"Furnishing any living room, especially one in a small space, can feel like a puzzle. You want a couch that's big enough to seat your family, but small enough that it doesn't take up the whole living room. You could mount your TV to the wall and save room on a sideboard or get a media center with lots of cabinets to help contain all the clutter of video games, books, remotes, and more."
"But what's the best use of your limited space, especially if you're staging to sell your home? I spoke to home stager and designer Terry Mainord of Terry Mainord Design to find out how to make the most of a cramped living room using items only found at IKEA."
Select seating that fits family needs without overwhelming the room. Use wall-mounted TVs to free up surface space or choose media centers with built-in cabinets to conceal clutter like games, books, and remotes. Prioritize multifunctional furnishings and smart storage solutions to create clear sightlines and a more open feel. Scale furniture to the room and arrange for efficient circulation. Focus on affordable, modular pieces that offer flexibility and storage to make a cramped living room feel functional, organized, and appealing when preparing the space for daily use or staging for sale.
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