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Sofas are important to any living room, but you can't overlook armchairs. This blue velvet beauty is extra plush thanks to its foam-and-feather cushions. With the Park armchair, you can choose between matte black or gold steel legs, which further lend an air of sophistication. Blue also contrasts nicely with orange tones, so placing this piece in a warm-colored room will look especially nice.

Those after a more old-world look will appreciate the Finley sofa's mid-century aesthetic. Leather is also a classic material that lasts for ages if it's well taken care of, and this piece is made from a high-quality Brazilian leather in a warm caramel hue. Still, the sofa remains comfortable because of its thick cushions.

The Park armchair also conveniently comes with an ottoman, though this one is in a luxe Bouclé instead of velvet. A cushion on top of a nearly identical base results in a modern appearance, complete with those stylish gold legs. With this ottoman, you can really kick your feet up and just chill.

Who said sleepers have to look drab? The Ashbury futon has a back that flips down to lie flat, doubling the available space for sitting and sleeping. It also harkens back to furniture designs of the post-war era with its wooden frame and rounded lines. A gray-and-white print adds intrigue without making the sofa look too busy.

Like something out of the pages of a magazine, the London lounge chair exudes style and luxury with its modular lines and gold frame. Leather and foam couple in the best way possible to produce a piece that's equal parts cozy and stunning. This chair is bound to be a show-stopper in any living room.

Green velvet sofas have been the crown jewels of the interior design world for the past few years, and for good reason. Few furnishings look as decadent and ornate as the Lexington sofa, which sparkles with its gem-green upholstery and gold legs. Rigid lines and foam cushions only add to the sofa's alluring appearance.

The Lionel lounge chair by no means sports a rare design, per se, but if you're looking to differentiate your furnishings from those found at more mainstream retailers, this is a good pick. A curved back blends into angular arm rests for an overall artsy, industrial appearance. The chair will fit right into any urban-inspired space.

If the Harlow sectional had a personality, it would be one that doesn't take itself too seriously. This is a sofa that's great for flopping onto after a long day and unwinding. That doesn't mean it looks sloppy, though. If anything, the Harlow's unfussy upholstery and seemingly overstuffed cushions are simply inviting.

As someone who takes lounging very seriously, this is one seat I'd pay to curl up on. The Albany armchair comes in a mustard velvet — two things that shouldn't go well together but nonetheless do. Its substantial width and accommodating form are sure to have guests gravitating toward it the moment they step foot in your home.

Almost more of an art piece than a functional object, the Adalyn lounge chair features a rustic wooden frame with ultra-sharp angles. It's Danish design at its finest, proving once again that simpler is oftentimes better. Don't think you have to sit rigidly in this chair, though; comfy cushions provide plenty of support.