Home Furniture for Every Room at Easy Life Markets
Our home furniture category covers the pieces most homes need: sofas and accent chairs for the living room, coffee tables and side tables, TV stands, desks and office chairs, storage cabinets and shelving, bathroom cabinets and vanities, and outdoor furniture for the patio. If you are furnishing a new place or replacing one tired piece, this is the place to start. Easy Life Markets sells every item here directly through our store, and each product page lists the size, materials, options, current price and availability.
What should you buy first? Start with the pieces you use every day. That usually means a comfortable sofa or seating group, a table you can reach from it, enough storage to keep floors clear, and a desk setup if you work from home. Measure your room before you look at styles, because size decides more than colour does. The sections below walk through each type of furniture, what to check before you order, and examples from the range we carry today. We add new home furniture regularly, so the advice applies to new arrivals too.
What This Home Furniture Category Covers
Furniture is a wide word. To make browsing easier, we group it into smaller collections that match the rooms of a house. You can shop the whole range from this page or go straight to a sub-category.
- Seating: three-seat sofas, sectionals, modular sofas, loveseats, sofa beds, accent chairs, lounge chairs and floor chairs. See Sofas & Couches, Sofas & Sectionals and Chairs.
- Tables: coffee tables, nesting tables, side tables, console tables and nightstands. See Tables and Coffee Tables.
- Media furniture: TV stands, media consoles and sideboards. See TV Stands & Media Units.
- Office furniture: desks, office and gaming chairs, filing cabinets, bookcases and printer stands. See Office Furniture.
- Storage: pantry cabinets, garage cabinets, steel and wire shelving units and buffet cabinets. See Storage & Shelving.
- Bathroom furniture: vanities, under sink cabinets, medicine cabinets and over the toilet storage. See Bathroom Storage and Vanities & Sinks.
- Outdoor furniture: patio sets, Adirondack chairs, swings, loungers, fire pit tables and deck boxes. See Outdoor Furniture.
If you want to shop by room instead of by product type, our Living Room and Bedroom collections pull together the pieces that suit each space.
The Main Types of Home Furniture and What Each Is For
Sofas, sectionals and sofa beds
The sofa is usually the largest and most used piece in a home. A three-seat sofa suits most living rooms. A sectional or modular sofa suits larger rooms or families who like to stretch out. A sofa bed or futon gives you a spare bed without a spare room.
Current examples include the boucle sofa at 78 inches, the channel tufted sofa in navy velvet, the U-shaped cloud couch with two ottomans, and the futon sofa bed in green teddy fabric. Modular pieces such as the modular sofa section let you buy one module at a time and change the shape later.
Accent chairs, lounge chairs and floor seating
An accent chair adds a seat without taking the space of a second sofa. Swivel chairs work well in open rooms because you can turn toward the TV or toward the conversation. Lounge and floor chairs are for relaxing low down, and they suit small rooms, reading corners and kids' spaces.
Look at the swivel barrel chair in green corduroy, the wingback accent chair with rolled arms, and the pumpkin chair with footstool for an example of each style.
Coffee tables, side tables and console tables
A coffee table sits in front of the sofa and holds drinks, remotes and books. Lift top designs raise the surface to eating or laptop height. Nesting tables slide apart when you have guests and tuck together when you do not. Side tables sit at the end of a sofa or beside a bed. Console tables are narrow and sit behind a sofa or in a hallway.
Examples: the lift top coffee table with outlets, USB and LED strip, the round nesting coffee tables with a marble-look top, and the farmhouse console table with three hidden compartments.
TV stands and media units
A TV stand holds the screen at a comfortable viewing height and hides cables, consoles and boxes. Wall-mounted floating stands keep the floor clear. Low consoles with doors and drawers add storage for the whole living room.
The range includes the floating TV stand for 55 to 65 inch TVs, the mid century TV stand with cane and fluted doors, and the TV stand with power outlets for smaller rooms.
Desks and office furniture
A home office needs a desk that fits your screens and a chair you can adjust. L shaped desks give you two work surfaces in a corner. Standing desks let you change position during the day. Filing cabinets and bookcases keep paperwork off the desk.
