16 Tiny House Living Room Furniture Ideas (Photos)

Tiny house Designed and built by Summit Tiny Homes.

This tiny house living room is spacious without much furniture except for a blue loveseat sofa situated against a bookcase and small propane fireplace. Designed and built by Wind River Tiny Homes. Photography by @dillan4c

Relatviely spacious living room in this tiny house. The U-shaped built-in blue and white sectional sofa is a bit larger than most – long enough to fully recline. There is storage underneath. There’s also a wall-mounted TV, which is not all that common in tiny houses. The Rustic ceiling beams which match the hardwood flooring look great against the white wood and walls. Designed and built by Summit Tiny Homes.

Here’s a tiny home living room with a white cathedral ceiling, white walls, bay window and a comfortable sectional sofa (not built-in). The Living room is situated at the end of the tiny house next to the kitchen. The bay window and two side windows shed the space with plenty of natural light. Designed and built by Summit Tiny Homes.

Here’s a very nice and spacious living room for a tiny house. It’s a dedicated room separate from the rest of the house and includes a yellow futon, coffee table, white walls, wood flooring, wall art and 2 windows with curtains. I would add more seating but otherwise, I like the dedicated living room space. Designed by Brian Crabb at Vivacollectiv.com.

This tiny house dedicated a lot of space to the kitchen and includes a breakfast bar dining area so the remaining space for a living room is minimal. The living room here consists of a small window nook sofa shown above. Source: the hOMe project

This tiny house living room has a wall-mounted TV, cathedral ceiling, white wood walls and a beautiful custom-built u-shaped sectional sofa with storage drawers. The living room space is separated from the rest of the home with flanking shelves.

Close up photo of a large built-in sofa in the living room area of a tiny house. Plenty of windows all around the space shed it with plenty of light. The light gray cushions go well with the white sofa base, walls and ceilings.

Placing a tiny house living room under the sleeping loft makes sense since you mostly sit down. That’s exactly what how this tiny home was designed by Backcountry Tiny Homes. The space includes a large chaise lounge white sectional sofa that spans the entire width of the home. I particularly like the natural wood walls.

Large living room in a tiny house with plenty of bookshelves (floor-to-ceiling) as well as a long red built-in l-shaped sectional sofa that looks great with the red front door. The ceiling is dark wood with recessed lighting (looks great).

Here’s a close-up of the seating and coffee table in this tiny house living room.

Here’s a minimalist tiny house living room that includes a fold-up floating desk for a workspace. The seating includes a built-in l-shaped sofa and basic desk chair.

Here’s an example of a fairly large living space area in a tiny house that includes a sofa, a desk and a small dining table that doubles as second desk. You can buy the plans for this tiny house here.

Here’s a rare tiny house living room with a full wall mural for wall art. The u-shaped cushioned bench is located under a loft twin bed.

The living room in this tiny home is situated between the kitchen and bathroom/bunk bed area. It consists of a simple sofa.

The nook bench area of the living room converts into a small dining table that accommodates 3 people.

This example is the living room in what is called a micro house, which is 675 sq. ft. It’s larger than a tiny home and therefore you have the space for a more traditional style living room as seen here with small sofa, armchair and coffee table. This micro home was designed and built by Wind River Tiny Homes.