Tips and Tricks
How do I choose the right sectional for my living room?
Consider the room's layout, size, and your lifestyle. Measure the space and choose a configuration that promotes comfortable flow and meets your seating needs.
Can sectionals be rearranged to fit different spaces?
Many sectionals come with modular pieces that can be rearranged. Look for reversible or modular sectionals for flexibility.
How do I maintain my sectional's upholstery?
Vacuum regularly, treat spills immediately, and follow the manufacturer’s instructions for deep cleaning. Consider professional cleaning for tough stains.
What is the recommended rug size for a living room with a sectional sofa?
The rug should not be shorter than the length of the sofa and should be wide enough to fit under all pieces of a sectional, or at least allow for the front legs to be on the rug.
What guidelines should I follow for selecting a coffee table for an L-shaped couch?
Choose a coffee table that complements the scale of your L-shaped couch. A rectangular or oval table works well with an L-shape, aligning neatly with its form. Ensure the table height is close to the seat height of the couch for easy access.
What are the ideal dimensions for a rug in a living room with a sectional sofa?
Select a rug large enough to fit under all the pieces of the sectional, or at least under the front legs. Ideally, it should extend beyond the sofa's length but not be shorter than the sofa itself.
What are the benefits of side tables next to a sofa?
Side tables offer convenience for guests and occupants, providing a place to set down drinks and reading materials, especially with sectionals or large sofas.
How should pillows be arranged on an L-shaped sectional sofa?
For an L-shaped sectional, distribute pillows in three places for balance. Consider draping a throw or sheepskin on the chaise end or footstool to maintain design coherence.
How should I position a sectional sofa in my living room for optimal layout?
Place the sectional to define the area, like anchoring it to a wall or facing a focal point. Ensure there's ample walking space around it and balance the room with other furniture or decorative elements.
