Curated Finds for Lizelle — Sofas
Dear Lizelle,
Inspired by your brief, I have curated your personalised edit of small sofas for your open living space, keeping your modern farmhouse, modern, and contemporary style in mind. I’ve focused on compact designs in neutral tones that can sit comfortably between the kitchen and dining area without making the space feel crowded. I’ve also included a mix of softer, more relaxed shapes and cleaner contemporary silhouettes, all within your budget or only slightly over.
If you’d like a little more support pulling everything together, take a look at Style, our room design service at Design Lab By Livingetc. We’d have a 45-minute one-to-one call to discuss your space, and afterwards I’d put together a full moodboard for your space, along with tailored product recommendations and a clear design direction.
I hope you enjoy exploring your curated edit, and I’d love to hear which pieces you feel most drawn to.
Best wishes,
Iokasti
Habitat
Habitat Poppy Fabric 2 Seater Sofa – Natural
I love the simple silhouette of this sofa. The neutral upholstery keeps it feeling light and versatile, while the clean shape works really well with a modern or contemporary scheme. It would be an easy piece to layer with cushions and a throw to make the space feel more relaxed and inviting.
DUSK
Malibu Small 2 Seater Sofa – Chenille Mushroom
The soft mushroom tone on this one is such a lovely choice for a neutral living space. I really like the more relaxed, cocooning feel of the shape too, which would bring some warmth and comfort to the open area without taking up too much visual space.
John Lewis
Clover Small 2 Seater Sofa, Natural
This is a great option if you want something a little more timeless. The natural upholstery and understated shape would work beautifully in a modern farmhouse setting, while the simple silhouette means it could easily transition with the rest of your interiors over time.
Dunelm
Beatrice Ii Folkstone Stripe 2 Seater Sofa
I’m drawn to the subtle stripe on this one. It adds a little pattern and personality while still keeping within a neutral palette, making it a nice way to break up a more pared-back scheme. I think it would work particularly well if you want the sofa to feel relaxed and slightly more characterful.
