Mix and match living room furniture by choosing colors of furniture and accessories that complement each other and go well with the aesthetic of your living room. If you already have some matching furniture in your living room you can add more by mixing it with other mismatched furniture. Create a cohesive space by layering styles and mismatched accessories.

Before choosing living room furniture consider the size of the space, members of your family, and amount of wear that your furniture will take. Start by measuring your space, and checking doorways to make sure your furniture can be moved through them. Furnish your living room by getting the basics, and implementing furniture pieces that are sturdy, and have high-quality stain-resistant fabrics.

The saying ‘to bring something to the table’ means that someone can provide something that will be a benefit or contribution to the conversation. Someone who ‘brings something to the table’ can provide something that will improve the condition of the other person or group, essentially making their life better than it was before.

Start to refinish a table by sanding all surfaces being sure to remove any stains. Wipe away sanding dust and apply a stain with a brush following the direction of the wood’s grain. Apply at least 2 coats of stains, sanding between each coat. Finish the table by applying a polyurethane coat after the stain is dry.

Herman Miller acquired Design Within Reach in 2014. This purchase allowed Herman Miller to expand its reach into the retail segment, offering high-quality modern furniture directly to consumers. Design Within Reach's unique product offerings and strong retail presence complemented Herman Miller's established brand, creating a synergy between the two companies.

Authentic furniture designs often last longer than counterfeit furniture. Genuine pieces are made using high-quality materials, superior craftsmanship, and adhere to the original designer's specifications, ensuring durability and longevity. Counterfeit furniture, on the other hand, typically cuts corners in material and craftsmanship to reduce costs, which can compromise the furniture's lifespan and performance. While there are exceptions, authentic designs generally offer a better long-term investment in terms of wear and lifespan.