I bought this for a quiet corner next to the window and it has basically become my reading spot every night. The seat is deep, the back feels supportive and the sherpa is really cosy.

The white oak veneer and ash details give the sideboard a really calm, natural look. It fits our neutral dining room perfectly.

The 120 cm width fits our study wall really well. I can keep my laptop, monitor and notebook on the desk without the room feeling crowded.

The seat is soft but still supportive. I can sit here for a long time without feeling like I sink too far in.

I wanted something that did not look like standard office furniture. The jujube red finish gives the room a lot more personality and still feels refined.

The pink-red colour is what sold me. It adds something to the bedroom without feeling too childish, and it looks especially nice against our cream wall.

The walnut tone is deep and warm rather than almost black. It gives the dining room a much richer feel.

The blush marble is easily the highlight. The veining on ours is quite soft and it looks beautiful against the oak-brown body.

I was nervous about adding colour to the dining room, but the nude peach pink is soft enough that it still feels grown-up.

The darker walnut detail against the light oak gives the front just enough contrast. It is subtle but you definitely notice it.

The black cement-effect base gives the light oak exactly the contrast it needs. It stops the cabinet from looking too soft.

The Bulgari Black stone is definitely the first thing you notice. The natural pattern gives the whole piece much more character than a normal wood shelf.

At 114 cm high, this gives us much more vertical storage than a normal low sideboard. It works really well on our narrow wall.

The walnut tone is rich without looking red. Ours has a really nice grain across the front and it warms up the whole dining area.

We had a 3-metre dining wall that always looked empty. The 235 cm width finally gives the space the right scale.

We did not have room for a long sideboard, so the 90 cm width and 150 cm height made much more sense. It stores a lot without taking over the wall.

We had a blank wall beside the sofa for ages. The 160 cm width fills it properly without making the room feel crowded.

The solid ash details on the doors give the front a much more substantial look. The grain is lovely up close.

The stone texture on the vertical panels makes this feel much more special than a standard wood bookshelf.

It gives me enough space for a monitor and laptop without needing a huge room. The 65 cm depth feels comfortable too.

The seat has a nice plush feel on top but still gives enough support underneath. I can sit here for a long time without feeling too sunken in.

What I like most is that the travertine continues down into the support legs. It makes the table feel much more sculptural than a standard stone top on a separate base.

The arms make a big difference during longer dinners. It feels supportive and relaxed without becoming too lounge-like.

The chair is comfortable on its own, but with the footstool it becomes a proper lounging chair. I use the set every evening after dinner.

The nude peach pink is softer than a normal pink and works really well with our warm white bedroom. It adds colour without taking over the room.