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A Functional and Stylish Furniture Design  

Historically living room is the most lively and elegant place in the house. Here meet to discuss news, welcome guests, spending evenings with family. That is why living room furniture is chosen in accordance with its functions, and the tastes of the owners. Choosing a living room style is quite difficult, in fact, the current trends in interior design made this choice even harder. Strict wood walls and ceilings of Baroque now easily to get along with chromed metal modernity. Italian and European furniture for the living room is available in a huge range, capable of satisfying the most refined taste.

Living rooms Classic
Living rooms Neoclassic
Living rooms Art Deco
Living rooms in style: Baroque, Louis XVI, Louis XV, Empire, etc.
Modern Living rooms
Living room furniture in modern and classic styles

Furniture for the living room - it's not just sofas and TV stands. Italian and European furniture for the living room includes a variety of desks and tables, shop windows, consoles, stands for flowers and stuff. At the same time, the very style of furniture can be different - from classical to modern. This furniture has a different height and, in addition to purely utilitarian purposes, carries another important decorative function. Proper arrangement of these small items can transform your living room, and the incorrect placement of furniture can make a living room unshapely and boring.

For example, a combination of 2 single-showcases in the middle, is one of the most sought in the living room. But at the same time, care must be taken about the TV stand, cabinets, dining buffet. Open space in the mid combines composition and facilitates the use of video equipment. And the role of showcases in the living room in general difficult to overestimate. This invention was originally designed to demonstrate the wealth of owners of the house. Porcelain figurines, family silver, rare trinkets flaunting for guests. This function of personalization is not entirely lost today, although the desire for collecting gradually disappearing.