Resources
Guides, tools, and real examples to help you furnish your living room with confidence — whether you have $800 or $8,000.
Guides
Whether you have $800 or $8,000, the allocation stays the same: sofa first (35%), rug second (15%), then fill gaps with lighting and art. Anchoring with one quality hero piece beats spreading thin across everything.
Try the budget planner →Warm Mid-Century uses walnut and tapered legs. Scandinavian Minimal strips everything to function. Modern Glam layers jewel tones and metallics. Earthy Organic prioritises texture and raw materials. Eclectic Maximalist mixes patterns deliberately, not accidentally.
Find your style →1. Leave 18 in. of walking space on all sides. 2. Seat depth 21–24 in. for average adults. 3. Fabric grade 25,000+ rubs for households with kids or pets. 4. Leg style sets the era. 5. Cushion fill: foam holds shape, down feels luxurious. 6. Test the return policy before you buy.
Browse sofas →Sketch the room with a tape measure before you buy anything. Mark doorways, windows, and radiators. Note the ceiling height if you are buying tall shelving. A sofa that fits perfectly on a website may block natural light or a radiator in reality.
Enter your dimensions →Tools
See exactly how your total budget splits across sofa, rug, chair, coffee table, lamp, and art — updated live as you drag the slider.
Open tool →QuizAnswer 6 questions about your space and lifestyle. Get a personalised style profile and three furniture options for every piece.
Take the quiz →Marketplace35 products across 10 categories — Amazon, West Elm, IKEA, Wayfair, and local boutiques — filtered and ranked by match to your style.
Browse catalog →Case studies
Warm Mid-Century
Couple · $3,500 · 14 × 12 ft
Starting from an empty rental with white walls. Anchored with a walnut-leg sofa from West Elm ($1,180), layered a terracotta jute rug underneath ($390), and used a CB2 arc floor lamp to add height ($280). Total spend: $3,240 — under budget, room feels complete.
$260 under budgetScandinavian Minimal
Solo · $1,200 · 10 × 10 ft
Small square room, work-from-home user. Chose a compact 2-seat IKEA KIVIK ($549) over a full sofa. A light birch side table doubled as a laptop stand. No coffee table — preserved walkway. The single FADO pendant lamp from IKEA ($49) did more than a full lighting set would.
$105 under budgetBased on real purchase data from HeyFurnish users. Product prices reflect the time of purchase.
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HeyFurnish is an AI-powered interior design advisor that generates three furniture options — budget, mid-range, and local boutique — for every piece in your living room, personalised to your style, dimensions, and budget.
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Category: Interior design · AI · Home
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