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(snuggle chair power recliner pictured) from ScS adds a touch of elegance to any home, available in a host of colours. The subtle stitching patterns enhance its visual appeal, adding a touch of texture to the overall design. Whether you’re searching for a three or four seater sofa, a cosy power love chair, or a stylish designer footstool, the range has something for every preference. Its clean lines, gently curved arms and balanced proportions provide ample seating. Price: £949 scs.co.uk


4. The Beauvais coffee table from Sweetpea & Willow is crafted from mango wood and detailed with a patterned drawer made from bone and aged gold. The table is the perfect place to store remotes and reading glasses to keep your space clean and convenient while decorating your living room with natural charm and beauty. Price: £1,000 www.sweetpeaandwillow.com


5. Handmade from richly toned mango wood with soft, curving edges and  uted details the Tinta Green Stripe


Sideboard from Oliver Bonas sits in a lo ide ofi le on ou handcaved eet ith a sooth suace fi nish on to It features two small drawers in the right hand side, the top coated in a screen inted geen stie aic and fi nished with hammered brass pulls. The main compartment has two rattan panelled doors with handcarved handles. This contemporary sideboard contains plenty of space to store home accessories, keeping your living space stylish and clutter-free. Price: £575 www.oliverbonas.com


6. Enjoy big moments on television with Desser & Co’s Manhattan Wide Rattan & Wood TV Stand with storage (pictured in black). The handmade sustainable solid mango wood TV stand features two natural rattan front panel cupboards and gold handle detailing, ideal for hiding away TV boxes and games consoles. Perfect for any living room aesthetic, it can be styled with other trendy furnishings for a modern look or with vintage items for a more retro style. Price: £499 desser.co.uk


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