6 Scandinavian living room furniture combos to spruce up your home

Whether you’ve moved into a new apartment or are just in need of a change, the living room is a great place to start. It’s an important space that both welcomes guests and is a haven after a long day’s work (or play!). These cool-yet-comfy living room furniture combos are all Scandinavian-designed, and available at Danish Design Co and Kuhl Home.

#1 Contemporary cool

Go for a sleek, contemporary look with this living room collection. The slender body of Eilersen’s Ash sofa comes in a wide range of configurations and colours. Gubi’s Pedrera coffee table is a cool 1950s design that looks just as modern today as it did back then. The steel tube legs of the Masculo lounge chairs (also from Gubi) perfectly echo the table’s metal struts. Finish off the look with the S1 sideboard from Andersen. This elegant piece combines expert craftsmanship and a back-to-basics approach that is both practical and pretty – there are no hinges or handles as the doors and drawers run on smooth grooves. They can also be purchased separately so you build it up according to your needs.

Danish Design Co, Kuhl Home, Scandinavian furniture, living room — Ash Sofa by Eilersen (Danish Design Co)

Living room furniture, Danish Design Co, Kuhl Home, Scandinavian furniture, living room — Masculo Lounge Chair and Pedrera Coffee Table by Gubi (Danish Design Co)

#2 Sophisticated style

The sophisticated, three-seater 2213 sofa is found in upscale hotels around the world. It’s bound to bring a whole lot of class and comfort to your living room, especially when paired with Finn Juhl’s cool Eye table. The Swoon lounge chairs from Fredericia are designed with extra back support to ensure everyone gets to recline in maximum comfort. The AK2630 is a simple but stylish storage solution that lets the rest of the furniture really shine.

#3 Curvy comfort

The rounded, smooth edges of the Poet sofa and the Strawberry coffee table are a perfect complement to one another. Together they create a soft and intimate look, while the chunkier, more masculine style of the Spanish chair offers some great contrast. Finn Juhl’s classic 1955 Sideboard finishes the look.

#4 Edgy elegance

This combo brings together the glamour of the 1970s with a hip, slightly urban twist. The sweeping curves of the Grace sofa match the oval shape of the Posea coffee table, with its slim steel legs and marble top. The soft cushioned seat and light steel foot of the Saga lounge chairs and modern-yet-classic design of the Case sideboard complete the setting.

#5 Minimalist chic

Clean, simple lines that are soft around the edges make the Hannah sofa a welcoming and flexible centrepiece. The Bowl coffee table not only looks cool, but also features some handy hidden storage beneath its sliding wooden top. The sharp lines, contemporary look and ergonomic design of the award-winning Era lounge chair add character and comfort, while the diamond-patterned sliding doors of the Save sideboard add another layer of interest.

#6 Unconventional charm

This combination of light and dark, and soft and hard creates a synergistic style that is sure to breathe new life into your living room. A modern reinterpretation of the classic Scandinavia sofa, the Scandinavia Remix has sleeker armrests and thinner legs. It pairs well with the marble-and-wood-topped Symbiosis coffee table. These more masculine elements are balanced out by the soft, cocoon-like shape of the Fuuga lounge chairs. The Floow sideboard’s clean lines and floaty feel help lighten the overall look.