If the space can’t be used for artwork or plants, then add a few shelves or a handy cupboard to store everyday essentials. Alternatively, you can place your plant on a side table for extra height or introduce a collection of three houseplants - all styled at different heights - to the corner of your living room to create the same impact.' 'When it comes to finding the perfect plant, go big if you can afford to and make a real statement of the space. 'Choose a beautifully bold planter (either something patterned, black or gold) and introduce to the corner of your living space to add purpose and a healthy dose of gorgeous greenery. 'Plants are my secret weapon for any awkward corner in the living room,' she explains. Plants, plants, and more plants, says Jane Rockett, of Rockett St George. (Image credit: Maestri Studio/Nathan Shroder) What do you put in an awkward corner of a room? You could also choose to go the decorative route and add large plants, art features, or a plinth with a vignette or ceramic vase on top. 'From a chaise longue or accent chair to an elegant bureau or drinks cabinet, make the most out of the space by adding useful furniture or storage essentials.' 'If there’s a corner to fill in your living room, make a statement with a gorgeous piece of furniture,' says Juliette Thomas, founder and director of Juliettes Interiors. 'For any living rooms with large, awkward corners that mean your side table would be completely lost, a coffee table is the answer and by pairing this with a gorgeous armchair, you can create the perfect cosy spot for me-time, whether that means reading a magazine or enjoying a glass of wine.' What can I put in the corner of my living room? She adds: 'I also use my corner side tables to display books, candlesticks, oversized vases of pampas stems and of course, scented candles. 'So, I opted for side tables and have dotted these around the space to house table lamps and create soft pools of lights that achieve an atmospheric glow, that you simply can’t get from overhead lights.' 'My home was a pub in its former life and as a result we have a large open plan living space with lots of corners that needed to be considered when adding furniture to the room. 'I love creating style spots with side tables and have a collection displayed around my living space,' says Jane Rockett, Co-founder of Rockett St George. A bare corner is the ideal place to position modern living room furniture such as a cool coffee table or side table that you can dress up with books or lamps.
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