Whats kind of living room furniture do you have?

Oh a lot I guess.

One settee amd two armchairs. We also have the TV and that, a few end tables, and a standing lamp. AWt the moment my dad is selling some things on from the auctions he frequents, so there's a leather recliner in there too, temporarily.

Soft, coffee table, end table, bookshelf (that holds DVD's), the TV stand, and a standing lamp. We don't have a very big living room.

This all comes in handy when we have relatives from out of town, who come to stay for at least a week or so. There's enough for everyone to sleep on, plus the floor.

In the media room:
2 sofa's (Hunter green with recliners on each end)
A recliner (Beige)
An end table (Blonde Oak)
A standing lamp(Black with 3 lights hovering over)
A table lamp (3 way blonde oak)
An entertainment center (about 7 feet tall & Black)


In the living room:
2 love seats ( Soft white)
A sofa (Soft white)
An end table ( the other half of the one above)
A coffee table (Blonde oak with pictures & a stero on it)
A sofa table (Blonde oak with some sort of Fung Shui stuff on it)
A lamps Soft white)


In the Garage:
An L shape sofa ( hunter greeen which my kid & his friends occupy when their here EVERYDAY!!))

Sofa, love seat, end tables, coffee table, lamps, entertainment center

Two Recliners, that each have a separate foot rest, Standing lamp, a table lamp, two home made end table, an end table, an old desk used for the computer, a flip top desk, that is at least 100 years old, a small stereo system, and a large TV set

We have a foof too, but we don't use it. The cats use it sometimes, though.

Two couches, one a little larger than the other. Coffee table. End table. Two table lamps and one floor lamp. One medium bookcase and one small bookcase that doubles as a plant stand. Intermetro shelves holding the TV and components. CD rack. DVD rack. Sheepskin rug in front of the (non-working) fireplace. Fireplace tools. And lots of plants.

I forgot.

I have a wicker-type bookshelf I found on the sidewalk and painted white. Otherwise I don't have anything like the above. I have no living room -- just one small main room to live in. My couch is part of a wood frame for a bed or something I found out on the sidewalk for free which I piled pillows on. I would never in a million years get one of those recliner things, even if I had lots of room.

We have very ugly hand me downs, couch, love seat, recliner

Sofa and love seat, coffee table, sofa table. lamp. entertainment center. grandfather clock, room divider thingy, tree, plants. cedar chest.

You forgot beds I have a double bed in my bedroom and the spare bedroom I have a single bed, I do have an
entertainment center where I keep my 21" color television
and a sofa and 3 reclining chairs and plenty of book shelves in here

Your forgot Desk and Filing Cabinets in my home office and you forgot the Kitchen table??
I have more than most people will ever see in their life

Recliner, end table ro two, an old lamp that goes from the floor to the cieling, and a night lite type lamp. We cannot afford the sofa we want at this time.

ottoman, sofa, loveseat, couple of lamps.

> Recliner, end table ro two, an old lamp that goes from the floor to
> the cieling, and a night lite type lamp. We cannot afford the sofa
> we want at this time.

most of us can afford a sofa because somebody is always giving one away and in pretty good condition you
might consider

Ahhh....thanks....but honestly Jessica, I prefer a new or almost new couch. I have had used furniture my whole life, but I really want to get a couch that has seen very little butt time. They don't build couch's to last very long and and any money spent needs to be spent wisely. I would rather pay more for a good one than pay less for something that will have to be replaced in 5 or less years.
And my SO is extremely picky. I'm only picky with the color and can I sleep on it with 4 cats.

Sofa. Love seat. Recliner. End tables. Coffee table. Bookshelf.

Other: cedar chest, ottoman (the chair that goes with it is in my bedroom), computer desk, console tv (old school, but I love it), DVD tower, shelf with photos and stuff on it.

The usual stuff and my favorite chair:

> Ahhh....thanks....but honestly Jessica, I prefer a new or almost new
> couch. I have had used furniture my whole life, but I really want
> to get a couch that has seen very little butt time. They don't build
> couch's to last very long and and any money spent needs to be spent
> wisely. I would rather pay more for a good one than pay less for something
> that will have to be replaced in 5 or less years.
> And my SO is extremely picky. I'm only picky with the color and can
> I sleep on it with 4 cats.

Your welcome and yes having new furniture is always better in the first place, I love the smell of new furniture

Yes, old furniture sometimes smells like the last families butts.

Looks comfy once you are in, but how tricky is it to get out of?

I still can get out of it without help.

You forgot ..... high-back formal chairs

I was at an IKEA once trying out these awesome chairs. And I had to ask kindly stranger gentleman to help me out of one. That was awkeard, but not as awkward had I got out myself.

Recliners, end tables, big screen tv and surround sound, a 3ft by 4 ft diorama of a haunted halloween village, gargoyles everywhere, living dead dolls everywhere, and a big "Bates Motel" sign on the wall, a glass case with collection of poison bottles and embalming bottles, and a fish tank.

Table with bird cages where 2 cockatiels, 1 parakeet and 4 finches reside.