Living Room Furniture

Bring your living room together with oak furniture

Our living room furniture collection has everything you need to create a home that feels warm, welcoming, and truly yours. All of our oak furniture is crafted with care, designed to balance everyday functionality with lasting style, backed by our Lifetime Furniture Guarantee.

Display and showcase with our shelving and cabinets

Our bookcases and display cabinets are perfect for showcasing your favourite books, family photos, and décor. Discover our array of shelving options, which balance practicality with stylish design.

Durable and stylish storage

Explore our range of sideboards and storage cabinets, featuring designs that combine clever storage with timeless appeal. They’re spacious enough for hiding clutter as well as keeping items such as precious photo albums and favourite magazines in an orderly way without taking up too much space in your living room.

Our TV units are durable enough to house your television, consoles, and gadgets. They’re also stylish and sleek enough to suit a range of interior styles and look right at home in the corner of your living room.

Versatile coffee tables and nest of tables

A coffee table can really bring your living room together. You can style it up to your taste and either match it with other pieces of living room furniture from the same collection or pair it with complementary ranges.

Our nest of tables are perfect for spaces where flexibility is needed, so you can move them around as and when you need them.

You can add a console table into your living room or hallway as a sleek finishing touch for added storage. Ideal for your home entranceway, these tables create a warm welcome that sets the tone for the rest of your home.

Finishes to suit every home

Dark rustic oak furniture with a wax finish can add character and charm to your living space. Dark wood furniture can be offset by natural wood floors or accentuated with terracotta hues. You’ll love the way the natural wood patterns add textural detail to a relaxing lounge space.

Our natural oak furniture ranges have a subtle finish, with the wood grain taking centre stage. The waxed surface retains the sleekness of the material, allowing light to bounce off its surfaces to naturally brighten up your living room.

Choose a colour for your interior

Our living room furniture ranges come in a variety of finishes to match your interior. Choose from our painted living room furniture collection for a fresh, modern feel.

Cream and white dining room furniture brings a calming, airy feel, perfect for Scandinavian or country cottage-inspired spaces, especially when paired with natural oak accents.

Our grey furniture offers a contemporary yet timeless look, which works beautifully alongside textured surfaces like oak tops and metal detailing.

Coordinate with your sofa and decor

Create a coordinated look by pairing your living room furniture with your sofa. From matching wood tones, our living room furniture is designed to work in harmony with your home, giving your space a coordinated and inviting feel.

Our accessories, such as mirrors, lamps, clocks, and rugs, can add a finishing touch to your living space and bring warmth and personality.

What is the 2/3 rule for furniture?

The 2/3 rule is a simple guideline to create balance in your living room with the ideal proportions. Also known as the ‘golden ratio’, think of your room like a 3 x 3 grid. Focus on one larger area, around two-thirds of the space, to anchor your key pieces, such as the sofa. The remaining section can then be styled with extra seating or storage. Just remember to leave enough floor space to be able to move freely around your living room without it becoming too cluttered.

How should I arrange furniture in a small living room?

You can make the most of a smaller living room with the right scale, positioning, and size of furniture. Place the largest pieces, like sofas or bookcases, against the walls to open the main, central space.

You can also use versatile and multifunctional furniture like nesting tables or sideboards to reduce clutter and keep pathways clear to make the room feel larger.

Mirrors can help small rooms look more spacious, bouncing light into dark areas and using reflections to create a brighter, more open feel.