My Bedroom Needs This 17th-Century-Inspired Bed (Plus, It’s on Sale!)

Last year, Apartment Therapy founder and CEO Maxwell Ryan expanded his Interior Define collection to include a customizeable bed. The winged headboard and ball feet take design cues from the 17th century, but the style is still super-modern. Like all of Interior Define's pieces, the Maxwell bed can be endlessly configured to your style, and it can even come with storage, too.

When I visited the Interior Define store to test out its accent chairs, I was impressed with the Tegan's compact size and medium-firm feel. I loved the velvet upholstery, but you can definitely customize the fabric however you'd like.

The Sloan storage sleeper is a staff favorite. Laura, our chief content officer, says the sectional helped her optimize the seating space in her living room while also providing a guest bed for overnight guests and visiting family. “The sleeper honestly exceeded my expectations,” her review reads. “Two grandparents and a friend gave it five stars … and the sectional cushion lifts easily to reveal the storage compartment.”

Characterized by a traditional silhouette and a firm seat that’s great for both lounging and working, the Maxwell sectional fits a variety of lifestyles. No matter how much square footage you have, you can make it work, thanks to the customizable width and chaise length. Small but striking details, like the roll arms and ornamental feet, make this pick a stunner.

Noteworthy for its wide, comfy seats and structured design, the Tatum sectional comes with three seats and two ottomans you can move to provide extra legroom wherever needed. You could even split up this piece into two separate sofas if you’re hosting guests or experimenting with a new living room layout.

For a timeless coastal style, give the Dixon sectional a try. It has firm, short seats and soft backs, so you sit upright but still get plenty of lumbar support. You’ll be happy to learn that it’s available in a few different performance fabrics, including performance linen. So, if you have pets or young children, you don’t have to worry about permanent stains.

Keep it minimal with the Jasper chaise sectional, which is one of Interior Define’s best sectionals for small spaces. Its short side measures 60 inches long, while the other chaise extends out 96 inches. You can stick this in the corner of your living room and still have space for your other furniture. Although you have the option to add an arm to one of the chaises, the armless design will help give your space an open, airy appearance.

If you have a big family or you’re after a movie night sectional, try a U-shaped number like the James sectional. It has a clean but cozy design and soft seats you’ll never want to leave. Wide square arms round out the look, offering good resting spots for your snacks and remote. With this pick, there are no bad seats.

The chaise on the Hayes modular sectional is a loose ottoman, so you can push it to whichever side you want and easily make the entire configuration fit in your living room as a result. Most of Interior Define’s living room seating is on the softer side, and this number is no exception. You’ll feel like you’re lounging on layers of fluffy down feathers as you sit atop the Hayes, and that’s because you are! It’s practically a daybed.