See the L shaped standing desk, the small corner desk for tight spaces and the mesh task chair. Our home office setup guide explains how to set desk and chair heights.
Storage cabinets and shelving
Good storage keeps every other room tidy. Tall cabinets with doors hide clutter. Open steel or wire shelving suits garages, pantries and utility rooms where you want to see everything at a glance.
Examples: the kitchen pantry cabinet with pull-out shelves, the heavy duty shelving unit and the mid century modern sideboard for a dining room.
Bathroom and outdoor furniture
Bathroom furniture has to handle damp air, so finishes and seals matter. Over the toilet cabinets and under sink cabinets make use of space that is often wasted. Outdoor furniture needs materials made for sun and rain, such as PE rattan, powder-coated steel and treated wood.
Look at the over the toilet cabinet, the wicker patio sectional set and the wooden patio swing with a center table.
How to Choose Home Furniture That Fits
A common reason furniture goes back is that the piece did not fit the room or the doorway. A few minutes with a tape measure prevents that.
- Measure the room. Note the length and width of the floor, the position of doors, windows, radiators and sockets, and the ceiling height for tall cabinets.
- Measure the way in. Check the width of the front door, hallways, stair turns and lift doors. Large sofas and tall cabinets need a clear path.
- Mark it out. Use masking tape on the floor or flattened boxes to show the footprint of the piece you want. Walk around it. You will know quickly if it feels too big.
- Leave walking space. A common rule of thumb is to keep main walkways around 75 to 90 cm wide, and to leave roughly 40 to 45 cm between a sofa and the coffee table.
- Check the height. Coffee tables usually sit level with or slightly below the sofa seat. TV stands should put the middle of the screen near eye level when you are seated. Desks are commonly around 72 to 76 cm high for seated work.
- Think about use. A family with young children needs wipeable fabrics and rounded corners. A home office needs adjustment. A guest room benefits from a sofa bed.
For the living room in particular, our guide to arranging living room furniture covers spacing and focal points in more detail.
Specifications to Check Before You Buy
Every product page lists the details the supplier gives us. These are the ones worth reading closely.
Home furniture dimensions and weight
Look at width, depth and height, and also seat height and seat depth for chairs and sofas. For shelving, check the shelf spacing and whether shelves adjust. For TV stands, compare the stand width with the width of your TV, not just the screen size.
Materials and finish
Home furniture is made from a mix of materials. Solid wood is strong and can be refinished. Engineered boards such as MDF and particleboard are stable and affordable, and are usually covered with veneer, laminate or paint. Steel frames are strong for shelving, desks and outdoor pieces. Fabrics range from boucle and velvet to corduroy, chenille and linen-look weaves. A general overview of upholstery is a good background read if you are choosing between fabrics.
Load capacity
Shelving units, desks and TV stands often list a load rating per shelf or for the whole piece. Stay within it, and spread heavy items across shelves rather than stacking them on one.
Assembly
Most flat-packed pieces need assembly. Check whether tools are included and how many people the job needs. Some items, such as the upholstered nesting coffee table set, need no assembly at all.
Power and lighting features
Some TV stands, coffee tables and desks include LED strips, outlets or USB ports. Check the plug type and power details on the product page so they suit your home.
Home Furniture Comparison Table
This table compares the main types of home furniture we sell, so you can see which pieces solve which problem.
| Furniture type | Best for | Key things to check | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| Three-seat sofa | Most living rooms | Width, seat depth, fabric | Green fabric sofa |
| Modular or sectional sofa | Large rooms, families | Module sizes, room shape, delivery path | Beige modular sofa |
| Sofa bed or futon | Guest rooms, studios | Open length, mattress thickness | Folding sofa bed |
| Coffee table | Holding drinks, storage | Height vs sofa seat, storage, top material | Round lift top coffee table |
| TV stand | Screens, consoles, cables | Stand width, TV size, cable holes | High gloss TV stand |
| Desk | Working from home | Height, depth, cable management | L shaped computer desk |
| Shelving unit | Garage, pantry, utility | Load rating, shelf spacing | 5 tier garage shelving unit |
| Outdoor lounge seating | Patios and gardens | Weather-resistant materials, cushion care | Wicker chaise lounge |
Caring for Your Home Furniture
A little routine care keeps furniture looking good for years. The product page or the instructions in the box come first, but these general habits apply to most pieces.
