Curated Finds For Jun | Coffee Tables & Armchairs
Inspired by your briefs, I've curated pieces that fit your descriptions. For the coffee tables, I focused on trendy, modern, minimalist styles that could fit in smaller living spaces. Curves are really in style right now ( and they won't go anywhere anytime soon). Not only are softer edges really inviting, but they also work well in more compact spaces and still offer visual interest to your space. Now, regarding the armchairs, we leaned more toward a traditional form but with a more transitional edge. These options will hopefully stand the test of time and provide a soft, warm feel in your bedroom.
I hope these options are a good starting point!
Your stylist | Miaad
TRENDY COFFEE TABLES
If your living room is needs a chic anchor, this 70cm diameter round coffee table lies perfectly between minimal and modern aesthetic. The soft silhouette elevates any space. The grainy wood also adds movement, making it look more expensive than it really is.
I had to add this in, not only is it a good (on sale), but because it fits your description exactly. It offers a larger surface area at 85cm wide x 50cm deep, perfect for smaller living spaces. If you're after a lighter, minimalist look, the natural oak-coloured coffee table is a special piece with unique joinery and a curved oval top.
BEDROOM ARMCHAIR
This option is a slightly more refined, charming option. If you prefer an armchair with tapered legs for a lighter look and easier to vacuum under, the Bexley in Chenille fabric is a great find. The softly sloping arms are timeless, making it a perfect accent chair to transition between your living spaces.
Miaad is an interior stylist at Design Lab by Livingetc, with over eight years of design experience across London and New York. Her career spans interior design consultancy at Restoration Hardware and Design Within Reach, as well as experiential event design at NY agency Rise & Set for brands including Ferrari and Montblanc. Her design ethos centres on how our environments shape the way we live, feel and connect, bringing together story, prioritising function and a more intentional approach to living.