s/o furniture on angles

[sjh722]

Do you arrange things at an angle? (as seen in listing pictures below.)

Our new secretary keeps angling everything in our office. Her printer, phone, and computer. The stuff by the copy machine. I came in this morning and the guest chair in my office was angled. I dragged it back into place - angled furniture drives me crazy 99% of the time.

[tarheels]

As a general rule, no. But things like a small chair in a corner, yeah, to better fit in the corner.

[emoflamingo]

The only piece angled is our arm chair in the living room. Because if it weren't, it would be more of a blockage for the walkway. But everything else is pretty much parallel to a wall somewhere.

[Ramz-ee]

Other than as Tarheels mentioned, a chair in a corner, I do not like furniture angled. At. All. It actually drives me batty when I see it done. I can't explain why I feel that way though. Lol.

[penguin23]

No. The only time I've ever seen it and liked it was at a bed n breakfast in Newport. It was an old house with more beach antique decor and a smaller room. Otherwise I think it looks kind of weird.

[heygrey]

i have one chair angled, because it fits best that way, but otherwise - no. it makes wasted space and looks silly.

[ssmjlm]

No I'm a clean line person. We have our big hair angled in our living room bc of how the door behind it opens.

[Deleted]

Not unless it's a chair or accent furniture that's going in a corner.

Otherwise, it's odd to have your couch angled in the center of a room. No?