Living room
The most useful starting point is not a style label. It is the way people gather, sit, move, watch, read, talk, and put things down.
Write down how many people use the room every day and what they actually do there. A conversation-first layout, a television-first layout, and a room that must do both will ask different things of seating and circulation.
Record the main wall, the usable floor area, door swings, windows, outlets, and the paths to adjacent rooms. Measure the narrowest doorway and hallway on the route into the room as well as the room itself.
What dimensions need to be confirmed for the piece?
How does the seat depth and height feel to the people using it?
What material and care information is available?
What are the current price, availability, delivery or pickup options, and applicable policies?
Bring measurements, a wide room photo, and the number of everyday seats. The showroom is at 225 W Brandon Blvd.