How to decorate your living room?

The furnishing of the living room is very important for our everyday life. The living room is a place to meet loved ones, family movie marathons, a time for rest and relaxation. The living room is where you probably spend the most time, so it is important that it is a space where you feel comfortable and can relax. So how should you furnish your living room? - this question often pops up in the minds of those furnishing a new corner. In this article, we'll give you some tips on what to look out for when arranging your living room, what to consider and what is better to avoid. If you are in the middle of a renovation, want to change something in your surroundings, or are just creating a new space, be sure to read our tips! Living room design has lounge furniture at its core. So which living room furniture should you look for? First of all, you need to determine what style you like - japanese, loft, classic, Scandinavian or maybe glamour? There are many possibilities, and the most important thing is to know your needs and decide on something that suits your taste but is also timeless - after all, you are unlikely to change your living room furnishings every year. Modern living room designs are very popular. They are currently characterised by sofas and corner sofas in boucle or corduroy fabric, walnut-coloured hardwood furniture, rounded shapes, but also a clear reference to nature - through earthy colours or natural raw materials. Modern living room arrangements are very inspiring, give warmth and cosiness, so it's worth introducing them if you're not afraid of novelty. Get some inspiration for your living room: Interior trends for 2025 Lounge furniture for the living room - find out its functions! Arranging a living room is not just about visually selecting furniture to match the prevailing style. It is also about paying attention to other aspects. Living room furniture should be functional and durable. Lounge furniture is used on a daily basis, so it is worth betting on models whose quality will not let us down over the years. It is worth considering additional conveniences, such as corner sofas with a sleeping function, thanks to which you gain additional sleeping space - for guests, or for ourselves when we do not have a separate bedroom. A great extra option to consider is also a bedding container. Armchairs, corner sofas, sofas, chaise longues and recliners or pouffes can all have one. If you value the relaxation aspects of your furniture, it is worth exploring corner sofas with a relaxation function, or armchairs with a relaxation function, which allow you to electrically or manually recline the seat to a semi-reclining position. This is a great option, especially needed if you like to read a book, sometimes take afternoon naps, or watch your favourite TV series in a comfortable position. As you can see, living room furniture can not only be visually appealing, but it can also hide a lot of necessary functions that you will surely appreciate in everyday use. Also check out the 2-seater sofas and sofa beds available in our shop and find a model you will love. Corner sofas for the living room - get to know these 3 types Looking at the different living room inspirations, you may notice that corner sofas come in different forms. There are L-shaped corners, U-shaped corners and also modular corners. This may seem a bit complicated at first, but we'll explain to you in a moment what each of these features are, as this is important when you're arranging your living room. L-shaped corner sofas are the classic corner sofa with one side longer and the other shorter. Ideal for placing in the corner of a room or against a wall. Most often chosen for smaller and medium sized living rooms. The U-shaped corner sofa has two side wings and a central section, forming a letter 'U'. It works well in larger spaces, offers more seating and often two people can lie on it comfortably. Modular corners, on the other hand, are made up of separate modules that can be configured and rearranged at will. They allow you to adapt the shape and size of the corner unit to your individual needs, even in the future. Check out our useful guide, i.e. 'How do you set up a corner in your living room? You need to know our tips!''. Corner sofa for a small living room - Softi MP Nidzica. An armchair - a cosy corner in every living room! Armchairsfor the living room function as a reading corner, or as an additional piece of furniture in the lounge area, usually in combination with a sofa (a great solution if someone does not have enough space for a corner). There are uszak armchairs, classic lounge armchairs, the already mentioned - relaxation armchairs, and the often chosen bucket armchairs. The uszak armchair is a classic armchair with a high backrest and distinctive 'ears' on the sides that wrap around the head. It provides a comfortable backrest and works well for reading a book in the evening and creating a homely retreat, e.g. accompanied by a fireplace. Bucket armchairs are compact armchairs with a rounded shape, with the backrest and armrests forming a single unit. They are low, modern and fit well in a living room, bedroom or youth room. Classic lounge armchairs, on theother hand , are comfortable armchairs with a soft seat, backrest and armrests, often with a simple, timeless shape. They work well in the living room, bedroom or home library as a place for everyday relaxation. See the proposal that will be perfect for small living rooms: The chaise longue - a modern solution for small spaces. A chaise longue with a sleeping function - Cloud MP Nidzica. pouffes and footstools for the living room - is it worth buying them? "Do I need a pouffe or footstool? - is another question that comes to mind when furnishing the living room. Buying a pouffe or footstool for the living room can be a good decision. It is particularly recommended in several cases. First of all, when you want to extend the seating area by adding another piece of furniture. By attaching a pouffe to a corner, you get another seat, while by attaching it to a sofa, you get extended legroom. But that's not all, because upholstered pouffes and footstools often have a box in which we can, for example, store bedding, toys or other things that need storing. You can choose the height of the legs - there are pouffes and footstools on high legs or on low legs. The high legs provide clearance between the floor to allow for a selfie hoover, while the low legs make the furniture look more cosy and modern. This may interest you: Plush sofas - the latest design trends Hardwood furniture for the living room - which is the best choice? A final but very important topic worth discussing is hardwood furniture for the living room and, more specifically, which ones are best to choose. Furniture for the living room should match the colour scheme and style of the interior. Here, the colour of the walls, floors and also the amount of light entering the room should be taken into consideration. The interior should not be too dark, as it will be overwhelming, while you should also avoid a finish that is too bright, which in turn will create a feeling of emptiness. Thinking more from a technical perspective, it is a good idea to opt for functional furniture, i.e. furniture that provides plenty of storage space. This is where chests of drawers and display cabinets, which combine the function of display with storage, and RTV cabinets, which will help you hide cables and equipment, work well. Display cabinets are usually divided into a visible part and a hidden part with doors or drawers. Behind the glass elements we can place, for example, glasses, while in the second part we can freely store documents, souvenirs or other things. RTV cabinets, on the other hand, are also a great piece of furniture for storage, often illuminated to create atmosphere. Among the hardwood furniture for the living room, you will also find a coffee table, which can also have an additional storage function through an additional shelf or drawer located under the top. It is worth noting that it should be proportional to the sofa, corner sofa or armchairs. Coffee tables are a very useful item that often function as an auxiliary table, but also simply as a support for family and social gatherings.