The Complete Guide to the Living Room Furniture

Over 500 living room furniture pieces are available, from sofas and sectionals to tables, chairs, and storage, with options for both compact apartments and spacious family rooms.
The page features concrete examples with real 2024 prices and discounts (e.g., sofas under $1,700 and recliners reduced by over $1,000) to help readers compare value quickly.
The assortment covers different styles—modern, contemporary, and classic—plus practical pieces like storage ottomans and bookcases to maximize comfort and organization.
Readers will find focused mini-sections on specific hero products (sofas, chairs, tables, storage) so they can scan and jump to the category they care about most.
The FAQ at the end addresses buying questions not covered in the main sections, like how to choose sizes, mix materials, and time purchases around sales.

Living Room Furniture Overview

The living room range includes sofas, sectionals, chairs, tables, benches, ottomans, and storage, with more than 550 pieces in stock as of late 2024. This collection is designed to balance comfort and style, with options for modern lofts, mid-century condos, and classic family homes.

Price range examples: From compact end tables around $250–$400 up to premium power recliners over $2,500 after discounts
Color and finish variety: Many items are offered in multiple colors and finishes—green velvet, cognac leather, walnut wood, white marble—so you can coordinate your entire living room
Practical organization: Storage solutions like bookcases and ottomans help reduce clutter around your main seating area
Style flexibility: Whether you prefer transitional, rustic, or contemporary aesthetics, the selection covers the full spectrum

The rest of this article will spotlight specific named products to give you concrete ideas rather than generic suggestions. You’ll find real prices, real discounts, and real dimensions to help you make informed decisions for your home.

Feature Bookcase: Zandria Bookcase

The Zandria Bookcase is a tall, modern storage piece ideal for showcasing books, framed photos, and decor in the living room. It serves as both a functional organizer and a visual focal point that anchors one wall of your space.

Pricing: Originally $1,069.00, now $908.00 as of Fall 2024—positioning it as a mid-to-high end storage solution
Design notes: Clean lines, open shelving, and durable wood or wood-look construction with a contemporary finish that pairs well with leather seating and metal accent tables
Organization benefits: Gives a dedicated home to media equipment, woven baskets, and decorative objects, helping reduce clutter around sofas and coffee tables
Room fit: Works well in rooms with 9-foot or higher ceilings; its vertical emphasis draws the eye upward and makes standard rooms feel taller
Styling tip: Add trailing plants on upper shelves and group books by color on lower shelves for a curated, designer look

Accent & End Tables: Zach and Waterfall Series

End tables and coffee tables anchor the seating area, providing surfaces for lamps, drinks, and remotes while adding shape and texture to the room. Choosing the right table can complete the look of your living room furniture arrangement.

Zach End Table: A compact, functional piece with pricing shown in cart only, making it a good option for tighter budgets and small apartments or condos
Waterfall Series overview: Includes round and rectangular coffee tables and end tables featuring smooth “waterfall” edge details for a modern, sculptural look

Price examples from the Waterfall collection:

Product	Original Price	Sale Price
Waterfall Round End Table	$439.00	$373.00
Waterfall Rectangular Coffee Table	$769.00	$653.00
Waterfall Coffee Table	$889.00	$755.00

Round tables: Best for conversational seating areas where you want to prevent sharp corners and encourage flow
Rectangular tables: Ideal for sectional layouts where the longer surface matches the sofa’s scale
Smaller accent tables: Perfect for tight corners or the space between two chairs

Finishes in the Waterfall designs include warm wood tones and rich dark stains that work with both brown leather sofas and blue velvet accent chairs.

Premium Seating: Recliners, Swing Relaxers & Glider Chairs

Premium living room seating—recliners, power swing relaxers, and swivel glider chairs—adds a dedicated relaxation spot beyond the main sofa. These pieces often become the most-used furniture in the room, so investing in quality pays off over time.

