Remove the sofa from the wall
We usually put the couch tight against the wall. In a small space that sounds logical but by taking the sofa off the wall you make the living room optically larger. It also looks a lot lighter and radiates luxury.
Why a sidetable behind the couch?
Maybe you wonder: why a place you sidetable Behind the couch? We are happy to explain that. The space behind the couch that remains when you remove the sofa from the wall offers extra options. By placing a sidetable here you can use this space in the correct way. It offers extra storage space for your plaids, remote controls, chargers, magazines and pillows. You can display home accessories, you can put your cup of coffee or tea on it while you lie on the couch and with a long narrow sidetable behind the couch you can create a handy home workplace in a creative and practical way.
Sidetable as a room divider
If your sofa is in the middle of a large space, the sidetable can function properly as a spacecraft and transition element. In open layouts, a sidetable can serve as a subtle space divider between different functional zones, such as the living room and dining room. This creates a sense of separation without the space being completely sealed. A sidetable can also help to create a smooth transition between the couch and other pieces of furniture in the room. This creates a sense of harmony and connection between different elements in your interior.
Styling tips Sidetable behind the couch
The most important tip when styling a sidetable is to work with different heights, shapes and materials. This way you create depth and dynamics in the interior.
Other tips for styling the sidetable behind your couch are:
- Put together with different heights together. For example, use a high vase with a dry bouquet as a starting point. Complete with a candlestick (medium) and photo frame (low). You can also create a difference with stacked magazines and books.
- Work with odd numbers of accessories, that keeps it playful and cozy and so you prevent it from becoming a static whole.
- Place different materials together. Think of a wooden ornament and a black metal candlestick.
- To keep peace in the styling, you can work with color groups. Apply the well -known Ton Sur Ton and choose accessories in light and dark shades of the same color. Or apply tension and choose three different colors. Naturally, make sure that colors match the rest of your interior.
- Alternate in forms. A round basket, rectangular painting and organic candlestick form a playful whole.
Choose your favorite sidetable
Sidetables are available in different styles, materials and sizes, so you can always find the perfect sidetable that fits your interior style. Whether you like a modern, minimalist look or a more classic design, there is something for everyone. From wood to metal and from glass to concrete.
Placing a sidetable behind the Bank Offers both practical and aesthetic benefits that contribute to an organized, comfortable and stylish living space.
