concept   furniture
culture   Western countries
statement   Furniture in Western countries prioritizes functionality, comfort, personal preference, and practicality.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 arranging furniture Western countries Furniture arrangement may focus more on practicality and personal taste rather than adherence to specific principles of energy flow 1
2 arranging furniture Western countries Furniture is often arranged to focus on a central piece, such as a sofa or coffee table. 1
3 furniture Western countries Common for households to have a variety of furniture, including sofas, dining tables, and beds, often for decorative purposes as well as functional. 1
4 furniture Western countries Furniture is commonly used to decorate and furnish indoor spaces, with a focus on comfort and style. 1
5 furniture Western countries Emphasis on comfort, style, and individuality 1
6 furniture Western countries Furniture often designed for comfort and functionality 1
7 furniture Western cultures Having a variety of furniture pieces is common and desirable. 1
8 furniture arrangement Western culture Furniture placement is often based on functional aspects and design aesthetics 1
9 furniture arrangement Western cultures Living room furniture often arranged to face the television or fireplace 1
10 furniture placement Western countries Furniture placement is often based on functionality and personal preference. 1
11 furniture placement Western countries Placing furniture against walls to create open space is common 1
12 furniture placement Western culture Furniture placement guided by practicality and personal preference 1
13 space-saving furniture Western countries Less common due to generally larger living spaces 1
14 storage furniture Western countries Storage furniture like cabinets, closets, and wardrobes are common in Western households for organizing and storing clothes, linens, and other items. 1