William Power Swing Relaxer

Available in two size options, this chair combines power reclining with a gentle swinging motion:

Size	Original Price	Sale Price	Savings
Small	$3,979.00	$2,599.00	$1,380
Large	$4,129.00	$2,699.00	$1,430

The William models feature ergonomic cushioning, power headrest adjustment, and high-end upholstery suitable for movie nights or reading corners. The small version fits compact living rooms, while the large accommodates taller users comfortably.

View Point Power Rocker Recliner

Pricing: Reduced from $1,699.00 to approximately $1,444.00
Features: Power recline and rocking function for everyday comfort
Best for: Family rooms where multiple people rotate through the “favorite seat”

Weston Swivel Glider Chair

Pricing: Discounted from $2,249.00 to about $1,911.00
Features: Smooth swivel and gliding mechanism
Versatility: Works in both living rooms and nurseries, making it a smart long-term investment for growing families

Xavier Leather Chair

This premium leather piece has pricing shown in cart, signaling high-quality leather construction. Check current promotions at checkout—these chairs often see additional seasonal discounts.

When choosing between these options, consider your room size first. A William Power Swing Relaxer needs clearance behind it for the swing motion, while a View Point Rocker works in tighter spaces.

Ottomans, Benches & Multi-Functional Pieces

Ottomans and benches add flexible seating, footrests, and storage, which is especially helpful in multifunctional living rooms that double as guest or media spaces. These pieces work hard without taking up much visual weight.

Willie Storage Ottoman

Price: Around $869.00
Dual purpose: Comfortable padded top for seating or footrest, plus hidden storage for blankets, games, or extra pillows
Security feature: Keeps clutter out of sight while remaining easily accessible

Sequoia Ottoman

Colors available: Cognac Tan, Midnight Blue, and Chocolate Brown
Pricing: Starting around $687, often discounted to about $549.60
Style note: The rich tones add color without overwhelming the space

Benches

Leather or upholstered benches—similar to a Luca-style leather bench—can serve multiple purposes:

Sit behind a sofa to create a defined conversation area
Place under a window as a reading perch with a view
Position in an entry opening into the living room for convenient seating when putting on shoes

Color and Material Options

Adding accent colors through ottomans is lower-risk than committing to a bold sofa:

Green velvet ottoman for a pop of color against neutral seating
White boucle for texture in a modern, monochromatic room
Bourbon-tan leather to warm up black or gray furniture
Blue upholstery to create contrast with brown wood tones

Coordinated Table Collections: Warren Park & Victor

Buying from a coordinated table collection simplifies styling, ensuring coffee tables, end tables, and sofa tables all share the same finish and design language. You can start with one piece and add matching items over time as your budget allows.

Warren Park Series

This collection includes multiple pieces designed to work together:

Piece	Original Price	Sale Price
Round Coffee Table	~$599	~$509
Oval Coffee Table	~$699	~$594
End Table	~$499	~$424
Chairside Table	~$499	~$424
Sofa Table	~$649	~$551

The Warren Park tables feature classic shapes (round, oval, rectangular) with durable construction. They work for both casual family spaces and more traditional living rooms where you want a cohesive, polished look.

Victor Table

Pricing: Reduced from approximately $399.00 to $339.00
Best for: Smaller living rooms or as an accent beside a lounge chair
Compact dimensions: Won’t overwhelm the space in studio apartments or condos

Mixing Collections Without Clashing

You don’t need a complete matching set. Here’s how to mix a Warren Park coffee table with pieces from other collections:

Match wood tones across different manufacturers
Keep metal finishes consistent (all brass or all black metal)
Repeat one color in upholstery and accessories
Vary shapes while keeping scale similar

A Warren Park coffee table can sit beautifully alongside a green velvet accent chair from another collection as long as at least one detail ties them together.

Modern Sofas & Sectionals: Color, Size & Style Options

Modern living room seating centers on sofas and sectionals, with many 2024 models offered in multiple sizes—from apartment sofas to long sectionals—and colors ranging from Cognac Tan to Midnight Blue and Olivine Green.

