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Buying a Sectional Sofa With Chaise

Sectional sofas come in a variety of sizes and shapes as well as configurations. One of the most sought-after choices is the chaise sectional.

This kind of sectional comes with the option of a reversible chaise sofa lounge. This means that you can switch it to the right or left side of the sofa. To accomplish this, remove the cushion at the opposite end of the couch with chaise and replace it with an ottoman that is floating and supports the longer chaise cushion.

Comfort

Whether your family regularly hosts games or you simply enjoy relaxing on the couch, a sectional sofa with chaise provides the comfort and flexibility. This sizable seating option is a fantastic alternative to traditional sofas and works equally well tucked into the corner of your living space as it does in an expansive open floor plan. There are many options available, from tufted velvet to slipcovered linen. They can be adapted to fit your personal style and needs.

If you're looking for a sectional that has chaise, you'll be able to choose from many sizes to choose from. This includes the popular L shape that appears like two sofas that are joined at a right angle. It's ideal for corners and can be placed in the middle or in the corner of the room. Four-2 piece sectional with chaise sectionals that are bigger can seat more people and work in large spaces. Certain sectionals feature an ottoman extension on one side that can be converted to a full-length chaise lounge. This style of sofa is not as common but it is incredibly comfortable. Certain models can also be called cuddler sectionsals.

The fabric you select for your sectional with chaise will also affect the overall comfort. Walsh suggests plush-performance fabrics that is easy to clean and resistant to stains and spills. They are available in a range of colors, from vibrant blues to muted greys and browns. There are also options made from leather, which is a classic choice for formal settings or anyone seeking to elevate their space by giving it a refined appearance.

Start by imagining the direction you'll be facing when sitting on your sofa. Then, choose your chaise layout based on that direction. You'll find right-facing and left-facing chaise sectional configurations aswell as U-shaped options that offer plenty of seating, and plenty of room to set up a coffee table in a cramped space.

To add more comfort to your sectional, consider adding a few accent pillows in your favorite color and setting an additional table to serve drinks or even remotes. You can also keep blankets and other pillows close by to help you kick back after a long day.

Style

Regardless of the dimensions or arrangement of your living space A sectional sofa with chaise can create a comfortable atmosphere. These seating options are ideal for open-plan living spaces and help maximize the space available to accommodate guests or family members. These seating options are modular, unlike traditional sofas. This lets you customize them to fit your space.

There are various styles to choose from that include contemporary and transitional models that are compatible with a variety decors. You can also find more formal styles that include decorative elements like nail head trim which are ideal for living rooms that are used to entertain guests.

Some sectional sofas that have chaise lounges are available in a U-shaped configuration and are perfect for spaces that are larger and can comfortably accommodate several people. They can offer more legroom than an L-shaped sofa, and also provide the added bonus of reclining seats that allow you to put your feet up after an extended day.

Two-piece sectional sofas smaller in size with chaises are great for small living spaces. They can be placed comfortably next to media consoles and coffee tables without obstructing walkways or other entry points. You can also find cuddlers that are similar to a chaise but does not come with a full-length footrest.

If you're working with a smaller space, you can choose either a right or left-facing chaise sectional, which allows you to not block pathways or other entry points within the room. You can also try an reversible sectional that allows you to alter your furniture arrangement at any time you'd like.

Choose a fabric sectional that complements the colors and materials of your living space. Leather is a classic option that looks sophisticated in every space. Cotton and suede are more casual in their appearance. You can also pick a patterned chaise sectional to add visual interest to your living space. There are many coordinating accent pillows available and you can also opt for an ottoman for an alternative to a coffee table to complement your sectional.

Durability

The most comfortable sectional couches are and durable, making them easy to maintain. They also are timeless and work well with different decorating styles. Some are ideal for families with children and pets. The majority of the models we tested can be accessed through standard doorways, and can even be carried up stairs. This makes them easy to move when you need to rearrange or move your furniture. Some even include a sleeper option which is ideal for guests with kids or adults who would like to relax in bed.

Most retailers deliver sectionals that are assembled and ready to use, however a few provide delivery and placement services. When buying a sectional remember that the overall dimensions (w x D x H) are the measurement from end-to-end for an L-sectional, or the longest side of the U-sectional. It is important to consider the dimensions of your room's height.

You'll also want to ensure that it is durable enough to meet your lifestyle. Some brands offer performance fabrics that resist stains, spills, and pets. The Kova sectional from West Elm, for example, has an adjustable cover that can be washed by machine and is impervious to wine, water, and Sriracha mayo staining. It also has a kiln dried wood frame and solid wooden legs and cushion covers that zip up. They come in a variety of colors.

Another option that is durable is the Essential sectional from Sabai. The American-made sofa by Sabai has an extension that can be placed on either side, as well as broad track arms. The soft, upcycled poly material is supple and has the look of velvet but at a lower cost. You can customize your look with up to 80 different fabrics and a vast range of colors.

The Burrow sectional from MadeRight CA is a newcomer to the market, but its owner, Edgar Blazona, has launched BenchMade Modern, a modern brand with a number of products that have been successful under his belt. This modular sectional is comfortable and durable, featuring high-density foam seats and an integrated USB charger. It's also eco-friendly as the company uses wood that is responsibly sourced and optimized fabric cutting to reduce the amount of waste. It has one of the best return policies in the industry, 180 days.

Convenience

When deciding if you want a sectional sofa with a chaise, the primary thing to think about is the size of your house. A sectional will take up more space than a sofa, which is why you need to ensure that all pieces are able to fit. If you're unsure, try tape the exact dimensions and shape of the sectional on the floor to see how it fits.

There are a variety of options when it comes to selecting a sectional. The L-shaped sectional is most common. It is comprised of a chaise, an armless loveseat and the shorter side, which has a sofa or a one-armed chair. Other designs include U shaped, c shaped and small t shaped ones.

Aside from the shape of your sectional, you must also decide how many seats you'd like to have. A two-3 seater Chaise lounge chaise sectional can be a great choice for smaller spaces. It is less formal and lets you relax while keeping some floor space to accommodate other furniture. If you have more space, you may think about a chaise sectional with three or four seats.

You'll need to decide if you require a recliner or whether other features such as cup holders are essential. Most sectionals come in multiple colors, so it's easy to find something that complements your d cor. The Broyhill Laramie sectional for instance, is a classic style with rolled-up arms and bun feet that work well in a western or traditional space. The Palliser Providence sectional features a sleek look with track arms that are great in a modern or transitional space.

You'll also need to consider the type of table you would prefer to match with your sectional. You can pick a coffee table that is perfect for creating an inviting focal point for your living space. You can also opt for a console table to add an elegant touch and help define the seating area.

A sectional that has a chaise can be a great choice for a variety of homes. Depending on its size and design, a sectional with chaise is a great option for family rooms or a stylish option to entertain guests. Contact us for any inquiries.