Living Room

This particularly large and luxurious leather sofa has pocket spring seats, cool modern style details and is even available with optional power recliners and headrests. A Furniture Village exclusive.

Here’s the lift and rise chair that looks nothing like a lift and rise chair. Showcasing G Plan’s iconic mid-century style and all-modern comfort, this leather power recliner chair with black base suits any living space.

A stylish yet affordable office chair, perfect for students or a simple home office. Choose grey or black fabric, with fixed armrests for added comfort. Height adjustment included.

Enjoy big sofa comfort with a compact sofa that's designed for all living spaces. This two-seater power recliner sofa has pocket sprung seats and power headrests.

The name says it all – traditional Parker Knoll craftsmanship meets contemporary comfort and luxurious details. Upholstered in soft chenille, this lovely sofa makes a stylish statement.

Welcome to the relaxation zone. This beautiful handmade armchair has a power recliner, power headrest and even power lumbar support. Easy to love and great value.

Our Panache fabric-upholstered armchair brings cool style and a certain bold swagger to any living room – especially if you upgrade to the power recliner model.

Relaxation, Italian style. This stunning three-seater sofa by Nicoletti has a gently curved silhouette with wide cushioned arms and pocket spring seat cushioning. Also available with power recliners.

Thanks to its superb comfort – we love those cold-cure moulded foam seat cushions – and elegant modern style, you’ll never regret bringing home this lovely two-seater sofa. Handcrafted.

The Piccolo 2 seater fabric sofa has a compact yet roomy design with soft curves and simple, clean lines. Note the stylish details like piping, stitching and classic wooden feet. The perfect choice for a range of living spaces.

With its blend of classic Chesterfield design and contemporary features – like fast USB-C charging – this handmade three-seater fabric sofa hits all the right notes.