There are many different ranges in on our Living Room Furniture page. Brooklyn Oak is the first range with it's contemporary styling which is one of the best selling ranges available.

In the same contemporary style is the Vancouver Oak Range, the Opus range and the Cottage range.

There are a number of painted living Room Furniture ranges such as the Canterbury range and the Paris Painted collection (Coming Soon). If a more rustic appearance is more your taste then there are a variety of ranges that you may wish top consider the Country Oak range is very popular and the Jaipur range although more recently added is a hot choice.

The London Collection is one the Darker Furniture Ranges, along these same lines is the Chennai range. (Coming Soon)

Things you may not know about Easy Living Furniture
Throughout the history of dwellings there have been rooms used for cooking and rooms used for sleeping.  Then there have been rooms where people might relax, undertake household chores or pursue hobbies or interests.  

The first two uses, cooking and dining, have given us the kitchen and dining room.  But the last category has produced the parlour, the lounge, the drawing room and so forth.   Whatever name it is given, the types of furniture used in these rooms have remained fairly constant.  As a form of shorthand, we use the term living room to encompass these furniture types.  Which items of living room furniture came first can, to some extent, be related to the different names this room has been given down the centuries.   

The first name, the parlour, originated during the late 14th Century.  The parlour was actually a small room adjoining the great hall in the houses of the nobility.  The nobles, together with their closest family and friends, could retire to this room to discuss matters, or parle, in private.  Gradually it became popular to take meals in this room instead of in the great hall, so the parlour evolved into the dining room.  This room would have been simply furnished with chairs, a table for meals and something known as a livery or service cupboard which was the forerunner of the modern sideboard.   

By the time of the Renaissance period in Britain, during the mid 17th Century, the etiquette of the day determined that after meals, ladies should leave the gentlemen in the dining room and withdraw.  This led to the evolution of the withdrawing room, or drawing room for short.  Drawing room furniture would include comfortable chairs and perhaps a harpsichord or similar instrument for entertainment.  Guests would also be entertained in this room and so furniture that would demonstrate the wealth and intellect of the householder would also be present.  This might include bookcases, to show off the valuable books in the householder’s possession, and cabinets displaying artefacts or collections of significance.   

Towards the end of the 18th Century, the sitting room appeared.  This took account of the desire that visitors calling during the daytime, perhaps to take tea, should be accommodated in a different room to that used in the evenings after dinner.  The sitting room might also be referred to as a morning room, again for similar reasons.  Although the origin of the nest of tables is not clear (to this writer at least!) it would seem that this would have been an ideal invention for the activities of the sitting room.   

The next term to appear is living room.  Now, it has been suggested, on Wikipedia amongst other places, that the term living room was first used by Victorian architects to overcome the unhappy connotations associated with parlours.  This, so the reasoning goes, is because parlours were the rooms used for laying out the deceased members of a household.  Now while the Victorian obsession with death is well known, the earliest reference to the term ‘living room’ is quoted as 1825 – which is 12 years before Queen Victoria ascended the throne.   

19th Century living rooms would have included the comfortable chairs, end tables, side tables, bookcases and so on that might be found amongst today’s living room furniture.  Curiously that essential item of the modern living room, the coffee table, did not appear until the latter part of the 19th Century, even though coffee drinking had already been common in Britain for 250 years.    

The 20th Century contribution to living room furniture would be the TV cabinet or unit.  Originally watching television was not regarded as a worthwhile pastime and some furniture manufacturers went to great lengths to disguise or completely enclose the television set inside a cabinet.  Today fewer such reservations persist and the television or television screen is usually given a place of prominence on a purpose-built cabinet or mounted on the wall.   

In conclusion, other names used for living rooms include the term lounge, which also appeared in the 19th Century, but not until the1880s.  It is generally thought to have been a phrase favoured by the burgeoning Middle classes, so would be unknown (or at least irrelevant) to the Lower or Working classes and strenuously avoided by those regarding themselves as Upper class.  In more recent times other terms that have come into fashion to describe living room furniture include family room, recreation room and even, from the USA, great room.

Combing a cofee table, sideboard, display cabinet and a TV Cabinet can create that perfect Living Room Furniture Set for your home, as ever the highest quality at the lowest price.

Here is our Living room furniture selection. Right Price Furniture offer a great selection of living room furniture to accommodate every preference, style and budget, whether it be dressers and storage units, hi-fi and entertainment units or side tables and lamp tables.
At Right Price Furniture we want to invigorate you with our outstanding styles for this season. Many of our collections include matching cabinets, coffee tables, lamp tables, sideboards, entertainment units, bookcases, occasional furniture and many storage solutions all manufactured to complement the appearance and atmosphere of your living room.
Take a look at our occasional tables in many various finishes including contemporary, Indian, dark, painted and mango furniture. Whatever your preference in living room furniture, whether contemporary, rustic or traditional you will find the design to suit your home and your living room / dining room. We have added some pages to our website to make it easier for customers to find exactly what they are looking for. We notice that customers have been specifically searching for Vintage Furniture so we have added a Vintage Furniture page. Examples of other pages we have created like this are, Marks and Spencer Furniture, Homebase Furniture, Argos Furniture, Cargo Furniture and Cheap Bedroom Furniture. These pages and many more have been created in the hope that customers can find exactly what they are looking for with ease.

The living room is the room that probably is the busiest room in the house and its for that reason you need the best quality Living Room Furniture. We do a huge choice of living room furniture in full ranges, but maybe you only need a new tv/hi-fi stand or a new coffee table? Either way you cant go wrong with our massive selection of discounted solid wood living room furniture.Living room furniture is quite possibly the most important furniture you can buy. The living room is one of those rooms, that gets a lot of “traffic” such as family members, guests, and all manor of people may see it and its for that reason you want it to be presented in the best possible way so you could get that stunning coffee table to be a centre piece to your living room furniture, or maybe that grand dresser to act as a mini home for all your family heirlooms – the possibilities are endless and the only restriction is your imagination and creativity.