Corner Chaise Sofas

Start by vacuuming your corner chaise sofa regularly with an upholstery attachment to remove dust and crumbs. For spot cleaning, use a clean, damp (not wet) white cloth with a small amount of mild detergent. Gently blot the stain, working from the outside in, and avoid rubbing, which can damage the fabric. For a deeper clean, it's best to consult a professional upholstery cleaner or refer to the manufacturer's instructions. Always check the product's page for specific care and cleaning recommendations, as some materials may have special requirements. For more information visit our blog post.

A corner chaise sofa creates a natural focal point, so arrange your living room furniture around it to maximise space and flow. Position a rug to anchor the seating area, extending beyond the sofa's footprint to visually define the space. Place a coffee table within easy reach of the chaise for drinks and books. Use floor lamps or table lamps to create a warm, inviting atmosphere, and consider a pendant light to enhance the room's overall lighting scheme. Balance the sofa's size with other furniture pieces, such as armchairs or a loveseat, placed opposite or adjacent to it. To complement the sofa's shape, consider a console table or sideboard against a wall. Add cushions and throws to enhance comfort and style, coordinating their colours and textures with your existing decor. For more information visit our blog post.

A corner chaise sofa often works well with a rectangular or square coffee table placed centrally in front of the seating area. Choose a coffee table that's approximately half to two-thirds the length of the sofa's longest side, leaving enough space to comfortably walk around. For height, the coffee table should be roughly the same height as the sofa cushions or slightly lower. Round or oval coffee tables can soften the look and improve flow in smaller spaces or if you prefer a less angular arrangement. Consider materials and finishes that complement your sofa, such as a wood finish to contrast a fabric sofa, or a sleek metal and glass design for a leather chaise sofa.

When choosing a corner chaise sofa, consider the size and layout of your living room to ensure a good fit. Measure the available space and visualise the sofa in place, checking for potential obstructions. Determine the chaise orientation (left or right) that best suits your room's layout and traffic flow. Think about how you'll primarily use the sofa - for lounging, entertaining, or both - and select a style and upholstery that complements your lifestyle and existing decor. Leather and fabric offer durability and various colour options, while boucle or velvet provide a softer, more luxurious feel. Don't forget to check if the sofa can fit through doorways and hallways upon delivery. For more information visit our blog post.