the stools or chairs could be moved somewhere else in the room for temporary, additional seating, and the bar used as a serving area.
This arrangement provides a lot of storage, while still providing plenty of seating. The long wall has enough room for a large shelving unit, and the table behind the sofa provides additional storage and a possible place for lighting.
Note:
- Armless sofas look sleek in small spaces, but they are not especially comfortable for lounging about. You may not have a small living room forever, and a sofa may last 10 years or more, so choose a sofa that is comfortable. Think of your sofa as an investment and then purchase less expensive accent furnishings.
- When purchasing accent chairs, think "light." Anything with a heavy look or dark colors will feel huge in the room. Armless chairs, like slipper chairs, can be a good choice. Avoid anything with a tall backrest.
- In a small space, choose furniture with clean lines so the eye won't get stuck in one place - designer speak for "keep it simple." Overstuffed chairs and shabby chic slipcovers may overpower a small living room.
Its easier to decorate a small living room than a large living room. In fact a small living room can serve your budget as well!
To be continued.....
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