Large Sofas

To ensure your new sofa fits perfectly, start by measuring the intended space in your room, noting the available length and depth. Next, carefully measure the delivery path. This includes the width and height of all doorways, hallways, and stairwells the sofa must pass through. Remember to account for any tight corners, low ceilings, or fixed obstacles like radiators that could obstruct the route. You can find the sofa's width, depth, and height dimensions on each product page. Compare these carefully with your measurements. A helpful tip is that some of our sofas have removable feet, which can provide a few extra centimetres of clearance for easier manoeuvring. For more information visit our blog post.

Styling a large sofa is about creating a sense of balance. Opting for a lighter upholstery colour, like a soft grey fabric or a natural leather, can reduce its visual weight. Break up the sofa's surface with textured cushions and a soft throw to create an inviting feel for gatherings. Positioning a large rug underneath the front legs helps to anchor the piece and define the seating area. To counter its scale, pair your sofa with more delicate furniture, such as a coffee table on slim legs or an elegant floor lamp, which draws the eye upwards. This ensures your sofa feels like a comfortable centrepiece for real life moments, rather than overpowering the room. For more information visit our blog post.

Selecting the right coffee table for a large sofa, such as a 3 seater or a corner chaise, is about creating balance and easy movement. A good guideline is to choose a table that is around two-thirds the length of your sofa and a similar height to the seat cushions, keeping everything in proportion. For longer sofas, a rectangular table often complements the shape, while a round or square coffee table works beautifully with a corner arrangement, ensuring it is accessible from every seat. We recommend leaving around 45 cm of clearance for legroom, creating a layout that is thoughtfully designed for how you actually live.

When balancing a large sofa, the key is to consider the visual weight and scale of your accent chairs. We suggest choosing a pair of chairs rather than a single one to create a sense of symmetry and purpose. They should be substantial enough to not feel lost, but not so oversized that they compete with the sofa. Chairs with more delicate frames or raised legs can appear lighter and create a feeling of spaciousness. Consider introducing a contrasting texture; for example, pairing a fabric sofa with chairs in smooth leather or soft velvet creates a thoughtfully curated look. This approach helps to build a cohesive and inviting space where life gathers, perfect for conversations and relaxing moments.