5 Modern Townhouse Design Interior Ideas with Lots of Multi-Purpose Furniture

For your modern townhouse, there are many things that you can do to make its interior look tidy. Using lots of multi-purpose furniture is a great idea, especially to reduce clutter inside your townhouse.

Here are 5 modern townhouse design interior ideas with lots of multi-purpose furniture to consider.

1. Cale Street by Stephen Fletcher Architects

A modern townhouse design interior idea with lots of multi-purpose furniture in this townhouse is perfect to create a cozy seating area. Cale Street by Stephen Fletcher Architects uses a big sofa for its living room to accommodate more family members to gather.

Photography: Stephen Fletcher Architects

2. Brooklyn Townhouse by Murphy Burnham & Buttrick Architects

Brooklyn Townhouse by Murphy Burnham & Buttrick Architects also has an awesome modern townhouse design interior idea with lots of multi-purpose furniture. In its living room, there is a beautiful white sofa completed with two attractive red chairs.

Photographer: Ty Cole

3. Throckmorton by OFFICIAL Studio

With a bright interior, the modern townhouse design interior idea with lots of multi-purpose furniture in this townhouse is perfect for an open floor plan. Throckmorton by OFFICIAL Studio has a beautiful grey sofa for its living area and a modern wooden table with four chairs for its dining area.

Photography: Robert Yu Photography and Jill Broussard Photography

4. Chambord Houses by BOOM TOWN

These townhouses have a modern townhouse design interior idea with lots of multi-purpose furniture perfect for urban living. Chambord Houses by BOOM TOWN only uses simple furniture in neutral colors for its living area.

Photographer: STEVE MONTPETIT

5. South Slope Brooklyn Townhouse by Barker Freeman

A decorative modern townhouse design interior idea with lots of multi-purpose furniture can be seen in South Slope Brooklyn Townhouse by Barker Freeman. This townhouse uses a blue sofa as statement furniture for its living room.

Photos by Francis Dzikowski

Photo styling by Brice Gaillard