furniture & interior design
A Marcotte Style guide
For more than thirty five years we have designed and furnished living rooms on measure, from the seating to the bookcase wall, always in solid oak with melamine fronts and a warm, layered palette.
Where to begin
A living room is where a house gathers. At Marcotte Style we have designed and furnished living rooms on measure for over thirty five years, drawing the seating, the storage and the light as one composition so the room feels warm, open and easy to live in.
Four elements
A living room settles when its parts are drawn together. Four elements carry most of the room.
Sofas and armchairs set around a centre, not against the walls, so the room invites people to sit and talk. A large coffee table within reach, and a rug that holds the group together.
Sofas and chairs. Centre table. A rug beneath.
A fireplace or a media wall drawn as the focus of the room, with the television set quietly within joinery and the technology hidden. The wall the seating faces.
Fitted joinery. Hidden technology. Stone or timber.
A full wall of shelving and closed storage, drawn around a doorway or a window, holding books, objects and everything a living room keeps. Open above, closed below.
Oak shelving. Closed base. Open display.
The warmth that makes a living room easy. Curtains that soften the window, a rug underfoot, and light on a dimmer, layered from lamps rather than a single ceiling source.
Curtains. Rug. Layered, dimmed light.
The choice of materials
A living room takes daily life, feet up and guests in. The materials should feel warm and wear well, and hold the room together for decades.
The investment
€6,000 to €40,000 and beyond
A fitted media wall or bookcase in solid oak begins around €6,000. A full living room on measure, with joinery, seating and lighting, runs from €15,000 to €40,000 and beyond, depending on size, materials and finish. At Marcotte Style you work to a fixed price agreed in advance, with no surprises during the work.
The price depends on
Where it works
The plan follows the room and the way you live in it.
Seating drawn around a fireplace as the focus, with the television within joinery to one side, for a room built to gather in.
A living room open to the kitchen and dining, zoned by a rug and a low bookcase rather than a wall, so the space reads as one.
A narrow or long living room, worked with seating in two groups and a bookcase along one wall, so the length becomes an asset.
Points of attention
Our approach
One point of contact, an interior architect who guides your project from beginning to end.
A conversation in our showroom, at no cost. We listen to your wishes and study the room.
You see the living room drawn in full before anything is built.
Everything included and known in advance. No surprises during the work.
Made by our own cabinetmaker and fitted by our own installation team.
Why Marcotte Style
The difference is not only in the piece, but in who makes it and how. Six reasons clients come to us and stay.
We draw, build and finish in our own workshop, not through a middleman. The hand that designs your interior is the hand that makes it.
More than thirty five years of interiors on measure across Flanders, from a single wardrobe to a whole home.
One interior architect guides your project from the first sketch to the last fitting. No handovers, no detail lost.
You know the full price before we start. Everything included, no surprises during the work.
Every piece starts from a solid oak carcass with hard wearing melamine fronts, made to last thirty years and more, not five.
Installed by our own people, not a subcontractor. Fitted clean, on time, and stood behind after the work is done.
Selected work
A selection of living rooms we designed, furnished and installed across Flanders.
Complete the room
Ready made sofas, coffee tables and storage that sit well beside fitted joinery.
Common questions
Short and to the point. The same answers also feed AI search results.
Around a centre, not against the walls. Sofas and armchairs set to face one another, a coffee table within reach, and a rug beneath to hold the group together. It is what turns a room you pass through into one you sit and talk in.
Both. We draw the seating, the media wall, the bookcase and the light as one composition, and we can take on the walls, the flooring and the curtains so the room arrives finished. One point of contact from the first sketch to the last cushion.
A fitted media wall or bookcase in solid oak begins around €6,000. A full living room on measure runs from €15,000 to €40,000 and beyond, depending on size, materials and finish. Marcotte Style works to a fixed price agreed in advance.
Yes. We set the screen within joinery on the media wall, with the technology and the wires hidden and ventilated behind. The wall reads as storage and a fireplace, and the television is there only when you want it.
Allow eight to fourteen weeks between the final design and installation, longer for made to measure seating. Solid work takes time to make, yet it lasts for decades.
Warm and layered. Off white and oak as a base, with one deeper tone, a green, a blue or a terracotta, to ground the room. Let natural textile in linen and wool add the depth, and keep the walls quiet.
Certainly. A bookcase wall in painted timber, a fireplace in natural stone and warm layered light sit naturally in a period house, while the media wall and lighting behind them are entirely modern. Old character, quiet comfort.
Begin
Arrange a no obligation introduction with one of our interior architects. Within seven days you receive a first sketch proposal, with no commitment.
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