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Living Room

Living room furniture is the seating, tables and storage made for the shared room where a household relaxes, watches TV and hosts guests. This page brings together couches, sectionals, recliners, accent chairs, ottomans, coffee and end tables, TV stands and entryway pieces, in materials from velvet, boucle and genuine leather to solid wood, glass, marble and rattan.

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Save $140Black Console Table, 3 Drawers, 55 in Wide
Black Console Table, 3 Drawers, 55 in Wide Sale price$550 Regular price$690
Save $120Black Entryway Console Table, 66 in Wide
Sold outSave $120Beige Entryway Console Table with Storage
Beige Entryway Console Table with Storage Sale price$480 Regular price$600
Save $100Navy Blue Entryway Console Table with Storage, 42 in Wide
Save $95Natural Fluted Entryway Console Table with Storage, 37 in Wide
Save $95Black Entryway Console Table, 48 in Wide
Black Entryway Console Table, 48 in Wide Sale price$380 Regular price$475
Save $110Chestnut Solid Mango Wood Curved 2-Drawer Nightstand with Tapered Legs
Save $65Walnut Fluted 1-Drawer Nightstand with Charging Station, Set of 2
Save $70Pink Fluted Mid-Century 2-Drawer Nightstand with Wood Legs
Save $65Light Brown Solid Pine and Ash Farmhouse 3-Drawer Nightstand with Pull-Out Tray
Save $70Olive Green Mid-Century 2-Drawer Nightstand with Fluted Trim and Wood Legs
Save $70Sage Green Mid-Century Fluted 2-Drawer Nightstand
Sage Green Mid-Century Fluted 2-Drawer Nightstand Sale price$275 Regular price$345
Save $60Natural Solid Wood Boho Wide Nightstand with Double-Door Cabinet and Open Shelves
Save $70White Fluted Mid-Century 2-Drawer Nightstand with Wood Legs
Save $70Blue Mid-Century 2-Drawer Nightstand with Fluted Trim and Wood Legs
Save $70Walnut Rattan-Front 1-Drawer Nightstand with Open Shelf and Tapered Legs
Save $105Gray Solid Wood Louis Philippe 2-Drawer Nightstand
Gray Solid Wood Louis Philippe 2-Drawer Nightstand Sale price$410 Regular price$515
Save $65Walnut Solid Wood Mid-Century 1-Drawer Nightstand with USB Charging Station and Open Shelf

Comfortable living room furniture for seating

Comfortable living room furniture starts with seating matched to how people sit: deep seat couches for lounging, sectionals for families and recliners for putting feet up. Select sleeper sofas open to a queen or king sleeping surface for guests.

Across recliners and accent chairs, some models add power recline, swivel, glider or lift functions, and select models include massage. Accent chairs, bean bag chairs and ottomans add extra seats without crowding the room.

Small living room furniture and layout

Small living room furniture should seat everyone while keeping walkways open. Choose a loveseat, armless chairs or a wall hugger recliner that sits close to the wall, and look for pieces that do two jobs, like storage ottomans, lift-top coffee tables and nesting tables.

Leave about 18 inches between the sofa and coffee table and roughly 30 inches for main walkways. Modular sectionals help too, since sections can be rearranged when the room or household changes.

Living room furniture layout around the TV

A good living room furniture layout faces the main seating toward the focal point, usually the TV, with chairs angled in to form a conversation area. Sit about 1.5 times the screen size away, so a 65 inch TV works from roughly 8 feet.

Select TV stands fit screens as large as 100 inches, and some build in an electric fireplace, which puts both focal points on one wall.

Living room furniture sets or mixed pieces

Living room furniture sets give you matching pieces in one step, such as a sofa and loveseat in the same upholstery. Mixing separate pieces takes more planning but gives a more personal room: repeat one color, wood tone or metal finish at least twice, and vary textures such as velvet, boucle, corduroy or leather.

Construction varies by piece. Some tables and cabinets use solid wood, others combine MDF or engineered wood panels with metal frames, and surfaces include glass, marble, sintered stone and rattan.

Furniture for living room storage and entryways

Furniture for living room storage keeps everyday clutter out of sight. Bookcases, display cabinets, sideboards and storage cabinets hold books, games and dishes, while console tables fit behind a sofa or along a narrow wall.

Near the front door, hall trees, coat racks, shoe storage benches and entryway console tables give coats, bags and shoes a set place, so they stay out of the seating area.

