Palm Springs Gray 3 Pc Sectional Alpen Ridge Brown 7 Pc Living Room reclining sofa, stationary loveseat, 3 pc table set, lamp(s) (2) Gianna Gray Leather 5 Pc Living Room stationary loveseat, reclining sofa, 3 pc table set Chief Brown 2 Pc Living Room stationary loveseat, power reclining sofa Brenton Court Platinum 5 Pc Sectional Living Room 2 pc sectional, cocktail table, end table, lamps Veneto Brown Leather 5 Pc Living Room reclining sofa, stationary loveseat, 3 pc table set Metropolis Indigo 3Pc Sectional Auburn Hills Brown Leather 3 Pc Reclining Living Room power recliner, reclining sofa, reclining console loveseat Sky Ridge Mahogany 5 Pc Leather Reclining Living Room reclining console loveseat, reclining sofa, 3 pc table set Bellingham Cardinal 7 Pc Living Room sofa, loveseat, 3 pc table set, lamp (2) Alpen Ridge Tan 7 Pc Living Room Bonita Springs Beige 7 Pc Living Room The right furniture makes any space feel like home, and we're in the business of making sure every customer finds living room furniture and accessories suited to their styles and needs.
Browse our inventory to find brilliant two-piece, three-piece, even seven to eight-piece living room furniture sets featuring different styles, designs, and colors at competitive prices. Our living room sets feature dozens of respected designers with countless décor themes. Choose from contemporary living room sets or retro living room furniture to accent any room in the house. Living room collections we carry often feature several pieces. Certain living room sets may include sofas, loveseats, end tables, coffee tables, and lamps. We also offer chairs, ottomans, and sleeper sofas to match casual and formal living room sets. Whether you use the living room to host parties or just want a great part of the house to relax, our living room pieces match casual, contemporary, traditional, or transitional décor. Colors and fabric tones include such classics as beige, brown, white, and black. We also offer more specialized living room furniture colors, like blue, burgundy, gray, red, rust, and off-white, to name a few.
Our living room sets often feature wood finishes and upholstered pieces made with fabrics, such as chenille, cotton, Microfiber, leather, and faux leather. Our living room sets showcase the bright and colorful to the simple and traditional. A leather sectional made from high-quality fabric will brighten up any room and serve as an entertaining focal point. Some of our living room collections add earth-tone dimensions, like green and dark brown, to a living space. Many sets pair well with designer pillows and throws also found on our website. Our company promise ensures that every Rooms To Go living room set for sale is durable, stylish, and most importantly comfortable. Whether you want an affordable living room set with green fabric, sleeper sofas and mahogany end tables or beige leather recliners and a black finished coffee table, we have what you're looking for.skip to: page content | links on this page | How to Sign Up Your Sign Up Checklist Services in the Halls
Staff and Hall Offices Faculty and Staff Involvement Addresses, Mail and Packages Dining Plan Change Request Need to Live Off Campus? Room Furnishings and Dimensions Check the chart below for dimensions for standard rooms. Please remember that some rooms are not standard rooms (corner rooms, etc.) therefore the information below is provided as a general guide. We recommend seeing the student's room first before cutting carpet to final size. Also, please check our What To Bring » list for information about what you can and cannot bring ot your residence hall room, and check the Residence Halls Comparison Chart » for side-by-side hall details. MicroFridges from Collegiate Concepts, Inc. are available for rental for the academic year and Residence Hall Linens » are available for purchase. Shared Rooms with Movable Furniture Twin Beds (extra long) Medicine Cabinet with Mirror Cable TV and Ethernet connections 39" W x 80" L
41" D x 45" W 47" D x 45" W 45" D x 44" W 40" H x 67" L (2) 30" H x 67" L (2) 48" W x 24" D x 30" H 30" W x 24" D x 30" H Shared Rooms with Built-In Furniture Twin Pull-Out Beds(extra long except Hulen/Clement and Wall/Gates) Closets with Overhead Storage Chitwood/Weymouth », Coleman » 39" W x 76" L built-in (drawers vary in size) 12" H (2 drawers) 77" W x 4" H (2) 77" W x 13" H (2) 77" W x 6" D built-in above desk (3 shelves) 41" W x 35" D 43" W x 31" D 81" W x 41" H 77" W x 41" H 72 ¼" L x 55 ⅛" H 119" L x 53" H 11" D x 78" W x 29 ¾" H Space Between Bed and Bolster Twin Bed (extra long) 24" D x 60" W 24" D x 72" W 64" H x 36" L (4) 64" H x 36" L (2) 64" H x 33" L (2) 48" W x 24" D 30" H 29" W x 57" L x 30" H 24" W x 32" L x 30" H West Village 1 Bedroom West Village 2 Bedroom West Village 4 Bedroom A-C
West Village 4 Bedroom D 48" x 24" x 30" 60" x 24" x 30" full kitchen with oven dining table and chairsFind Concrete Patio Contractors Patio Placement and Layout Tips Patio Sizes and Dimensions Choosing Patio Surfaces and Materials Patio Designs and Ideas Stamped Concrete and Other Popular Patio Finishes Advantages of Concrete Patios Benefits of a Concrete Patio: The top reasons to install a concrete patio Maintenance is a Breeze Review our Comprehensive Section on Stamped Concrete Concrete Contractors: Find Products and Supplies in Your Area Design Ideas: Concrete Patio Info One of the most challenging aspects of hardscape design is the proper placement and sizing of outdoor patios. Good patio design gives you the opportunity to create an outside living area - an extension of your home - for entertaining and relaxing all year round. To know which patio type will best suit your needs, you must determine how it will be most used, and how much space you have to work with.