Napa Leather Sofa

The Napa Leather Sofa (around 88.5”) exemplifies the quality and variety available:

Pricing: Discounted from roughly $2,123 to about $1,698.40
Color options: Cognac Tan, Midnight Blue, Onyx Black, Cocoa Brown, and Olivine Green
Construction: High-quality leather upholstery over a kiln-dried hardwood frame

Compact Options for Smaller Spaces

A 72” apartment-style sofa suits smaller living rooms perfectly:

Often discounted from around $1,998 to roughly $1,598.40
Fits through narrow doorways and tight hallways
Provides full sofa comfort without overwhelming the room
Available in the same color range as larger models

Sectionals for Family Rooms

Right- and left-facing sectional layouts fit corner configurations and maximize seating:

Typical sale prices: Reduced from over $3,100 to about $2,498.40
Capacity: Seat up to 7 adults comfortably
Layout flexibility: Modular pieces allow reconfiguration as needs change

Accent Seating to Complete the Room

Pair your sofa or sectional with accent seating to create conversation groupings:

Swivel lounge chairs in Distressed Green Velvet
Leather lounge chairs in Crema White Boucle
Barrel chairs that add curves to balance angular sectionals

The highest price point doesn’t always mean the best fit. A $1,600 sofa in the right size and color will serve you better than a $3,000 sectional that crowds your space.

Putting It All Together

Creating a cohesive living room requires thinking about how all these pieces work together. Here’s a simple framework:

Start with your anchor piece: Usually the sofa or sectional
Add your focal point support: Coffee table and end tables
Layer in comfort: Recliners, ottomans, or accent chairs
Complete with storage: Bookcases or storage ottomans
Finish with accessories: Rugs, throws, and lighting

When you explore living room sets as coordinated groupings, you simplify many of these decisions. But mixing pieces from different collections—while keeping one unifying element—creates a more personalized, curated feel.

The furniture you choose should fit your lifestyle. A family with young children might prioritize performance fabrics and storage ottomans. A couple who entertains frequently might invest in extra seating through accent chairs and benches. Someone working from home might need a server-style console that doubles as a standing desk backdrop.

Whatever your needs, the key is to measure your room first, establish your budget second, and then explore options within those parameters. The prices listed throughout this article reflect real 2024 discounts—contact your local store to verify current availability and any additional promotions.

FAQ

How do I choose the right size sofa or sectional for my living room?

Measure your room in feet and inches, leaving at least 30–36 inches of walkway space around the main seating. In rooms under about 12 ft x 15 ft, a standard sofa (around 80–90 inches) plus one or two chairs is often better than a large sectional. Rooms over 15 ft in length can generally handle a sectional that’s 110–120 inches or more. Don’t forget to measure doorways and hallways—that beautiful sectional needs to actually fit through your front door.

What materials hold up best in a high-traffic living room?

Performance fabrics and quality leather work best for busy households with kids or pets. Tight-weave fabric and top-grain leather (like those used on many 2024 lounge chairs and sofas) resist wear better than delicate chenille or faux leather. Darker or mid-tone colors—think brown, navy, or olive—show fewer stains than very light fabrics. Leather also reduces allergen buildup compared to porous fabric options.

How can I mix different furniture collections without the room feeling mismatched?

Choose one unifying element—such as a shared wood tone, metal finish, or color family—and repeat it across pieces. For example, pair a walnut coffee table with a walnut-leg accent chair. It’s perfectly fine to combine a Warren Park coffee table with a green velvet chair from a different brand as long as at least one detail (metal legs, wood tone, or upholstery color) ties them together.

When is the best time of year to buy living room furniture on sale?

Major discounts often appear around long weekends (Presidents’ Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day), Black Friday and Cyber Monday, and late summer or early fall when new collections arrive. Many of the specific price drops listed in this article—like power recliners reduced by over $1,000—occur during these promotional periods. Sign up for store email lists to get early access to sales.

Should I prioritize a matching table set or mix different tables?

Buying a full matching set (round coffee table, end table, and sofa table from the same range like Warren Park) creates a coordinated, traditional look that’s easy to execute. Mixing a Waterfall coffee table with a different style end table can feel more curated and modern but requires more careful selection. Match if you want simplicity and cohesion; mix if you enjoy a layered, designer aesthetic and have time to shop for complementary pieces.