Lodge Living Room Furniture

Caroline Patterson Interior Design Expert

Caroline is a young, New York-based interior designer and home decor writer, obsessed with textiles and designer furniture. Backed with rigorous training from a prestigious design school, as well as a profound understanding of material quality and fabric care, she offers spot-on advice on how to furnish your place with reliable, functional, and aesthetically pleasing pieces.

Updated 24/04/2021

Lodge living room furniture is a simple yet attractive way to decorate your living room in furniture you will love to see for years and years. It is rugged but still perfectly capable of bringing a warmth and coziness into your living space. If you don't know what lodge living room furniture looks like, it is time you take a gander at all the lodge living room furniture we have collected in this showcase.

Buying Guide

How to select a comfortable and durable lodge living room furniture?

Lodge living room furniture is designed to be completely comfortable; to support lodgers and tourists after days full of hiking and sight-seeing. It’s important that they’re not only incredibly comfortable, but that they last for multiple years of hosting—and that they fit the style of your lodge.

We love to see hardwood and leather pieces used for lodges; not only do they look luxurious and high-end, which can drive up the quality of your property, but they age well and will last for several years, particularly with a simple maintenance routine. With the addition of cozy throws and pillows, these leather and wood pieces (which can have a harsh vibe) can easily be softened. If there isn’t room in the budget for true leather or hardwood, then an overstuffed canvas can be similarly durable.

How many living room furniture pieces to choose for a lodge?

When it comes to choosing living room furniture pieces for your lodge, it all boils down to the size of your cabin living room as well as the purpose of the space. Some of the questions to ask yourself include, how much seating do I need, how much space is available, what activities will people be doing in the living room, and do I need to add storage?

A cabin lodge needs a sofa or two depending on how many people will be in the living area at any given point. The sofas should also be arranged to give everyone a clear view of the scenery outside. You may choose to add an armchair or two to set up a seating arrangement conducive to conversation.

A coffee table in the center of the room will hold drinks, books, and decor. If space allows, feel free to add a side table or two. A large rustic mirror will fit perfectly into the cabin theme and when placed opposite a window will give the illusion of a brighter and larger space.

So as you can see, you only need pieces of furniture that serve a purpose inside the living room, while still giving it a cozy and warm look and feel.