Home Furniture
Explore home furniture for living rooms, bedrooms and guest rooms, including sofas, armchairs, coffee tables, TV stands, bedside tables and footstools. When choosing furniture, compare the overall width, depth and height with your available floor space. For smaller rooms, consider pieces that offer more than one function, such as convertible seating, storage ottomans and compact side tables.
Sofa Beds and Convertible Chairs for Small Living Rooms
For a flat, guest bedroom or living room where space is limited, a convertible chair can provide seating during the day and an occasional sleeping area when required. The HOMCOM 3-in-1 single sofa bed chair with adjustable backrest measures 65 x 69 x 80 cm in chair mode and converts into a sleeping surface measuring 185.5 x 60 cm.
The five-position adjustable backrest allows it to function as a chair, lounger or guest bed. Its metal frame, foam padding and removable pillow cover provide practical features for occasional use. Before buying, check the floor space required when fully unfolded, rather than relying only on the chair dimensions.
For larger seating arrangements, browse sofas and sofa beds to compare two-seater, three-seater and convertible designs. Consider seat depth, upholstery material, room layout and access through doorways and staircases before selecting a larger piece.
Kitchen and Dining
The kitchen and dining furniture collection includes dining tables, chairs, breakfast bar stools, kitchen trolleys, freestanding cupboards and kitchen storage accessories. For a compact kitchen, a freestanding cabinet can provide additional storage without requiring a complete fitted kitchen renovation. Measure the space around appliances and check that cupboard doors and drawers can open fully.
Freestanding Kitchen Cupboards with Adjustable Shelves
A tall cupboard can help organise dry food, tableware and everyday kitchen essentials by using vertical space. The HOMCOM tall kitchen pantry cupboard with motion-sensor LED lighting measures 80 x 40 x 176.5 cm. It features two cupboards with adjustable shelving and an integrated LED light with motion-sensing modes.
The cabinet includes anti-tip fittings and has a melamine-coated surface designed for easier cleaning. Its adjustable shelves are useful for organising different sizes of food packaging and kitchenware. Before installation, check the available ceiling height, the opening space for the doors and the wall-fixing requirements.
Other freestanding kitchen cabinets offer different combinations of open shelves, worktops, drawers and enclosed storage. For breakfast bars and kitchen islands, also consider seat height and the space needed to pull out dining chairs or stools.
Bathroom Furniture and Storage
The bathroom furniture and accessories collection includes bathroom cabinets, under-sink storage, mirrors, shower accessories and clothes drying racks. In a small bathroom, vertical cabinets and narrow storage units can help organise towels, toiletries and cleaning supplies while keeping walkways clear. Consider both the cabinet dimensions and the room's ventilation and moisture conditions.
Slim Bathroom Cabinets for Small Spaces
A tall, narrow cabinet may be useful beside a washbasin or in a corner where a wider cupboard would obstruct movement. The HOMCOM tall slim bathroom storage cabinet with soft-close doors measures 38 x 26 x 160 cm. Its six-tier layout includes upper and lower compartments, adjustable shelving and four soft-close doors.
The cabinet includes anti-tip hardware and is intended for organising towels, toiletries and other household essentials. Although suitable for bathroom storage, furniture panels should not be exposed to standing water. Wipe away splashes and maintain suitable ventilation to help protect the finish.
Browse bathroom cabinets and storage units for wall-mounted cupboards, freestanding cabinets and under-sink designs. Always check the position of pipework, door swings and wall fixtures before buying.
Storage Solutions for Every Room
The home storage furniture range includes wardrobes, bookshelves, chests of drawers, shoe cabinets, coat racks and multipurpose cupboards. For homes with limited floor space, consider tall units, narrow shoe storage and furniture with adjustable shelves. Different rooms require different storage layouts: closed cupboards help keep items out of sight, while open shelving allows easier access to frequently used belongings.
Slim Shoe Cabinets for Narrow Hallways
For a narrow entrance or hallway, a flip-down shoe cabinet can provide storage without the depth of a conventional shoe rack. The HOMCOM slim shoe storage cabinet with three flip-down drawers measures 60 x 24 x 128 cm and is designed to hold approximately 9 to 18 pairs of shoes, depending on their size and the shelf arrangement.
Its adjustable dividers accommodate different footwear styles, while the anti-tip kit helps secure the cabinet. Before choosing shoe storage, measure the width of your hallway, check the clearance needed to open the drawers and consider the size of the shoes you need to store.
