Lifestyles change. The way of living in the home changes. The way of planning interior design changes. This is all the more true for the living area, the most spacious and usually most lived-in room in the home between moments of relaxation on sofas and armchairs and conviviality around the table. Rethinking furniture, complements, objects, defining spaces aesthetically and functionally, can be the starting point when you want to renovate the living room, where plays of volumes, materials and colours define the relationship of forces between the various elements. Often, a well-designed and careful arrangement of furniture is enough to give a room a new face, renewing and expanding the space.