Sectional Couches

A sectional offers flexible comfortable seating that adapts to your layout. Sectionals provide plenty of room for family and guests and are the ideal setup for entertaining or relaxing. Many sectional designs include a chaise or recliner for extra comfort.

Sectionals are popular because they’re practical and stylish at the same time (a major win in furniture design). Sectionals can fill a large space or tuck neatly into a corner and they come in endless styles and configurations. You can even find modular designs that let you rearrange the pieces whenever you want a fresh layout.

A sofa is a single piece of furniture while a sectional is made up of several connected sections like a sofa paired with a chaise or corner seat. Modular sectionals take that idea even further allowing you to add or remove sections to change the shape or size of your setup however you like.

Sectionals pair beautifully with a coffee table a few end tables and a soft area rug to define the space. Add an ottoman for extra seating or a pop of texture. Or try a floor lamp or side lamp nearby to make the whole setup feel warmer and more welcoming.

For the best view of your TV from your sectional position the longer side of your sectional so it faces the TV directly. Leave enough space for easy movement around the room and try to avoid blocking windows or doorways. In an open floor plan a sectional can help define the TV or entertainment area without the need for walls.

Most high-quality sectionals last between seven and fifteen years depending on how they’re made and how heavily they’re used. Frames built from hardwood and cushions with high-density foam tend to hold up longest. Regular cleaning and occasional rotation help keep them looking new.

Yes, most sectionals are modular and designed to come apart easily. Each piece connects securely but you can separate them for cleaning rearranging or moving. Modular sectionals allow you to add or remove sections to change up your layout. 

Choosing the right sectional shape depends on your living space and how you plan to use it. L-shaped sectionals are great for corners or smaller living rooms while U-shaped designs are perfect for big spaces where you often host. Consider traffic flow and your room’s focal point (like a TV fireplace or big window) to find the best fit.

It depends on the sectional you choose and the rest of your decor. A rectangular coffee table complements the lines of most sectionals while a round or oval table softens the look and creates better flow. Leave about 18 to 24 inches between the sectional and the table so it’s easy to move around.