Corners are the most overlooked part of a room. They often end up empty or, worse, become a place where odds and ends gather. With a little thought, a corner can become one of the most useful and characterful parts of a space. The trick is to give it a clear purpose rather than leaving it to chance.<\/p>\n
A corner is the natural home for a comfortable chair and a place to sit with a book or a cup of tea. A single armchair angled across the corner feels more inviting than one pushed flat against the wall. Our tub chairs<\/a> suit this beautifully, as their curved shape fits neatly into a corner while wrapping around the sitter. Add a small side table and a soft throw, and you have a spot that earns daily use.<\/p>\n Corners are often the darkest part of a room, which is why so many feel neglected. A floor lamp is the simplest fix, throwing light upward and outward to lift the whole area. Choose one with an arched or angled head if you want to direct light over a chair for reading. Our floor lamps<\/a> come in styles to suit both traditional and modern rooms, and the right one turns a dim corner into a warm focal point.<\/p>\n A corner is a clever place to add storage without eating into the main floor space. A tall, narrow bookcase or a corner shelving unit makes use of the vertical room and draws the eye upward. Our bookcases<\/a> include slim designs that fit snugly into a corner, giving you a home for books and a surface for a few favourite objects.<\/p>\n Plants are a natural fit for corners, bringing life to a part of the room that can otherwise feel flat. A tall leafy plant fills vertical space and softens the hard meeting of two walls, while a cluster of smaller plants on a stand adds texture. If the corner gets little daylight, choose varieties that cope with shade, or use a well placed lamp to help.<\/p>\n In homes where space is tight, a corner can hold a compact desk and become a quiet place to work or study. Tucking a workspace into a corner keeps it out of the main flow of the room, which helps you switch off at the end of the day. A corner also offers two walls for shelving above the desk, so you can keep the surface clear and the essentials within reach.<\/p>\n In a bigger living room, a corner can anchor the whole seating arrangement. A corner sofa wraps around two walls, making excellent use of the space while creating a sociable layout. Our corner sofas<\/a> are a practical choice for family rooms, offering plenty of seating without a row of separate pieces breaking up the room.<\/p>\n Whatever you choose, the key is to treat the corner as a deliberate part of the room rather than leftover space. Give it a job, light it well and style it with a few considered pieces. Done thoughtfully, a corner adds function and character that a flat wall simply cannot. For pieces to suit every corner of your home, browse the full collection at Furniture in Fashion<\/a>, with free UK delivery.<\/p>\n A reading chair, a tall plant, slim corner storage or a compact desk all work well. The key is to give the corner a clear purpose.<\/p>\n Add a floor lamp to throw light upward and outward. A mirror nearby and lighter accessories also help lift a shadowy corner.<\/p>\n A corner sofa can maximise seating in a small room by using two walls, but measure carefully first to make sure it leaves room to move.<\/p>\n Choose one main feature, such as a chair or a plant, and add only a few supporting pieces. Leaving some space keeps the corner calm.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Corners are the most overlooked part of any room, often left empty or used as a place where odds and ends gather. With a little thought, though, a corner can become one of the most useful and characterful parts of a space. 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Use the Height for Storage<\/h3>\n
Soften With Greenery<\/h3>\n
Turn a Corner Into a Workspace<\/h3>\n
Make the Most of Seating in Larger Rooms<\/h3>\n
Keep It Intentional<\/h3>\n
Frequently Asked Questions<\/h3>\n
What can I put in an empty corner?<\/h3>\n
How do I brighten a dark corner?<\/h3>\n
Is a corner sofa a good idea in a small room?<\/h3>\n
How do I style a corner without cluttering it?<\/h3>\n