Georgia Tables
Discover the collection of tables from Stosa to furnish the dining area of the living room or kitchen!
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Georgia Chairs
Comfortable, made with quality materials and in trendy colors: here are the dining chairs by Stosa!
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Equipped walls Georgia
In the same finishes and materials as the kitchen collections, Stosa offers fitted walls and bookcases for the living room.
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Georgia Stools
Ideal seats for the kitchen peninsula, Stosa stools are perfect for serving as versatile seats when needed.
Discover Georgia StoolsThe living room is one of the most important areas of the home, a space for welcoming, convivial gatherings, and relaxation. It encompasses many functions and therefore requires the right furnishings—a few but perfectly functional and stylish—to be designed and arranged. To achieve this, Stosa offers complete solutions for furnishing the dining area with taste and personality.
Which furnishings to choose for a perfect living room
What are the essential elements for furnishing the living room?
Furniture should be essential, so as not to overcrowd the space, and positioned appropriately, considering the flow of traffic, lighting, and the geometry and size of the room.
Now let's try to provide some guidance on the essential pieces:
- Table and chairs. Rectangular, square, or round? Fixed or extendable? And in what material? The shape and size of the tabletop depend on the number of diners typically present in the home and the available space. Chairs should be chosen accordingly, considering proportions and dimensions, style, and material, according to personal tastes and operational needs.
- A wall unit, bookcase, or sideboard? But also a TV stand and wall units. The living room must provide storage and display solutions, more or less extensive and articulated. If the dining area is small, suspended elements are recommended, which visually make the space feel more airy. The alternation between closed spaces and open compartments should also be decided based on living space needs;
- stools for the kitchen island and peninsula (if the kitchen opens onto the living room). They are practical, lightweight, versatile, and can completely replace table chairs or serve as an additional element, ideal for quick meals and informal gatherings. Coordinating them with other chairs or the kitchen design depends on how you manage the living room style. Pay attention to the height of the seat, which should be adjusted to match the height of the snack bar.
3 good tips for decorating the living room
Living rooms aren't all the same; different floor plans exist, requiring thoughtful choices.
Let's look at the most popular ones, offering some style tips for furnishing them optimally:
- Open space: the quintessential hybrid, typical of contemporary homes. The coexistence of multiple functions (food preparation and consumption, relaxation and hospitality) requires choices with a coordinated aesthetic and a unique style. The suggestion is to identify a "guiding" material and adopt it as the dominant finish for the table, chairs, kitchen, and living room furniture, combining it with surrounding colors and decorations to give the home a touch of personality.
- Dining room separate from the kitchen: a traditional layout, typical of homes of the past. Here, the choice is freer and less restrictive, but the stylistic thread should never be severed. In this case, you can choose a larger table and upholstered chairs, a large bookcase, or a fully equipped wall unit, given the space available, leaving the kitchen to serve a more functional purpose and the living room to serve a more formal function.
- Open-plan living area: In many cases, the entrance to the home is located within the living area, and to make everything look impeccable and refined, it's a good idea to separate the spaces with dedicated furniture. How? A suspended base could serve as storage and a pocket emptier, for example, while a chair with armrests could be placed prominently to welcome those entering. A round table could also be placed in a corner near the entrance and serve as a versatile and multifunctional surface. The goal is to avoid a sense of clutter and give each space its own purpose.