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Add some variety and functional seating to your living room furniture with a bench or two. Your options range from the ornate wooden bench seat to the more modern angular stainless steel bench, and everything else in between. More
Listone Bench by G. Vigano for Porada
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Opulent, minimalist or classic - choose benches that complement your home’s interiors. Here are some points to consider before you make any commitments.
Bench seating solves many problems: from an extra hidden shoe rack, to the perfect settee for more guests than your armchairs and sofa can handle, or even just a pop of colour. Choose a style and material that suits the rest of your decor, and your new storage bench will fit right in.
Use benches in the common areas between kitchens and dining rooms in open plan layouts, or simply as entryway seating leading into the living room. Place them near large windows and you could even fashion a peaceful little nook away from any hustle and bustle.
Benches can be multi-functional too: use one as a coffee table and add a bench cushion set when expecting company.
If a bench seems too stark, choose its close cousin - the settee. Similar to bench seating, a settee doesn’t take up too much floor space. Other options include the love seat (don’t forget to add a couple of accent cushions!), and the multi-faceted storage bench.
Add some interesting bench seat cushions to living room benches for added style. A timber bench seat decked with raw silk cushions would look great against a rustic backdrop, while a stainless steel bench with some metallic covers would add quite an eclectic flair.
Browse benches online for some great ideas on how you can use them for functional home decor.
Why every living room needs a bench
Bench seating solves many problems: from an extra hidden shoe rack, to the perfect settee for more guests than your armchairs and sofa can handle, or even just a pop of colour. Choose a style and material that suits the rest of your decor, and your new storage bench will fit right in.
Use benches in the common areas between kitchens and dining rooms in open plan layouts, or simply as entryway seating leading into the living room. Place them near large windows and you could even fashion a peaceful little nook away from any hustle and bustle.
Benches can be multi-functional too: use one as a coffee table and add a bench cushion set when expecting company.
The settee: Part bench, part sofa
If a bench seems too stark, choose its close cousin - the settee. Similar to bench seating, a settee doesn’t take up too much floor space. Other options include the love seat (don’t forget to add a couple of accent cushions!), and the multi-faceted storage bench.
Add some interesting bench seat cushions to living room benches for added style. A timber bench seat decked with raw silk cushions would look great against a rustic backdrop, while a stainless steel bench with some metallic covers would add quite an eclectic flair.
Browse benches online for some great ideas on how you can use them for functional home decor.