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living room suite

living room suite

3.4
A set of matching furniture for a living room, like a sofa and chairs
  • noun
  • UK
translation icon : conjunto de sala
  • Here we have a living room suite by Alberghetti: sofa, three chairs, and coffee table.

Examples

  • After months of shopping, we finally found the perfect living room suite to match our home's decor.

  • The interior designer recommended a stylish living room suite that included a plush sofa and matching armchairs.

  • Their new living room suite featured elegant patterns and colors that brought warmth to the space.

Synonyms

suite
vsliving room suite
19 4.2

A set of matching furniture for a room, like a sofa and chairs

is limited to furniture especially intended for the home's main sitting area
living room set
vsliving room suite
  • US
1 2.1

A group of matching furniture for a living room like a sofa and chairs

is focused on seating pieces rather than sometimes including tables
living-room suite
vsliving room suite
  • UK
3.6

A set of matching furniture for a living room with a sofa and chairs

is the same meaning but written with a hyphen in some forms
livingroom suite
vsliving room suite
  • UK
3.4

A set of matching furniture for the living room, usually with a sofa and chairs

is the same meaning but written as a single word in some forms
living-room set
vsliving room suite
  • US
2.6

A set of matching furniture for a room where people sit and relax, like a sofa and chairs

is the same idea but uses a term emphasising the entire matched collection

How Complete

living room set
  • US
1 2.1
living room suite
  • UK
3.4
loveseat
  • US
4 3.4
chair
1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

living + room + suite

The phrase is transparently compositional: 'living room' names the room and 'suite' denotes a coordinated set, so a learner who knows both constituents can infer it means a matching set of furniture for the living room. This straightforward noun–noun modification is a common cross-linguistic pattern and should be immediately comprehensible to a B1 learner.

Etymology

The term living room suite may come from furniture sellers who used suite to mean a group of pieces that go together for the living room. So it now means 'a set of matching furniture for the living room'.