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Couches · Sectionals · Coffee Tables · Accent Chairs · Recliners · TV Stands · End Tables · Console Tables · Entryway Furniture · Bean Bag Chairs · Ottomans · Benches

Specifications

Product types
Ottoman, Loveseat, Side Table, Storage Cabinet, Futon, Bookcase, Display Cabinet, Coffee Table, Console Table, Sideboard, Sofa, Sectional Sofa, Sofa Set, Recliner, Accent Chair, Bean Bag Chair, Sectional Module, Sleeper Sofa, TV Stand, Coat Rack, Hall Tree, Bench, Shoe Storage
Width range
9.8 to 170 in
Depth range
9.4 to 124 in
Height range
10.3 to 82.6 in
Seat height range
8.3 to 21.7 in
Seat depth range
16.1 to 39 in
Seating capacity
1 to 10 seats
Fits tvs up to
59 to 100 in
Sleeper sizes
King, Queen
Materials available
solid wood, genuine leather, vegan leather, bonded leather, velvet, corduroy, chenille, boucle, linen, microfiber, sherpa, faux fur, glass, marble, sintered stone, rattan, metal, fiberglass
Colors available
gray, black, brown, beige, green, white, blue, walnut, natural, cream, orange, pink, red, oak, yellow, gold
Features available
reclining, power recline, sleeper, modular, L-shaped, U-shaped, curved, chaise, ottoman included, storage, no assembly needed, swivel, rocking, glider, lift, massage, heated, USB charging, cup holders, center console, LED lights, speakers, deep seat, lift-top, drawers, shelves, doors, glass doors, fireplace, electric fireplace, nesting, bench, shoe storage, wall hugger, armless, nursery
Shapes
round, oval, square, rectangular
Free shipping
Free

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

How do you choose furniture for a living room?
Start by measuring the room, doorways and walkways, then choose the main seating first, since a couch or sectional sets the scale for everything else. Decide how the room is used, such as TV watching, hosting or naps, and match features to it. Add tables and storage sized to the seating, and pick one color palette to tie the pieces together.
How do you arrange living room furniture?
Arrange living room furniture around one focal point, such as the TV, a fireplace or a window. Place the largest seating piece facing it, add chairs at angles to form a conversation group, and set the coffee table about 18 inches from the sofa. Keep main walkways around 30 inches wide and give each seat a surface within reach.
How do you decorate a living room with minimal furniture?
Decorate a living room with minimal furniture by choosing a few pieces that each do real work: one comfortable couch, a coffee table with storage and a single accent chair. Leave open floor around them, use texture such as boucle or corduroy for interest instead of extra pieces, and keep clutter in closed storage so the room stays calm.
What is the best furniture for a living room?
The best furniture for a living room is the set of pieces that fits the room's size and how you use it. Most rooms need a main seat such as a couch or sectional, a coffee table, an end table beside the seating and somewhere for the TV. Add recliners, accent chairs or storage as space and household needs allow.
How do you arrange a small living room with furniture?
In a small living room, put the main seating against the longest wall, choose pieces with visible legs or armless designs to keep sight lines open, and add chairs only where walkways stay clear. Storage ottomans, lift-top coffee tables and nesting tables add function without extra footprint, and a wall hugger recliner can sit close to the wall.
How do you arrange living room furniture with a TV?
Place the TV on a wall away from bright windows to reduce glare, then face the main couch toward it at a distance of about 1.5 times the screen size. Set chairs at an angle so they see the screen and each other, and keep the center of the screen near seated eye level, about 42 inches from the floor.
How do you arrange living room furniture with a fireplace and TV?
The simplest arrangement puts the fireplace and TV on the same wall so the seating faces a single focal point. A TV stand with a built-in electric fireplace does this in one piece. If they sit on different walls, face the sofa toward the TV and angle chairs toward the fireplace, or use a swivel chair that turns between them.
How do you mix and match living room furniture?
Mix and match living room furniture by keeping one element consistent while others vary. Repeat a color, wood tone or metal finish in at least two pieces, keep seat heights and scale similar, and mix textures such as velvet, leather and boucle. Start with the largest piece, usually the couch, and build the palette around it.
How do you place furniture in a long narrow living room?
Divide a long narrow living room into two zones, such as a TV and seating area at one end and a reading or entry area at the other. Pull the sofa away from the wall to anchor the main zone, keep a walkway along one side, and use a console table behind the sofa or a bench to define the edges.