EuroCasa Italia: Make Your Living Room Work for You

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Interior Design & Decorating Sep 30, 2026

Your living room has a lot to do. Let’s make it work.

Think about everything that happens in a living room. People watch TV, entertain friends, read, listen to music, display the things they love, hide the things they don’t want everyone to see, and these days, there’s a good chance they might even work there too.

So when planning a living room at EuroCasa Italia, the team doesn’t think it should just be about finding a nice TV unit or a bookcase. It’s about making the whole space work for its users. And that’s exactly why the team likes Trenta by Febal Casa.

At first glance, Trenta might look like a beautifully designed shelving system. But look a little closer and it becomes clear just how much you can do with it.

Open shelves give homeowners somewhere to display books, photographs, artwork and those pieces they’ve collected over the years. Closed cupboards take care of the everyday clutter. Glass-fronted sections let homeowners show off the things worth showing off, while integrated lighting can add a lovely glow when the evening rolls around.

And, of course, there’s space for the TV. But rather than designing the TV wall in isolation, it’s worth thinking about how it relates to everything around it.

Where does the sofa sit?
Where do people want to sit when entertaining?
Can the TV be seen comfortably from different parts of the room?
Where will books, artwork and favourite objects go?

Trenta can help bring many of these elements together in one design. There are options for desks, wine racks, sliding doors and clever room-divider solutions, so the system can work particularly well in an open-plan home. Homeowners can even incorporate a swivelling TV element, which is a clever touch if their living space connects to another part of the home.

Don’t be afraid of colour. The team at EuroCasa Italia is also a big believer in using colour to make a living room feel like a personal space. There’s no need to go all-out with bright colours. A little can go a long way.

Keep the main cabinetry neutral and introduce colour through a few doors or panels. Or choose a richer shade that ties in with the sofa, artwork, rug or accessories. The same goes for finishes. Wood effects, lacquer, glass and metal can all be mixed to create something that feels interesting without becoming too busy.

The advice? Don’t try to match everything. Find colours and finishes that work well together instead.

If space is limited, a system like Trenta can be particularly useful. And because the design can work vertically, homeowners can make use of space that might otherwise be wasted. It’s a simple idea, but it can make a surprisingly big difference.

And the EuroCasa Italia team can help work out how to make it all come together. If homeowners are thinking about updating their living room, they can pop into the EuroCasa Italia showroom and start a conversation. They can bring their ideas, their Pinterest saves, their measurements – or absolutely nothing at all.