Interior inspiration: Living rooms showcase
Whether you’re choosing furniture for your new living room or restyling, be inspired by our choice of the latest innovations in living room furniture to suit traditional homes or modern living.
1. Lapiaz inspired this unique coffee table. The french word is the name given to the typical for- mations produced by surface dissolution of lime- stone or dolomite rocks. It can also be caused by freezing and thawing in cold climates and this is how the Lapiaz coffee table emerged. Imagine a stone frozen and freshly cracked to show a rich, golden interior. The polished brass details and mirrored sides complement this lux- ury design artwork – a statement piece for the most luxurious interior designs.
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Furnish.co.uk’s Basic Collection Modern TV Stand in High Gloss White lacquer frame finish features left and right opening doors in Anthracite finish with contrasting metal catches and internal storage space. What makes this TV stand unique is its open central space featuring a colour changing LED Spot light supplied with a remote controller and 16 light variations, as well as a glass shelf and AV access point. Ideal TV and Audio Storage, with maximum top weight 30kg, and centre shelf max weight 5kg.
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3. Influenced by the Art Deco Era, these particular pieces boast sensuous lines that are smooth and sleek in appearance, complemented with geometric high-glossed or lacquered fin- ished arm rests, which feature elements of pol- ished chrome. The club chair seat and back are quilted to ensure comfort. These striking chairs are an inspired addition to any large room with clean lines, filled with natural light; a simple, open space that will perfectly showcase this flawless furniture collection.
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