Furniture

Living Room Furniture

Acapulco Chair - Black Frame - Set of 2

$920.00

On The Move Side Table - Large

$545.00

Brasilia Lounge Chair - Sheepskin

$5,505.00 – $5,905.00

Isometric Bench - Black Walnut

$2,150.00 – $3,000.00

Grand Illusion Side Table - Ice White

$520.00

Nanna Ditzel Chill Lounge Chair and Stool

$1,485.00

Knitting Lounge Chair - Sheepskin

$5,525.00 – $6,170.00

The Farmhouse Chair - Set of 2

$1,080.00 – $1,210.00

Caballito Blanco Long - Leather & Fabric

$4,300.00

Williams Coffee Table - Small Circle

$787.50

On The Move Side Table - Extra Small

$320.00

Scandia Senior Vipp Easy Chair

$3,995.00

Eames® Hang-It-All, Herman Miller x HAY

~~$345.00~~ $276.00

Eames® Molded Plywood Lounge Chair – Wood Base

$956.00 – $1,436.00

Chill-Out Coffee Table, Dual Height

$2,060.00

Desert Lounge Chair, Cashmere Frame - Set of 2

$958.00

Caballito Blanco Small - Sheepskin & Suede

$2,995.00

Caballito Blanco Small - Leather And Fabric

Caballito Blanco Small - Leather & Fabric

$2,995.00

Caballito Blanco Large - Leather

$4,375.00

Scandia Nett Swivel Lounge Chair

$2,720.00 – $3,390.00

Innit Classic Chair - Copper Base - Set of 2

$940.00

Gallagher Lounge Chair - Walnut

$1,312.50

Living Room Furniture

The living room is where families gather, movie nights are had, and memories are made. And with the just the right furniture, your living room can become the most enjoyed home in the house. Shop our curated collection of modern furniture to find the perfect piece for every space.

Explore calming, Scandinavian design living room furniture and side tables –– or explore wooden and modern leather living room furniture built to last a lifetime. We understand the value of quality furniture and have curated unique, contemporary living room furniture that will be enjoyed for generations.

How do I choose the best sofa for my space?

Geometry class is *finally* coming in handy! Dimensions are key when it comes to planning your living room furniture. Jotting down the dimensions of the room, the doorways, AND the spaces leading to the room you’re designing is pivotal to successfully selecting larger furniture. It’s also important to determine which accent pieces you can’t live without. Mapping the room on paper and determining how much space you have to work with will keep you focused within the parameters of your project. In the case of sofas, it’s also important to consider seat height – Sofas are not uniform in this regard, and what is comfortable height and depth-wise will vary from family to family. Once you’ve settled on the dimensions, it’s important to consider your lifestyle. Children and pets warrant more forgiving upholstery and softer edges. Some even consider outdoor fabric for indoor sofas if wear and tear are a concern. Finally, consider the purpose of the sofa. When selecting a sofa for a larger family’s movie room, a sectional-style may be warranted. If the room is intended to be more formal, a modest 2-seater sofa accented with lounge chairs might be a better fit.

What are the best pieces to incorporate my style and color preferences?

The bones of your home can be accentuated with layers of thoughtfully selected accessories, accent pieces, and mementos that slowly come together over time. Accent rugs & throw blankets add quick texture, depth and warmth. Thoughtfully placed planters and vases add visual points of interest and pops of color. Ultimately the best way to incorporate your style and color preferences into your home is to fill it with things of meaning to you, supplemented by thoughtfully selected accessories that support your vision.

What are some ways to make an impact with color in a living room?

Color can be as subtle or as bold as you’d like. Bold color statements are classically channeled through accent walls, graphic wallpaper, bright carpeting, or a statement couch. For those who wish to make a quieter color statement, color can be introduced with textiles, curated books, accent chairs, and colorful lighting. A common color thread which runs throughout the room, even subtly, can anchor the space and keep décor from looking too scattered.