TYPES OF FURNITURE

It is usually very expensive, can be impractical, risky and difficult to replace and repairs often need to be carried out by a specialist.

• Antique

• Free standing

• Fitted

• Upholstered

Are any items that do not leave the property but remain a part of the permanent structure of a home?

• Antique

• Free standing

• Built-in

• Upholstered

It includes items like shelves and headboards. Use of alcoves and recesses ensures good use of space.

• Antique

• Free standing

• Built-in

• Fitted

It is supported or only one end can be quite effective from a design perspective.

• Antique

• Free standing

• Cantilevered

• Fitted

Includes sofas, armchairs are in this type. Suitability of fabric needs to be considered, as does ease of cleaning and maintenance.

• Upholstered

• Free standing

• Cantilevered

• Fitted

The arrangement of the furniture in a more interesting style where there is a center of interest. Television, radio and eye catching display could be put into center to attract family members and even visitors.

• Spacing

• Beauty

• Variety

• Individuality

The arrangement of furniture of the same kind should be grouped together and furniture used for certain activity should be grouped.

• Spacing

• Beauty

• Variety

• Unity

The arrangement of furniture avoid using too large and heavy furniture across corner and in small room instead small pieces like chair and table may be placed in a corner for interest and good design.

• Spacing

• Beauty

• Variety

• Unity

The arrangement of furniture two sides of a center of interest in an arrangement should be equal and interesting.

• Spacing

• Beauty

• Balance

• Unity

The arrangement of furniture furniture arrangements reflect the personality of the one living in the home and style it according to our taste.

• Spacing

• Beauty

• Individuality

• Unity