This page is about the bohemian chic living room: strong colour, iron frames and decorated wood. The gallery below shows the original setting with an Icaro sideboard, Aurora iron-back chairs and Twist armchairs, while the grid above lists the Johnson Sofa, the Planka Armchair and the Icaro Sideboard.

Colour as the starting point

A bohemian chic living room starts from colour and adds furniture that can carry it. Saturated tones hold together when frames are simple and metal stays visible. The Icaro Sideboard by Cantori shows the idea: an iron frame, three or four doors in decorated wood, covered in wood or lacquered, and an interior lacquered in Sky colour. Inside, a glass shelf with polished edges catches the light when the doors open. It stands on full wrought iron feet.

A sofa with a metal accent

The Johnson Sofa by Cantori gives the room a steady base and one bright metal line. An aluminium decorative element with a recessed flat bar runs across it, and the metal legs end in turned decorative feet. It comes in 220 and 270 cm, with non-deformable, multi-density seat and back cushions. Other room groupings sit among the luxury living room sets.

A tall-backed armchair

The Planka Armchair by Dall'Agnese adds height with a curved back. Its structure and back are curved plywood under polyurethane foam, at H 102 x W 73 x D 64 cm, and the feet adjust in height. The covers are fixed, so pick a fabric that holds its colour against the bolder pieces. Where the living room opens onto a dining table, the luxury designer dining chairs are on their own page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What colour is the inside of the Icaro Sideboard?

Sky colour, in lacquer. The doors are decorated wood, covered in wood or lacquered, on an iron frame.

What sizes does the Johnson Sofa come in?

It comes in 220 cm and 270 cm. The frame is poplar plywood and solid fir with beech inserts.

Can the Planka Armchair feet be adjusted?

Yes, the feet are height-adjustable. The seat is wood padded with polyurethane foam.

February 2nd, 2024

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