It is very likely that you have never considered adding a loveseat in your home unless you live in a small apartment with an even smaller living room. Generally only reserved for times when a regular couch won’t fit, a love seat doesn’t get the well-deserved appreciation. The reality is that an art piece like a loveseat can be an excellent introduction to your living room. Whether placed in a French country, traditional, boho, eclectic, or shabby chic style home, the Jennifer Taylor Home La Rosa Collection Chesterfield Style Loveseat perfectly complements your place. Let’s read the post to see how we can successfully add this fabulous piece to our homes.

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Rosa Collection Loveseat Decor Ideas

Identify Focal Points – Your loveseat may not be the biggest piece, but it can make some visual noise by being the focal element of a room. If the size of your living room allows, put it in a grouping with a couple of sleek slipper chairs to make it the star of the room. Top the love seat with some standout pillows in bold or bright colors – teal, sunny yellow, and big patterns all pep up this small furniture piece. You can also make it pop by putting it with a contrasting-color wall like teal; this arrangement opens up your space and allows more room for walking.

Balancing it out – Make an impact by balancing it with a same-sized feature; for instance, you can place it across from a fireplace or a low bookshelf. After doing so, add a chair to each side of the loveseat. By adding these chairs on the sides, instead of placing them together, you avoid overshadowing the loveseat. Add more proportional elements in your room without going overboard, as a cluttered space makes your room look smaller than it actually is; besides, extra accessories and furnishing diminish the effect of a loveseat.

The H-Shaped arrangement – If you have a large enough space, create an H-shaped arrangement. Place the couch perpendicular to the main wall, and position the loveseat parallel to it. Adding a coffee table between the two pieces binds them together. Create an 18-inches free space between the seating and the coffee table. If the space feels too crowded, ditch the coffee table and swap it with an end table. Since a loveseat is smaller than a regular couch, the space may appear unbalanced. If that’s the case, add a single end table next to the loveseat.