- Dust often. Use a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. Dust is abrasive and dulls gloss finishes over time.
- Use coasters and mats. Hot mugs and wet glasses leave rings on wood, veneer and painted tops.
- Vacuum upholstery. A brush attachment removes crumbs and grit from sofa fabric. Turn and plump loose cushions so they wear evenly.
- Treat spills quickly. Blot, do not rub. Test any cleaner on a hidden area first.
- Keep out of strong sun. Direct sunlight fades fabrics and wood. Rotate pieces or use blinds in bright rooms.
- Tighten fittings. Check bolts and screws on chairs, desks and tables every few months, as they can loosen with use.
- Protect outdoor pieces. Store cushions when not in use and cover furniture in bad weather. A metal deck box keeps cushions dry.
Safety Tips for Furniture in the Home
Tall, narrow furniture can tip if a child climbs it or if heavy drawers are all opened at once. Fix tall bookcases, cabinets and shelving units to the wall with anti-tip hardware, especially in homes with children. Put the heaviest items on the lowest shelves. Keep cords from lamps, LED strips and TV stands tidy so nobody trips over them. For gas fire tables such as the propane fire pit table, follow the instructions for clearance and use outdoors only.
Buying Tips from Our Team
We sell home furniture every day, and these are the points we find matter most to customers.
- Buy the sofa first. It is the anchor of the living room. Choose tables, chairs and the TV stand to suit it, not the other way around.
- Match the scale. A large sectional needs a larger coffee table. A small loveseat looks lost next to a huge media unit.
- Pick one or two materials and repeat them. Walnut tones with black metal, or white gloss with gold, look planned when they appear more than once.
- Check every option. Many items come in several colours, sizes or configurations, and the price can change between options.
- Read the full product page. Measurements, materials and what is included are listed there. If something you need is missing, ask us before you order.
- Plan storage early. Pieces with drawers or hidden compartments, such as a lift top table or a sideboard, often save you buying a separate cabinet later.
Who This Home Furniture Range Suits
First homes and rentals often need flexible pieces: sofa beds, nesting tables, folding floor chairs and freestanding storage that moves with you. Families tend to choose larger sectionals, wipeable fabrics and plenty of closed storage. Home workers need a proper desk and an adjustable chair. People with outdoor space can extend the living area with patio sets, loungers and swings. Small-space living is well served by wall-mounted TV stands, corner desks and pieces with hidden storage.
If you are furnishing a whole home, the related Home & Garden range covers storage, decor and garden items that sit alongside your furniture.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kinds of home furniture does Easy Life Markets sell?
We sell sofas, sectionals, sofa beds, accent and lounge chairs, coffee and side tables, console tables, TV stands, desks, office chairs, filing cabinets, bookcases, storage cabinets, shelving units, bathroom cabinets and outdoor furniture. New products are added regularly.
How do I know if a sofa will fit through my door?
Compare the sofa's depth and height on the product page with the width of your door and the tightest point along the route into the room. Modular sofas are often easier because each section comes in separately.
Does home furniture need assembly?
Most flat-packed furniture needs some assembly, while some upholstered pieces arrive ready to use. The product page and the instructions in the box explain what is needed.
What material is best for a coffee table?
It depends on use. Glass looks light and is easy to wipe, wood and wood-look finishes feel warm, and metal is hard-wearing. Families often prefer rounded or upholstered tables.
Where can I find the price and availability of a piece?
The current price and availability are shown on each product page. Options such as colour or size can change the price.
Can I return furniture if it does not suit my room?
Please read our return and refund policy before you order, as it explains the conditions that apply.
How does shipping work for large items?
Our shipping policy explains how orders are sent. If you have a question about a specific item, contact us before you buy.
Where can I get more help choosing?
Our FAQ page answers common order questions, and our team is happy to help with measurements or product details through the contact page.
Shop Home Furniture at Easy Life Markets
Browse the full range above, use the filters to narrow by type, colour or price, and open any product to see its dimensions, materials and options. When you have measured your space and found the right piece, add it to your cart. If you need a detail before you decide, get in touch and we will help.