Large Corner Sofas

Regular vacuuming with an upholstery attachment helps remove dust and crumbs, keeping your large corner sofa looking its best. For surface cleaning, use a slightly damp (not wet) cloth with a mild detergent solution and gently wipe the affected area. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, which can damage the upholstery. Blot spills immediately with a clean, absorbent cloth to prevent staining. For a deeper clean or stubborn stains, always refer to the care instructions provided with your specific sofa, as different materials like leather, velvet, or boucle, will require specific cleaning methods. 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 large corner sofa naturally commands attention, so position it to anchor your living room. If your room has a focal point like a fireplace or large window, arrange the sofa to complement it. Consider the flow of traffic and ensure easy access to other seating and walkways. Use rugs to define the seating area and add warmth. A large rug placed partially under the sofa creates a cohesive look. Accessorise with cushions in varying sizes, textures, and colours to soften the sofa's lines and add personality. A mix of plush velvet, soft boucle, and patterned fabrics adds visual interest. Complement the sofa with a stylish coffee table and strategically placed lighting, like a floor lamp, to create a cosy and inviting atmosphere. For more information visit our blog post.

A large corner sofa needs a substantial coffee table to balance its size. Choose a coffee table that's roughly two-thirds the length of the sofa's longest side. For styles, consider a rectangular or square coffee table positioned centrally, or a large round or oval coffee table to soften the sofa's angular shape and encourage conversation. Alternatively, a pair of smaller tables or a nest of tables provides flexibility and avoids overwhelming the space. Ensure there's enough space (at least 45cm) between the coffee table and the sofa for comfortable legroom. Consider materials and finishes that complement your sofa and overall style - a ceramic top adds a modern touch, while wood creates a warmer feel.

A large corner sofa can transform your living space, so it's important to get the choice right. Start by mapping out the area where the sofa will sit and make sure there’s enough space to move around it with ease. Pay close attention to the orientation – whether a left-hand or right-hand facing design works best depends on your room’s layout. Material and colour play a big role too. Leather brings a sense of luxury and is easy to maintain, while fabric offers a softer, more relaxed feel that’s often better suited for families. Be sure to check access points like doorways and hallways to avoid any delivery issues. Think about how the sofa will be used day-to-day – a durable, easy-clean fabric might be ideal for homes with kids or pets, while a deep, cushioned option is perfect for sinking into at the end of the day. A large corner sofa is more than just furniture – it's a centrepiece. For more guidance, visit our blog post.