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How to Find the Best Sectional Sofa

Whether you're looking to replace an old sofa or remodel your entire living space, a sectional can be the perfect solution. They are available in an L-shaped design and can seat up to five people.

The best option for you is dependent on four major factors including size, material, cost and style.

1. Comfort

Many homeowners choose sectionals sofas due to the fact that they add more seating to their living rooms than a traditional sofa alone. To determine the best sectional to fit your space and lifestyle, you must consider size and material as well as cost. This guide walks you through the different designs, shapes and configurations to help you make an informed decision that will fit your space and budget.

The size of your sectional is vital since you want it to comfortably accommodate everyone who wishes to relax on it. However, you should also consider the space available and the layout of your living space to ensure that it will fit. The good news is that there are plenty of options to suit even the most constrained spaces.

If you are limited in space, you might want to consider the U shape sectional. This design maximizes seating capacity and creates a focal point in your room.

Another option to save space is a chaise sectional. This style has an ottoman built-in which allows you to have more space for relaxation without taking up much floor space.

In addition to the size of your sectional, the fabric that you choose is important for durability and comfort. Fabrics that are designed for performance like those available at West Elm, Apt2B and Room & Board are easy to clean and stain-resistant. Plus, they're soft and comfortable to sit on.

Choosing the right sectional for your living room isn't an easy or quick procedure, but it can be made much easier by knowing what you need from your sofa. For example, do you need extra storage? If so, consider a modular option with hidden storage compartments. Or do you need to host a lot of parties? A reclining round sectional sofa could be the perfect fit for you since it makes entertaining easier.

2. Design

The modular design of sectionals mean that homeowners can gain more seating out of their lounge without having invest in a larger sofa. If you have a large family or often entertain guests the option of breaking down couches into smaller pieces helps ensure that there's always room for everyone to sit down and relax comfortably.

But, a sectional must be more than a space-saving solution. Becki Owens is an interior designer, lifestyle blogger and Instagram user with more than 2.1 million Instagram followers. She says that it is crucial to ensure that the piece is a good fit for your space and is in harmony with the arrangement of your living room. She recommends measuring the space and marking your ideal sofa position with painter's tape to get an idea of the ideal size for your room. "Also think about whether your sectional will pass through elevators and doors," she adds.

Another important aspect to consider is fabric. Some sectionals are upholstered in strong performance fabrics that are able to withstand the wear and tear of a bustling family. They include easy-to-clean and stain-resistant options that are great for families with children and pets. Some couches are made of soft, cozy fabrics such as chenille to give them a luxurious feeling.

With options ranging from velvet-tufted to slipcovered linen there's a sectional there to suit any taste. The Kova modular sectional sofa with upholstered upholstery by Interior Weather is one of our favorites. It comes in a variety of neutral colors for upholstery, and has two ottomans which can be moved to customize the shape of the couch. The sofa is modular and comes with an integrated storage system to store pillows, blankets and other bedding. It is also environmentally friendly and sustainable, made from wood and foams that have been certified by the Forest Stewardship Council and CertiPur US for low emissions of chemicals.

3. Durability

If you're looking for something to hold up against kids and pets or simply the wear and tear of your daily life, there are a lot of options. The best sectional sofas are made with high-quality materials, and are constructed to last. You can expect that they'll be durable and durable enough to withstand a lot of use, and come with an extended warranty. They usually cost more because they are made of more durable materials, and require expert workmanship.

While there's no universal formula for selecting a sofa, the overall style of the sectional is a key aspect to take into consideration. Think about options that are easily adjusted to the changing needs. Also, keep in mind the effect of certain aspects on the durability. For instance cushion tufted is elegant and can bring a classic look to a room, but they're also more likely lose their shape with time.

A modular sectional could be more easy to clean than a stationary one because the individual pieces can be removed and cleaned independently. This kind of sofa is particularly suited to busy households with pets and kids and pets, since it is able to be customized by adjusting the configuration and arrangement as needed. Sunday's Movie Night leather sectional sofa, as an example, is our top splurge choice for a modular sofa since it comes with free home delivery and set-up, as well as a 3-year warranty. The Sundays Company Movie Night Sectional is offered in a range of fabrics including performance styles which are stain-resistant. This makes them a great choice for families with pets and children or for anyone who wants a more durable fabric that's still soft to the touch.

4. Customization

A lot of the top sectionals can be customized which means you can personalize the sofa to suit your family and home. Options like upholstery fabrics, frame construction and seating capacity are all impacted by your choice of sectional, but the big aspect that makes a difference is what type of customization you're seeking.

There's a place for everyone, whether you're looking to transform your couch into a home theatre with innovative bass shakers or add recline options. Even if that's not what you want but it's essential to think about all options for the sectional that you select.

The Sink Down Sectional by West Elm is one of our top picks because it combines a sleek design with modular flexibility. The frame made of kiln-dried wood is strong, and its upholstery seats are joined with alligator clips of high-quality that make it simple to move around. It's a great option for households with children and pets, as the fabric is able to hide dark or light hair of pets and stand up to claws and spills.

Another way to customize a sectional is to work with a brand that offers endless customization options, like BenchMade. Their sofas can be built to be ordered in any configuration that you want and they will send a box of swatches and an amazing paper cutout that will help you estimate the space. The company offers a range of fabrics that include soft velvets, linens and tweeds. And they're all designed to last, which means your new sectional will last for years to be.

5. Price

Sectionals aren't cheap, but they're not the least expensive type of sofa that you can find, but they offer seating for more guests and family members than traditional sofas. This additional capacity makes it a smart investment if you're a regular entertainer or host. Plus, if you ever alter the layout of your living space or want to add more seating for guests modular sectionals make it easy to rearrange and modify the furniture to your space.

Take a look at the customizable Luminary sectional couch from CB2 for a chic sectional that can be tailored to the space you have. The frame is FSC certified and the cushions for the seat are a mix of feathers and down layered with an additional layer of foam. There are 21 high-performance fabric options available and include a few popular options for families. Swatches for free are available and allow you to experience the fabrics before making a purchase.

Cello Contemporary Sectional from EQ3 is a different alternative. It's customizable in size and shape. It's available in L-shaped or U-shaped configurations, and can be configured by placing the chaise on the right or left side of the sofa. It has a minimal silhouette and clean lines that be incorporated into any style, and you can decorate it with throw pillows for colour and texture.

The Laramie from Broyhill is more traditional and can be used with classic or western d cor. It has rolled arms, bun feet and nailhead trim and is available in your choice of upholstery fabric with matching toss pillows.

Apt2B is a company that offers more style and design at a lower cost. The Modular Melrose Sectional is produced in the U.S. and has an unassuming design and large track arms.