Collection: Living room sets

Laying Out a Living Room Set in an Apartment

Start with circulation: keep 80 cm clear on the main walkways and 40 to 45 cm between the sofa and the coffee table. The comfortable distance between two seats facing each other is 2 to 2.5 metres; beyond that people end up raising their voices. If the room is long and narrow, run the sofa along the long wall and angle loose armchairs instead of adding a second sofa, since they take less floor and can be moved when more people arrive.

What a Living Room Set Includes and How to Style It

Our sets bring together a sofa, armchairs and a coffee table designed as one group, with metal frames and weaves that share proportion and finish. The advantage is not that everything matches, it is that the heights and tones already agree with each other. From there you personalise with decorative cushions, a rug that sits under the front legs of every seat, and a loose side table, which is exactly what keeps the group from looking like a showroom display.

Upholstery, Weaves and Everyday Care

Synthetic weaves over metal frames wipe clean with a damp cloth and take continuous use well, while upholstery asks for regular vacuuming and cushion rotation so the filling settles evenly. One simple habit: turn the seat cushions every couple of weeks and the sofa will hold its shape for twice as long. Avoid placing the set against a window with permanent direct sun, because fading is the most common damage and the least reversible.