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1. A linen-upholstered convertible sofa with fold down arms and back to turn into a sleeper for any unexpected guests or unexpected spats with the S.O.
2. A five-drawer lingerie chest that'll accommodate not only your undies but whatever other clothing or clutter you see fit to cram in there.
3. A stainless-steel kitchen cart with solid bamboo wood top to add some additional prep and storage space. And if the kitchen is starting to feel a bit cramped just wheel it on over to another room.
4. A wooden vanity set with mirror, because the lighting in the bathroom is awful, the mirror is always fogged-up, and putting on your makeup should feel less like a chore and more like me-time.
5. A four-piece accent shelf to put all those tchotchkes where they belong: on display, collecting dust, and out of harm's way.
6. A tufted storage ottoman that does so much (lets you rest your feet on it and stores whatever junk you decide to cram inside) but asks so little in return.
7. A hall tree with shoe storage to efficiently replace that nail in the wall where you've been hanging your coat. Plus the built-in bench becomes a shoe removal station (which is totally a thing if you want it to be).
8. A cube bookcase for displaying your favorite hardcovers and paperbacks with an added pop of color in any corner of your home.
9. A tri-toned three-piece nesting coffee table with metal legs, which can work together to form one multi-leveled surface or split apart for individual use. Even makes for a solid side table.
10. A floating desk (don't worry it's not haunted but it is kind of magical) for creating a workspace when you need it and hiding it when you can't stare at your computer screen one second longer.
11. A set of four, metal, backless stackable bar stools that you've probably sat on somewhere else and thought, "These would look great in my place, if only I knew where to get them?"
12. A metal etagere (aka over-the-toilet-storage) with aluminum shelves which just might allow you to start referring to your bathroom as the water closet.
13. A solid wood storage bench, because when you think about it, shouldn't all benches have some storage capacity? They're not chairs. They're not going anywhere. They stay put. So they should hold some stuff too.
14. A two-tier, steel bar cart with glass shelves that can open up much-needed cabinet space while you're opening up a nice bottle of vino or mixing up a tasty cocktail.
15. A matte finish, weather-resistant three-piece iron bistro set for outdoor dining and drinking or conversing and contemplating. Somehow that orange color just works!
16. A dining table with powder-coated metal legs for keeping the guestlist for fine dining at a minimum but still allowing for enough elbow room no matter what meal you're sitting for.
17. A Kohler single-door, frameless mirrored medicine cabinet constructed from anodized aluminum and tempered-glass, because bathroom storage space is always at a premium and there's usually only one way to go: up on the wall.
18. A tufted upholstered storage platform bed with four rollout drawers to store linens, out-of-season clothes, or even shoes. The best part? You'll never have to vacuum under it until you move!
19. A secretary desk with hutch that's more of a cabinet-meets-standing-desk (with room for laptops only) situation and includes a cable management system for cutting down on clutter.
20. A television stand to accommodate TVs up to 49-inches with interior shelves and a cabinet for displaying knickknacks or hiding any unsightly media devices (looking at your router).
21. A three-piece set of C-shaped nesting tables that's like a Matryoshka doll for your living room. Use them individually for multiple tasks and then stack them within each other whenever you're finished.
Remember, when you don't live with Uncle Phil and Aunt Viv you're going to have to give a little more thought about what furniture is going to fit in your living room.
