The best way to clean a small corner sofa depends on the specific fabric and any care instructions provided. For general upkeep, regular vacuuming with an upholstery attachment helps remove dust and crumbs. For light stains or spills, promptly blot the area with a clean, white cloth and a small amount of mild detergent mixed with water. Avoid rubbing, as this can damage the fabric or cause the stain to spread. For more stubborn stains, it's always best to consult the specific care instructions for your sofa or contact our customer service team for further assistance. 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.

Styling a small corner sofa in a living room maximises space and creates a cosy focal point. Position it to define the room's layout, leaving enough space for movement. A corner sofa can neatly fit into a smaller living room, providing ample seating without overwhelming the space. Complement it with a small coffee table or nesting tables to save space and add functionality. Use rugs to anchor the seating area and add warmth. Choose a rug that's slightly larger than the sofa's footprint to visually expand the space. Decorate with cushions and throws in coordinating colours and textures to add personality and comfort, but avoid overly large or numerous cushions which can make the sofa seem cramped. Finally, ensure good lighting with a floor lamp or strategically placed table lamps to brighten the corner and create a welcoming atmosphere. For more information visit our blog post.

A small corner sofa pairs well with a compact coffee table, ideally around 90-110cm in length or diameter, to avoid overwhelming the space. A round or oval coffee table can soften the corner sofa's lines and improve flow, while a square or rectangular shape offers a classic look. Consider a coffee table with storage like a drawer or shelf to maximise functionality in a smaller living room. Choose a height that aligns with the sofa's seat cushions for comfortable access. Materials like a tempered glass top can create an airy feel, while a ceramic or wood finish adds warmth and texture. Balance the coffee table's visual weight with the sofa - a lighter finish works with a bulkier sofa, while a more substantial coffee table complements a sleeker sofa.

When choosing a small corner sofa, carefully consider your space. Measure the area to ensure the sofa fits comfortably without overwhelming the room. Think about the sofa's orientation (left or right-hand facing) to best suit your room layout. Consider the material and colour - a lighter fabric can make a small room feel larger, while a darker colour adds a cosy touch. Check the seat depth and firmness for optimal comfort. If you frequently have guests, a sofa bed functionality might be useful. Finally, think about the delivery time, as some sofas may have longer lead times than others. For more information visit our blog post.