Corner Sofas

The right corner sofa is out there for any room size. Why not pick a Chaise sofa for smaller rooms, or go for a Corner Group sofa if your looking for a big corner sofa?

Some of our sofas are modular and can be split into separate parts and rearranged into a different order. This means you can experiment with different layouts and not be restricted to the length of the corner on the sofa. Check the product description on the website to see if a sofa comes apart, or ask a member of staff in the store if you are still not sure. Choosing a corner or large L-shaped sofa can increase seating in a small space, especially if you play around with interchanging sections.

Yes! You can frame your window by placing a low-backed corner sofa close by, drawing everyone’s eyes to your new sofa and stunning view. Even better still, enjoy the natural light as you relax on the couch to read a book or watch TV. If space allows, just edge the sofa slightly away from the window to allow a little breathing space for your furniture.

You can place a sofa in front of the radiator if it is pulled away a few inches, just like the window placement. This will allow a channel for heat to rise up and enter the whole room. If you can, place your sofa elsewhere entirely to allow for more efficient heating.

Chaise Sofas (the slightly extended 2-seater sofas) are available as LHF (Left Hand Facing) and RHF (Right Hand Facing) sofas. This refers to the side on which the Chaise (the long bit of the Sofa) appears when you in front of it. A left-hand Sofa means the Chaise (long part) of the sofa is on the left-hand side of the sofa, if you were stood looking at it, and vice versa for a right-hand sofa. A Corner Group sofa on the other hand has arms both ends of the sofa and works better in a large living room. For a corner-sofa, it is important to understand the ‘2 corner 1’ or ‘1 corner 2’ etc. This phrase i indicates how many seats are before the corner and how many seats are after the corner.

Once you have decided on the style of corner sofa you want, it is important to ensure your measurements for the sofa are as accurate as possible. A wide deep sofa may sound luxurious, but if it doesn’t fit into your living room then it’s time to start again. When you view any sofa on our website, you’ll find a breakdown of all the dimensions you will need including height (A), width (B), depth (C), seat height (D), seat depth (E), and arm height (F). Make sure to measure up your new sofa to ensure the one you love will fit into your home.Taking measurements for your new sofa doesn’t just stop at the space for the sofa, measuring the widths and heights of the doors and any hallways will also make the delivery process run a lot more smoothly. If there are any obstacles or tight areas, make sure to let our delivery team know in advance so we can arrive fully prepared.