Furniture You Need To Decorate Your Apartment At The Abby

It’s never too late for a seasonal refresh. If you want your home to look more like the designer showroom that apartments feature, it’s fairly easy to purchase the very best in trendy furniture. Surrounding yourself with the things you love may be a huge contributing factor in maintaining positivity at The Abby. 

If you’re on a budget, here are the best pieces of furniture you need to decorate your happy home:

Low Profile Sofa

Hopefully, you live on the first floor. 

This type of sofa involves lower back support for sitting and sleeping in a more comfortable way. The three-dimensional, sculptural quality is incorporated into the sofa body itself. A decorative centerpiece, the contour and contrast is an artsy addition to a living room. It is traditional, with enough eccentricities for modernism, providing innovation and originality as part of its aesthetic. 

Recommended: Serene Yellow Left Arm Facing Accent Chaise

Standing Desk 

Just because it’s a standing desk doesn’t mean it needs to be hideous. Double your workstation with a visual that isn’t detrimental to your overall design. The size is naturally smaller, with less workable desk space, which may be a benefit in a one-bedroom unit. 

We recommend the powered model here. An electric motor raises or lowers the height. The pricier options include custom hardwood desktops, integrated power systems, and a programmable motor. 

Recommended: Jarvis Bamboo Standing Desk

Barrel Chair 

Seating is the most diverse style for your home. In terms of styles that are in, every tastemaker has their seating furniture preference. Most purchases involve design and functionality. Ultimately, your living arrangements should be organized to relax, unwind, and enjoy yourself. 

“Accent chair” is an umbrella term for a variety of living room chairs, including: club chair, wingback chair, barrel chair, Lawson chair, and so many others. We enjoy the versatility of the barrel chair, a seat that got its name from being made — in the early days — by actual barrels. 

The rounded shape is both masculine and feminine in its overall appearance. 

Recommended: Sentosa Maize Accent Swivel Chair

Modern Kitchen Table 

Mid-century modern is small enough to avoid cluttering your apartment. Originated in the 1940s, this type of table boasts natural tones, warm-toned wood, and clean lines. Angled wooden peg legs go a long way in the minimalistic presentation of this piece. It also brings a sense of nature into the room, going along with the current trend of bringing the exterior into the interior. 

Most models include simple/straight or carved organic — a fashionable purchase for hosting dinner parties. 

Recommended: Hagen Dining Table