Newly Married? Here’s How to Make Your Living Room Your Happy Place

For newlyweds moving into their first home, here are some Scandi-chic beauties from Fritz Hansen that will make your new abode a cosy and elegant space

Living in a new home together—that’s one of the most significant milestones for newlywed couples. Besides tailoring your spaces to suit both your needs, your new abode also embodies a marriage of tastes and lifestyle. Making a house a home is a work in progress, as you source for the pieces that fit best in your abode together.

Above A living room furnished with the Planner coffee table, Let armchair and Alphabet sofa from Fritz Hansen, available from W. Atelier

If you simply adore the Scandinavian style, Danish design brand Fritz Hansen is certainly one of the top names that come to mind to bring instant hygge into your home; it's available exclusively in Singapore at W. Atelier. Their editions of mid-century classics by Arne Jacobsen are paired with contemporary additions by leading designers the likes of Piero Lissoni and Jaime Hayon, creating lively settings that embody both comfort and style in effortlessly elegant ways.

Embrace the process: we share some of the top pieces to cast your eye on for your living room.

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1. Fritz Hansen Lissoni two-seater sofa by Piero Lissoni

Above A pair of Fritz Hansen Lissoni two-seater sofa by Piero Lissoni

The work of Italian architect Piero Lissoni, this elegant sofa is an instant classic. Pairing clean lines with an elegant construction, this sofa is designed to be wider and deeper than other standard two-seaters to provide a comfortable seat to snuggle on. Choose from leather or fabric upholstery for the seats.

Available from W. Atelier

2. Fritz Hansen Alphabet sofa by Piero Lissoni

Above The Fritz Hansen Alphabet sofa by Piero Lissoni, upholsteed in a grey fabric

Prefer a cosier design? The Alphabet modular series, also designed by Lissoni, is playfully inspired by the structure of lego bricks. Additionally, the fully upholstered back, seat and armrest are fully removable to be cleaned or replaced when needed.

Available from W. Atelier

3. Fritz Hansen Swan and Egg chairs by Arne Jacobsen

Above The Egg (left) and Swan (right) lounge chairs by Arne Jacobsen, produced by Fritz Hansen

The distinctive curvy forms of the Swan and Egg chairs by Arne Jacobsen are among the iconic designs produced by Fritz Hansen, available with a polished aluminium base. First designed in 1958 for the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen, these seats are much admired for their organic silhouette, creating the perfect him-and-her accent pieces in the living room; the Swan features a cosier form for the petite, while the Egg offers a roomier cuddle with its high backrest.

Available from W. Atelier for the Egg chair and the Swan chair

4. Fritz Hansen Stub coffee table by Mette Schelde

Above The Fritz Hansen Stub coffee table by Mette Schelde, shown here with a light wood base

Inspired by the form of wood stumps in the forest, this coffee table by Danish architect Mette Schelde is a seamless mix of wood and glass; ‘stub’ means ‘stump’ in Danish. Constructed with no visible screws, the round glass top of this table appears to float above the wooden base and will pair perfectly with other modern designs in your home.

Available from W. Atelier

5. Fritz Hansen Planner coffee table by Paul McCobb

Above A group of Fritz Hansen Planner coffee tables by Paul McCobb

American architect Paul McCobb’s Planner coffee tables are known for their slender designs and utter simplicity. This family of tables features a slim powder-coated steel base, and a marble top in either a rectangular or circular form; group a few of these tables together to create a lively tableau in your living room.

Available from W. Atelier

6. Fritz Hansen Happy Hook by Jaime Hayon

Above A row of Fritz Hansen Happy Hooks by Jaime Hayon

A good dose of humour are perhaps essential to any happy relationship; let this cheerful accessory uplift your space. The wall-hung Happy Hook by Jaime Hayon that’s sure to bring a smile to your face, while keeping a jacket or a frequently used bag within easy reach in the living area.

Available from W. Atelier

About the author

As the regional managing editor for Tatler Homes, Xinying enjoys seeking design and decor inspiration from all conceivable sources, be it nature in all its colourful splendour to architecture, art and everyday objects. She firmly believes the best ideas can come from the most unexpected places; she's also always on the lookout for stylish new dining venues for her next meal.

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