Explore more shoe storage cabinets and hallway organisers for different combinations of enclosed cupboards, open racks and coat storage. Consider leaving space for wet shoes to dry before putting them inside closed compartments.
Kids Room Furniture
The kids room furniture collection includes children's beds, sofas, study furniture, bookshelves and toy storage organisers. When furnishing a child's bedroom or playroom, choose products designed for the appropriate age group, with accessible storage and sufficient floor space for movement. Check the stability of freestanding furniture and follow the manufacturer's assembly and anchoring instructions.
Children's Toy Storage with Removable Baskets
Storage organisers with removable baskets can help separate toys, books and everyday play items. The ZONEKIZ kids toy storage organiser with nine removable baskets measures 63 x 30 x 60 cm and features a three-tier layout with rounded edges.
It is intended for children aged 3 to 6 years and has a maximum load of 5 kg per basket. The removable baskets make it easier to separate smaller toys from books and accessories. Check the assembly instructions and position the unit away from obstacles or areas where children might attempt to climb.
Discover more toy storage units and children's organisers for bedrooms and playrooms. Low-level storage can make everyday items easier to reach, while heavier objects should be stored in a stable and secure position.
Heating and Cooling
The heating and cooling collection includes electric heaters, dehumidifiers, air purifiers, fans and air conditioning products. For Irish homes, managing indoor humidity, winter condensation and laundry drying can be important when selecting household appliances. Compare the intended room size, power requirements, controls and maintenance needs before choosing a device.
Dehumidifiers for Home Damp and Indoor Laundry Drying
A dehumidifier removes moisture from indoor air and can be useful where drying clothes indoors contributes to high humidity. The HOMCOM 12L per day home dehumidifier with laundry drying mode and timer is designed for rooms measuring approximately 10-25 m², according to the product specification.
It includes a 2L water tank, a continuous drainage option, a 24-hour timer, adjustable humidity settings and an automatic shut-off function when the tank is full. The stated extraction capacity is a rated maximum under specified conditions; actual moisture removal varies with room temperature and humidity.
When choosing a dehumidifier, consider where it will be positioned, the space required for airflow, the frequency of tank emptying and whether continuous drainage is practical. A dehumidifier can help manage airborne moisture but cannot repair water leaks or replace necessary ventilation.
Electric Heaters for Additional Room Heating
Electric heaters are available in different configurations, including freestanding heaters, wall-mounted panels and electric fireplaces. Before choosing, consider the manufacturer's recommended room size, power rating, thermostat settings and safety clearances. Keep portable heating appliances away from curtains, bedding and other combustible materials, and follow the electrical safety instructions provided with the product.
Home Accessories and Decoration
The home accessories and decoration collection includes floor lamps, wall mirrors, rugs, artificial plants and wall art. These products can help complete a room without replacing larger pieces of furniture. Before purchasing, consider how each accessory fits the available floor or wall space, the existing colour scheme and the lighting conditions.
Floor Lamps with Built-In Shelves
A floor lamp with storage shelves combines lighting with space for small decorative objects. The HOMCOM modern floor lamp with two display shelves and dual lighting measures 26 x 26 x 156 cm and is suitable for use in a living room or bedroom.
The lamp includes two small display shelves and uses E27 bulbs, with a maximum rating of 40W as specified by the manufacturer. Bulbs are not included. Check the available space beside your sofa or bed, the location of the power socket and the load limits of the shelves before use.
Browse home lighting and decorative lamps to compare floor lamps, table lamps and other lighting options. For decorative items, consider whether the product requires drilling, specialist fixings or regular cleaning.
How to Choose Home Furniture and Accessories
- Room dimensions: Measure the available width, depth and height before ordering. Leave enough clearance for doors, drawers, chairs and everyday movement around the furniture.
- Doorways and staircases: Check the width of entrance doors, internal doors, hallways and stair turns. For larger furniture, compare the packaged dimensions with the access route, not just the assembled size.
- Small living rooms: Consider compact sofas, convertible chair beds, narrow coffee tables and storage footstools. Check the space required when reclining or extending convertible furniture.
- Kitchen storage: Freestanding cupboards can provide extra shelves without changing fitted cabinets. Check the height, door clearance and wall-fixing instructions, especially for tall units.
- Bathroom humidity: Choose suitable storage materials and avoid leaving cabinet panels in prolonged contact with water. Maintain ventilation and follow the care instructions for coated surfaces.
