1. Use a hanging chair as extra seating

It’s important for a living room to have plenty of seating for guests to gather. But who says you have to stick to traditional armchairs? This Miami Rope Hanging Chair adds some bohemian flair while also providing a great place for guests to sit. Add a few pillows for max comfort!

2. Create a reading nook

If you have a corner of a room that’s empty or lacking personality, it’s the perfect place to put a reading nook. Hang something like this Fargo Indoor/Outdoor Hammock between your two walls and place a rug underneath to tie it all together. Add a little side table or bookshelf so you can enjoy all your favorite reads while lounging around in a great indoor hammock.

3. Use it as a daybed

Lots of people put a daybed in nurseries or other kids’ rooms so they can rest while their children take a nap. But daybeds can be expensive—and take up a lot of unnecessary space. So how about hanging an indoor hammock instead? This Monterey Crochet Hammock is totally a darling (and a cocoon of comfort). Complete the space with a couple pillows and throw blankets so it’s naptime-approved for both parents and kids!

4. Hang one in your indoor-outdoor space

If you have a sunroom or enclosed porch, it’s the ideal spot to put a hammock. The Panama Green Tropical Hammock packs a punch of color and design to breathe new life into your indoor-outdoor space.

5. Use it as a sofa alternative

Sometimes tiny spaces don’t allow for large sofas or sectionals—and a perfect solution to that pesky problem is hanging an indoor hammock! Set one up, like the Kilimanjaro Tribal Hammock, in front of a TV and coffee table (just like where you’d place a real sofa) for a super-cozy living room vibe.

So, the next time you think you can only use a hammock outdoors, think again! There are plenty of ways to incorporate an indoor hammock into your space—from your living room to your bedroom and beyond. To check out even more of Fab Habitat’s hammocks, shop here.