StandardThe open conversation room
A relaxed conversation group leaves an open route around the furniture and a clear view toward the balcony.
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Living rooms,
your way.
Apartment living spaces for conversation, storage, hosting and the everyday transition between rooms.
Standard
CompactThe slim media wall
A slim media wall gives a narrow living room useful storage without a deep cabinet projecting into the route through the flat.
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CompactWindow-seat living
A window bench adds occasional seating and low storage beside a compact sofa, making the most of a daylight edge.
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StandardLibrary lounge
A book wall anchors a living room designed around reading and conversation, with lower cupboards hiding less decorative essentials.
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StandardL-shaped family lounge
An L-shaped sofa gathers the family into one corner while broad drawers keep toys and games close to the seating.
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StandardIndian craft living
Natural cane and a small display niche bring craft character to a practical apartment layout with a comfortable central seating group.
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CompactStudio living and sleep
A daybed and a light divider give a studio separate places to relax and sleep without constructing another enclosed room.
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StandardFormal compact lounge
Facing sofas create a conversational room, with restrained wall mouldings adding definition without filling the floor with decoration.
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CompactThe flexible guest lounge
A compact living room can host an occasional overnight guest when its tables move aside and the sofa opens into the clear centre.
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StandardQuiet TV-free living
A room arranged around conversation and reading uses a low bookshelf as its focal point instead of a large screen.
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SpaciousLong-room living
A long living room becomes two useful destinations: a social sofa group and a smaller reading corner at the window.
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StandardEntry-to-lounge transition
A light screen shields the sofa from the front door while a small bench gives bags and shoes a place near the entrance.
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StandardWorking living room
A shallow workspace sits in a wall recess and closes at the end of the day, allowing the living room to return to family use.
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CompactMonsoon-ready lounge
Light furniture on visible legs and closed storage create a living room that is straightforward to clean in a busy apartment.
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CompactSmall-space hosting
An ottoman can join the sofa or become an extra seat, making a small room adaptable when friends visit.
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StandardSunlit balcony connection
A sofa placed beside rather than across the glazing preserves the balcony connection and allows daylight to travel deeper into the flat.
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StandardMusic and conversation
A low cabinet makes space for a music setup beside a comfortable conversation area with a restrained gallery ledge.
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CompactThe corner library
A corner bookshelf concentrates storage at one end so a compact lounge can keep an open centre for changing daily activities.
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SpaciousSoft curve living
A softly curved seating group makes conversation easy in an open living zone while keeping the furniture grounded in practical apartment scale.
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StandardMultigenerational living
A mix of sofa seating and upright armchairs offers different levels of support, with useful surfaces beside the seats.
Request a callbackCHOOSE FOR YOUR APARTMENT
Look beyond the finish.
- Check that the main seating faces the intended TV or conversation focus.
- Keep the entry and balcony route clear before choosing a larger sofa.
GOOD DESIGN GOES BEYOND THE PICTURE
Before you
choose a direction.
These visual concepts are a starting point. Measurements, specifications and installation details shape the final design.
- 01
Keep an unobstructed route between the entry, bedrooms and balcony.
- 02
Position the television and seating after checking window glare.
- 03
Plan concealed cable access and the items that need closed storage.
MAKE IT PERSONAL
Your favourites.
Your floor plan.
Save a few designs and bring your ideas together. We’ll discuss how the layouts and finishes could work in your home.
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