A sette can be the perfect addition to any room in a home. I often see settees when I’m shopping and have to stop the urge to purchase each one. There are multiple uses for settee. These are my 5 favorite.
Dining Room Seating
Long gone are the days of uniform chairs at a dining room. People are now opting for comfortable benches or settees. A dining room settee combines a high back chair with bench seating. It is the best of both worlds.
Home Office
Some home offices may have limited seating. A settee can be used if you desire more than a chair but less than a full sofa. I love the idea of having a settee in a home office. It can be designed to make the space look beautiful and functional.
End of Bed
If your bedroom is big enough for a settee to be placed at the foot of your bed, go for it. In addition to being visually pleasing, it can also be functional. You can use it for additional seating, a place to put on your shoes, or lay your purse. You can also use this space to store your decorative pillows when you are sleeping in bed.
Living Room
A settee is the perfect seating option for a small living room. You can pair it with two accent chairs without compromising style and function. You can also opt to have more than one settee in the space. Any option you choose would be perfect.
Entry Way
A settee is the perfect accent piece in the entry or foyer of your home. I recently replaced my outdated console with a beautiful settee that I found at Ross. I absolutely look the new look. I added a few accent pieces to the sides of the settee and a pillow and it looks amazing.
I hope you found these ways to decorate your home with a settee useful to you. Do you have a sette? How do you use it in your home’s decor? Please feel free to ask any questions or leave your suggestions in the comment section.
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Joe Hall says
It makes sense to pair the settee with two smaller chairs that all match and look great in the room. My sister is going to buy a lot of new decors this year so that her home is modern. She needs to find a local store that has a nice range of decor that she can sort through and choose from.
PAUL WICKS says
This really is true. People are changing the classic home to modern home. And the home office situation from the pandemic has a great effect on it. I’m glad that you mentioned it. I’ll start changing mine too. I really appreciate your post and ideas 🙂
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