Sectionals

Living Room Sectionals Living room sectionals provide a spacious place for family and guests to sit and relax. With so many configurations, though, it can be tough to decide on a style. Here’s how to choose the right sectional couch for your home. Sectional Sofa Shapes  The right Sectionals can serve as the focal point of your living room furniture. When selecting a Sectionals, keep in mind they can be customized. Here are the standard shapes: • Chaise Sectionalss. Chaise Sectionals sofas look similar to traditional sofas, but they have a chaise lounge on one side. The lounge can be designed to fit the left or right side, depending on your space. Small Sectionals sofas are the best option for smaller rooms or apartments. • U-Shaped Sectionalss. These Sectionalss feature a longer sofa with two corner pieces so there’s plenty of comfortable seating for everyone on game or movie nights. • L-Shaped Sectionalss.  are on trend. These sofas are simple in design and shape. But you can customize the sofa for your space. If you’re looking for a large Sectionals sofa, L-shaped Sectionalss will seat the most people comfortably. • Modular Sectionalss: Buy these sofas in pieces—they can be put together any way you like. When you’re tired of one layout, simply rearrange it. Look for added features to make your Sectionals perfect for you. Sleeper Sectionalss and reclining Sectionalss are available in many shapes. Color, Size and Shape  Before you select a sofa, make sure the material and size will work in your home. A white leather Sectionals or cream linen Sectionals sofa looks bright and modern in a refined space. But families with children and pets might do better with one in darker colors and durable materials.  are easy to clean and withstand wear and tear. A large, three-piece sectional could be perfect for someone who hosts frequent parties. Just keep in mind that they can also take up a lot of space. Carefully measure your space before you make your choice. A lower back (around 32 inches) and back cushions that aren’t overstuffed help prevent the couch from overwhelming the room.