In large backyards, an open outdoor living room space may be ideal. If you have a quaint courtyard or side yard area, a bistro patio with a vertical wall fountain might be your best bet. Below are links to the most common dimensions for good patio size. You can also print the patio size chart (PDF) for reference. Determining which patio type is right for your property A little bit of homework is required when deciding on a patio layout. Before your patio is poured, you need to think through exactly how you plan to use it. Do you like to entertain? Then you might think about creating various large patio areas to accommodate dining areas. Or is your backyard your private sanctuary? Then you might prefer bistro-size outdoor rooms with various small, cozy destination areas throughout your yard. If you have young children, designating play areas may be part of your plan. The options may be endless, but the theory is the same that "form follows function". In essence, determine what it is you like to do and let your patio design come about from that thought process.
To aid in the understanding of the "function" of the space, ask yourself the following questions: How many people do you entertain on a regular basis? Do you also have large parties? How many people do you typically need to accommodate at these parties? What are your favorite patio finishes? What style, size and quantity of patio furniture will you be using in the yard? Armed with the answers to these basic questions you can lay out patio space appropriately. Standard size 6-7 feet. Great for side yards and little back corner destinations. Bistro-style concrete patios are great for side yards, corners and small backyard destination spots. Because of their diminutive size, they can be a challenge to design. Attention must be given to making the patio large enough to be functional yet small enough to fit the space. If the patio will have a stamped design, the pattern must be chosen carefully so it will fit nicely within the tight layout. Here are few additional design tips:
Make the patio large enough to accommodate a small table and at least two chairs. A good size for a bistro patio is about 6 to 7 feet in diameter. When it comes to stamp pattern choices, smaller is usually better. Consider using cobblestone or brick versus large field stone or slate patterns. Large patterns will overwhelm the space and it will be difficult to establish pattern continuity in such a small area. Another option is to use an embossing or texture skin over the entire patio for a more subtle look. For examples, see Stamped Concrete Patterns and Designs. Because bistro patios are usually adjacent to the home, it’s best to keep the colors simple and choose tones that complement the façade of the house. Get more bistro patio planning tips: Design Ideas for Small Backyard Patios Standard size 16-18 feet. Great for deep seating patio furniture. The big trend in concrete patios is to make them function as outdoor living rooms, complete with all the furnishings you would find indoors, such as lounge chairs, couches and coffee tables.
Usually larger in size than the average patio, living room patios often include an outdoor fireplace or fire pit for warmth and nighttime ambience. They may also incorporate seat walls, water features and outdoor lighting. Because living rooms patios often accommodate multiple functions, a good plan is important. Here are a few design tips: Create a list of the furniture you want to place on your living room patio, along with the rough dimensions, so you can size the patio appropriately. The average size for a living room patio is approximately 16 by 18 feet. To accommodate your guests, be sure to provide ample room for traffic flow. A good rule of thumb is to allow a 3-foot clearance around furniture. For more intimacy, your outdoor living area should have a central conversation area designed around a focal point, such as a fireplace or fire pit. To shelter your living room patio from harsh sunlight and rain, consider installing a pergola supported by decorative concrete columns or a gazebo.
See this project: Stamped Concrete Patio and Pergola Transform a Backyard. Use concrete or masonry seat walls to create zones for different activities and to provide decorative interest. Standard size 12-14 feet. Great for accommodating a 48" round table. Get more living room patio planning tips: Design Tips for Planning Your Outdoor Room A 48" round table can seat 6-8 people depending on the size of the chairs. The minimum patio size to accommodate a 48" round table is 10 feet 6 inches. This allows enough space to pull out chairs, but not much walk around space. Use 12-14 feet as a minimum patio size allotment for each 48" round table you intend to accommodate. Size your patio based on your entertaining needs and the number of people you plan to host regularly. View this patio sizing chart for standard round and rectangular spacing. Download a checklist that will help you create your outdoor room (PDF) Standard size 2-6 feet. Great for lounge chairs and cocktail tables.