- Hallway organisation: A slim shoe cabinet can help keep entrances clear. Measure the depth carefully and allow space for people to pass while cupboard doors are open.
- Children's furniture: Check age recommendations, weight limits, stability and anchoring requirements. Avoid placing climbable storage next to windows or other hazards.
- Heating and moisture control: Select appliances according to the intended room size and electrical requirements. Compare heater power, dehumidifier extraction capacity, tank volume and maintenance needs.
- Materials: Compare MDF, particleboard, metal, wood and upholstered finishes based on their intended use. Check cleaning requirements and avoid assuming that a water-resistant surface makes an entire product waterproof.
- Storage capacity: Look at the number of shelves and drawers, their internal dimensions and their individual weight limits. A tall cabinet does not necessarily provide more usable storage than a wider, lower unit.
- Assembly: Check whether the product is delivered flat-packed, what tools are required and whether wall anchoring is necessary. Larger pieces may require more than one person to assemble safely.
- Delivery planning: Check the delivery information for the selected product and your Irish address before ordering. Allow suitable space for receiving, unpacking and assembling larger furniture.
Frequently Asked Questions About Home and Living
What furniture works best in a small living room?
Compact sofas, convertible chair beds, slim side tables and storage ottomans can be practical choices. Before buying, measure the room and consider how doors, walkways and other furniture affect the usable space. For a sofa bed, check both the closed and fully extended dimensions.
How should I measure furniture for delivery into my home?
Measure the narrowest points along the delivery route, including external doors, hallways, internal door frames, staircases and landings. Compare these measurements with the packaged dimensions provided for the product. Pay particular attention to stair turns and areas where large boxes need to be rotated.
What is the difference between home furniture and home accessories?
Home furniture generally refers to functional pieces such as sofas, tables, cabinets, beds and storage units. Home accessories include decorative and smaller functional products such as lamps, mirrors, rugs, wall art and artificial plants. Some items combine both purposes, such as floor lamps with storage shelves.
What storage furniture is useful for a narrow hallway?
Slim shoe cabinets, narrow coat stands and compact storage benches can help organise a hallway. Choose furniture based on the available wall space and the depth needed for shoes or other items. Tall or narrow freestanding cabinets should be secured as instructed by the manufacturer.
How can I add storage to a small kitchen?
A freestanding kitchen cupboard, narrow trolley or compact shelving unit can provide additional storage. Measure the space around the fridge, cooker and kitchen doors, and make sure the new furniture does not block access to appliances or ventilation openings.
What should I look for in bathroom storage furniture?
Check the dimensions, internal shelving, door opening space and wall-fixing requirements. For bathrooms where condensation is common, consider how easily surfaces can be wiped dry and whether the room has suitable ventilation. Furniture should not be exposed to standing water unless specifically designed for it.
Can a dehumidifier help when drying clothes indoors in Ireland?
A dehumidifier can remove moisture released into the air by drying laundry and may help manage indoor humidity. Its effectiveness depends on the room size, temperature, humidity level and the appliance's extraction capacity. Ensure adequate ventilation and follow the manufacturer's operating instructions.
How do I choose furniture for a rented flat?
Freestanding storage units, compact sofas and movable furniture can be practical where permanent alterations are restricted. Check assembly and wall-fixing requirements, and obtain any necessary permission before drilling into walls. Furniture that requires anti-tip anchoring should not be used without the specified safety measures.
How can I make a child's bedroom easier to organise?
Use accessible storage for frequently used toys and books, and separate smaller items into labelled baskets or drawers. Choose furniture suitable for the child's age, keep heavier objects securely positioned and follow the manufacturer's safety instructions. Leave enough floor space for play and movement.
Are all home furniture products suitable for every room?
No. Products are designed for different environments and uses. A cabinet intended for a living room may not be suitable for a bathroom with frequent moisture exposure, while children's furniture may have specific age or weight restrictions. Always check the product description, dimensions, materials and instructions.
How do I choose a floor lamp for a small room?
Consider a floor lamp with a narrow base or built-in display shelves if space is limited. Check the lamp height, bulb requirements, cable position and distance from curtains or furniture. Make sure the base remains stable and the lamp does not obstruct walking routes.
How can I coordinate furniture and home accessories?
Start with the larger furniture pieces and then choose accessories that complement their colour, texture and proportions. For example, a neutral sofa can be paired with a contrasting rug or decorative lamp, while wood-effect storage furniture can be combined with simple metal or fabric accessories. Check measurements before buying to maintain a balanced room layout.
