Contemporary Gray Wood 85" Stationary Sofa with Bolster Pillows
| Alternative names | Brady Chaise Sarah Right-Facing Chaise |
| Color | Gray |
| Alternative names | Brady Chaise Sarah Right-Facing Chaise |
| Color | Gray |
Contemporary Gray Wood 85" Stationary Sofa with Bolster Pillows
| Store | |
|---|---|
Interior HomeScapes | $1,234.35 |
AFA Stores | $1,234.35 |
Scout & Nimble | $1,234.35 |
Daniel House | $1,234.35 |
Perigold Brady Chaise | $1,235.00 |
Kathy Kuo Home | $1,425.00 |
Home Gallery Stores | $1,485.00 |
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How do I choose the right sofa size for my living room?
Measure your living room space and consider the layout. Ensure there's enough room for movement around the sofa and it scales with other furniture.
Can I mix and match sofas and loveseats?
Yes, mixing and matching can add dynamic to your living space. Coordinate colors or fabric types for a cohesive look.
How can I maintain the upholstery on my sofa or loveseat?
Regular vacuuming, immediate stain treatment, and professional cleaning as needed will keep your upholstery looking fresh.
How does the way I sit on a sofa influence which one I should choose?
The way you sit can determine the depth and height of the sofa you need for comfort. If you prefer to sit upright, a shallower and firmer sofa is suitable. If you like reclining or pulling up your legs, opt for a deeper sofa.
What considerations should I take into account when buying a sofa?
Consider your sitting habits and whether the sofa will be used by multiple people at once. Questions to ask include the importance of sitting upright, ease of getting up from a seated position, and the presence of small children or pets.
Are there any sofa features that can increase longevity?
Sofas with reversible cushions tend to last longer. Look for sofas with detachable covers for ease of cleaning, changing colors, or replacing damaged parts.
How should I position a sofa in a room with strong sunlight?
Avoid placing dark-colored sofas in areas with strong sunlight, such as a south-facing room, to prevent the fabric from fading quickly.
What should I consider when placing a sofa in my room?
Ensure the sofa is proportionate to the room size and doesn't overwhelm the space. Leave adequate room for passageways to avoid a cramped feel.
How can I determine the seating capacity of a sofa?
Designers recommend allotting 24 inches (60 cm) of space per person. Measure your sofa to estimate how many it can comfortably seat.