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How to Select a Sectional Sofa

A sectional sofa is perfect to host guests or provide additional seating for family and friends. They come in a wide range of colors, styles, and upholstery to suit every taste.

Be aware of these factors before you buy a sectional sofa that is suitable for you: Size RAF (right arm facing) or L-shaped.

Size

When selecting a sectional sofa, think about the size of the space that it will occupy. This will allow you to choose the ideal arrangement for your needs. Also, ensure that the piece will fit comfortably in the room, without feeling cramped.

Make sure you have enough space to move around the sofa and other furniture and walkways. As a general rule it is recommended to have at least 18 inches of space between the front edge of the sofa and other furniture pieces in the room, as well as from the back of the sofa to the walls.

If you have an open space the Luxurious Velvet L-Shape Sectional Couch with Ottoman sofa could help divide the space into smaller "rooms". This type of sofa gives more seating options than a traditional couch.

Sectional sofas are available in a variety of shapes sizes, styles and sizes to suit any decor. For instance, L-shaped sofas can offer plenty of seating for large families, and help create a more cohesive flow throughout the room. On the other side, U-shaped sectionals could be a great choice for smaller spaces and can allow for intimate conversations.

It is crucial to keep in mind that sectionals are often shipped in boxes and you will need to assemble them yourself. Before making a purchase take measurements of your doors and any other entryways the sofa might require to traverse, as well as any obstructions, like lighting fixtures or wall art that could get in its way.

Style

Many people are attracted by sectional sofas due to the many seating options available. They are also a great choice for those who must take in a lot of people at a time and can be a great choice for open floor plans. However, purchasing one isn't something to be taken lightly as it can be a challenge to select the right one for your space.

The best way to determine the right style is to look at the features that matter to you. Some models have extras such as reclining seats and sleeper sofas, which can improve comfort and functionality. Other options include fabric upholstery like leather or microfiber. Certain sections also have various toss pillows that can further personalize your style.

Another aspect of sofa style to be aware of is the arrangement of your room. If you have a large open floor plan, placing your sofa in a way that creates boundaries without blocking the viewlines will aid in defining the seating area. Sectionals are the best choice since they can be reconfigured to meet your requirements.

The Broyhill Laramie Sectional is a great choice if you want a more traditional style. This sofa is an elegant design with rolled arms, bun feet and nailhead trim perfect for traditional or western d cor. It is available in various fabrics and comes with matching cushions.

Function

When many people hear the term "sectional sofa," they picture a large L-shaped couch that takes up the entire room. However, this image is not a good representation of sectionals because these movable pieces of furniture with upholstered upholstery can serve many different functions in the living room.

Think about the seating needs of you and your family when selecting the right sectional. You might require more room to sit down or a more intimate setting to encourage conversation and socializing. A sectional can be used for either purpose.

There are a variety of options for sectionals that include U-shaped, L-shaped and symmetrical. Specialized sections, like reclining or ACQCA L-Shape Sleeper Sofa: Stylish And Functional Design sofa sections, can be added to create a totally flexible piece of furniture.

If you're looking for a sofa that will offer enough seating for a busy household A sectional that has curving design can give a sculptural touch to your room and provide a comfortable sitting position for your family. A curved sectional is ideal for larger spaces since it can accommodate up to eight people.

Modular sectionals let you customize your seating arrangement at will according to who is visiting and what you are doing in your home. These modular sections come in various shapes and sizes, including chaises, armless pieces and corner wedges that can be used to arrange your seating.

If you have an open floor plan, think about floating your sectional to make it appear larger and more inviting. As shown in the photos above, @ahoneohome is floating their Verona Performance Boucle Curve Sectional and Isaac Leather Ottoman on an enormous rug to create an inviting seating area that defines the seating area without limiting the viewlines in an open space.

Versatility

As opposed to conventional sofas that are sold as is, sectionals can be purchased in a configuration to suit your seating requirements and space. This type of couch is ideal when you plan to utilize it in the future as a sleeper or add an extra chaise. Certain models let you change out the covers to create an entirely new design. For instance the Lovesac Sactionals sofa system allows you to choose any number of base pieces, and then add sides or seats to create your ideal arrangement. The sofa also comes with more than 200 covers, so you can easily change colors to give your sofa a fresh look.

The Albany Park modular sectional by West Elm is another option for flexibility. It comes in different shapes and sizes that can be incorporated into any space. You can extend the length of this sectional by adding an armless ottoman or chair. Its high-performance fabric is easy to clean and can resist spills such as Sriracha mayo, making it an ideal option for households with children and pets. The sofa also comes with a solid wood frame and ships in apartment-friendly boxes that are easy to maneuver through tight spaces.

In the end, the decision to purchase a modular or traditional sectional rests on several factors, including price as well as style and functionality. If you're looking to update your living room with a flexible seating arrangement, a sofa could bring elements of your decor together, creating a relaxing and welcoming environment for your family and guests. For more information on how to select the right sectional, take a look at our guide for experts. We've also highlighted some of the main distinctions between a traditional and modular sectionals.

Arrangement

The position of a sectional can affect the way it is placed within a living space. It's crucial to consider what room features you want to emphasize - like a fireplace or a view, or a space to watch TV - before selecting seating arrangements. Then, work your sectional into the design by strategically placing it around these focal points.

This arrangement is popular because it can reduce space while creating a cozy, tucked in look for your living area. This arrangement works well in small spaces with limited space and larger open-plan layouts. It's a great option to view the TV or fireplace, as it provides a comfortable and relaxing space to unwind.

Combine your sectional with decorative cushions that add texture and colour for a softer, more inviting appearance. Select a base pillow that is in harmony with your sofa's upholstery and then layer in contrasting throw pillows that have bold prints or patterns. Finish the look with lumbar cushions for extra support and comfort.

Another simple way to alter the modular sectional is to introduce decorative accessories and lighting. A well-placed rug can define the seating area, giving it visual depth. The right paint colors and accent decor as well as overhead lighting will ensure that your sectional will blend with your style. Place artwork on the wall to complement furniture and throw on a soft blanket like wool blankets and faux fur to create a cozy feel. And don't forget about ambient lighting - use tables lamps, floor lamps and ceiling fixtures to create the right light on your chill zone.