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How to Find the Best Sectional Sofa

A sectional is the perfect solution to replace a worn-out couch or redesigning your living space. They are available in an L-shaped form and seat anywhere from two to five people.

The best option will be determined by four aspects: size, style, material and cost.

1. Comfort

Sectionals are popular because they provide more seating in a living room than a sofa. To determine the best sectional to fit your lifestyle and space you should consider the size and material as well as cost. This guide will walk you through the different styles, shapes and designs to help you make an informed decision that will fit your room and budget.

The size of your sectional is vital since you want it to comfortably accommodate everyone who wants to relax on it. You must also take into consideration the dimensions of your living space and the layout it is laid out to make sure that it fits. The good news is that there are plenty of options to suit even the most constrained spaces.

If you are limited in space, consider a U form mini sectional sofa. This type maximizes seating capacity and creates a focal point for your room.

A chaise sectional is another alternative to reduce space. The style comes with an ottoman which allows you to have more space to lounge without taking up too much floor space.

The fabric you choose for your sectional is just as important as the dimension. It will determine your comfort and durability. Fabrics that are designed for performance like those available at West Elm, Apt2B and Room & Board are easy to clean and stain-resistant. They are also soft and comfortable.

Selecting the best sectional for your living space isn't an easy and quick process, but it could be made simpler by knowing what you need from your sofa. For example, do you need extra storage? Choose a modular option with hidden storage compartments. Do you frequently host parties? A reclining sectional could be the perfect fit for you since it makes entertaining easier.

2. Design

The modular design of sectionals lets homeowners to enjoy more seating without having to buy a larger couch. If you have a large family or regularly entertain guests, the option to break down a couch into smaller pieces will ensure that there's enough space for everyone to relax and sit comfortably.

But, a sectional must be more than a space-saving solution. "The key is to make sure that the piece fits well into your space and works with the design of your space," says Becki Owens, an interior designer and lifestyle blogger with more than 2.1 million followers on Instagram. This is why she suggests taking measurements of your space and marking the ideal spot for your sofa using painters tape to get an idea of the best size for your space. "Consider whether your sectional will fit through elevators and doorways," she adds.

Fabric is another important consideration. Certain sectionals are made from fabrics that are durable and can withstand the wear of a home with a lot of activity. These include easy-to-clean, stain resistant options which are ideal for families with children and pets. Other couches are made of soft, cozy materials like chenille which give the luxury feel.

With options ranging from tufted velvet to linen slipcovers There's a sectional that will satisfy any taste. The Kova modular upholstered sofa sectional by Interior Weather is one of our top choices. It is available in a variety of neutral colors for upholstery, and comes with two ottomans that can be moved to customize the shape of the couch. The sofa is modular and comes with an integrated storage system to store blankets, pillows and bedding. It's also environmentally-friendly and sustainable, sourced from Forest Stewardship Council-certified wood and foams that have been certified by CertiPur to have low chemical emissions.

3. Durability

Whether you're looking for something to hold up against kids and pets or simply the wear and tear of everyday life, there are a lot of choices. The best sectional sofas are made of high-quality materials and are constructed to last. You can expect them to last, to stand up to heavy use and will last for a long time. However, they're typically more expensive than traditional couches since they're typically constructed from more durable materials and require expert workmanship.

There isn't a one-size-fits all solution to choosing a couch. However, the design of a sectional should be taken into consideration. Look for options that are flexible enough to be able to accommodate your changing needs and remember that certain details might impact the durability of your sofa. Tufted cushions, for instance can add a classy touch to a room while adding a classic look. However they are more prone to lose shape over time.

A modular sectional is cleaner than a static one, because pieces can be removed for cleaning. This kind of sofa is ideal for families with children and pets because it can be customized in various configurations. It can also be rearranged according to the needs. Sunday's Movie Night Sectional, as an instance, is our top splurge option for a modular sofa since it is available for free in-home installation and delivery, along with a 3-year warranty. It's available in an extensive variety of fabrics, including performance styles that are stain-resistant and water-repellent. These fabrics are great for families with pets or children, or anyone who wants to have a durable material yet feel soft.

4. Customization

A lot of the top sectionals can be customized so you can customize the sofa to suit your home and family. Options for upholstery fabrics, frame construction, and seating capacity can all be affected by the type of sectional, but the primary element that makes a difference is what type of customization you're seeking.

There's a place for everyone, whether you want to turn your sofa into a home theatre with new bass shakers, or add reclining features. Even if you're not prepared to go that far, it's important to look at all of the options available for the sectional that you pick.

One of our top choices is the Sink Down Sectional from West Elm, which combines sleek design with modular flexibility. The seats are upholstered and the kiln dried wood frame are joined by a heavy-duty alligator clip that makes it easy to rearrange. It's a great choice for homes with kids and pets, as the performance fabric can hide dark or light hair of pets and stand up to claws and spills.

Another option to personalize sectionals is to work with a brand that provides unlimited customization options, such as BenchMade. The sofas are built to specifications in any configuration you want and the company will send boxes of swatches along with a genius paper cutout to help you measure your space. They also provide a wide range of fabric options, from soft velvets to tweed to linen. They are all designed to last so that your new sectional will last for a long time.

5. Price

Sectionals aren't the cheapest type of sofa on the market, but they offer seating for more guests and family members than traditional sofas. This extra capacity makes it a wise investment if you're a regular entertainer or host. Modular sectionals are also easy to rearrange if you want to change the layout of your living room or add more seating to accommodate guests.

Take a look at the Luminary sectional sofa that can be customized from CB2 for a stylish sectional that can be adjusted to your space. The frame is FSC-certified, and the cushions are made of a mix of feathers down, foam and feathers. It also comes with 21 high-performance fabrics to pick from, including several popular choices for families. Swatches for free are available to let you experience the fabrics before making a purchase.

Another option is the Cello from EQ3, a contemporary sectional that is customizable in terms of shape and size. It's available in L-shaped as well as U-shaped configurations, and can be configured by placing the chaise on the left or right side of the sofa. It has a simple silhouette that is compatible with all styles. You can dress it up by adding throw pillows to give color and texture.

The Laramie from Broyhill is an older sectional that can work with western or classic d cor. It comes with rolled arms, bun feet, and nailhead trim, and it's available in a choice of upholstery fabric with matching toss pillows.

Apt2B is a company that offers more style for a lower cost. The Modular Melrose Sectional is manufactured in the U.S. and features a low-profile design, with large track arms.