FURNITURE REFERENCE
Living Room
Compare furniture by shape, material and everyday use. See how the pieces work together, then bring the details you like into your design conversation with KOSA.
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Sofas and sectionals
Start with how you sit. An upright seat suits conversation, while a deeper sofa or chaise makes more room to lounge. Check the full footprint against walking routes.
Exposed frames
Compare open timber arms and woven panels. The visible frame can connect with other timber in the room.
Fully upholstered sofas
The fabric, arm profile and seams change how formal or relaxed a straight sofa feels.
Sectionals and modular seating
Compare a continuous curve, an L-shaped corner and movable modules. Check which side a chaise needs to sit on.
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Accent chairs
Use a chair to turn seating toward conversation, fill a reading corner or add a different material to the room.
Open frames and soft silhouettes
A slim frame leaves more floor visible. A swivel chair can turn between the sofa and the view.
Colour and texture
Compare smooth velvet, an open weave, visible timber and upholstered forms.
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Benches and ottomans
A bench can add seating along a wall or window. A movable ottoman can sit by a chair as a footrest or pull into the group when guests arrive.
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Coffee and side tables
Check what you need to reach from each seat and leave room to move between pieces.
Centre tables
Stone gives the room a solid focal point, a timber shelf adds storage and nesting tables can spread out when needed.
Side tables
Compare a C-base that can sit close to the sofa with freestanding ceramic, timber and terrazzo pieces.
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Consoles and media units
Plan equipment, cables and ventilation before choosing the cabinet front. Compare what you want on display with what you reach for every day.
Storage and display
Cane adds texture and fluted glass softens the view of what is inside. An opaque front keeps the elevation quiet.
Material and mounting
A floating cabinet leaves floor visible. Steel frames, slatted fronts and stone tops bring different lines and textures.
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Shelving and display
Open shelving keeps books within reach. Glazed doors give displayed pieces an enclosure, and closed cupboards make room for everyday clutter.
PLANNING YOUR ROOM
Bring a few favourites
Share a room plan or photos, where you enter the room, and what you use it for most. Pick a seating shape, a material and a storage idea from the catalog. We can use those references to discuss proportions, finishes and how the pieces would fit together.
Illustrative furniture concepts for design discussions with KOSA.
EVERY HOME BEGINS WITH A CONVERSATION
Let’s talk about
your home.
Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll help you work out where to begin.
Discuss Your Space