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Add Comfort and Style to Your Living Room With a Chaise Sectional

A chaise sectional blends the best of two worlds as a half sofa and a half lounge chair. Choose from two- or four-piece styles to suit your living space and seating requirements.

Be aware that the furniture industry uses terms like left-arm facing and right-arm facing to describe pieces that are asymmetrical. This is the aspect of the armrest you see when facing the piece and not seated within it.

Comfort

A chaise sectional is a great way to add a touch of elegance to any living space style. This versatile seating option is perfect for casual family rooms that blend rustic and modern styles, or it can add the finishing touch to formal living spaces that is modeled on mid-century style. If you're looking for a button-tufted option in leather or an upholstered fabric sofa, there are a variety of color and material choices available. Performance fabrics are simple to clean and resist stains. They are a great option for families with children or pets.

A chaise sectional offers an ample, cozy space to kick back and unwind after a long day. It's a great spot to curl up with an enjoyable read or catch up with your favorite television shows. You can even turn a couch into a sleeper for guests with the addition of a pull-out bed.

The unique design of a chaise sectional can be the focal point in your living room or you can utilize it to enhance other furniture pieces, such as an area rug and coffee table. Add a statement-making accent chair and a few stylish table lamps to complete the look. Some chaise sectionals have shelves that are built-in to store magazines and books.

Certain sectionals come with a chaise lounge attached to one end. Some are designed to allow you to add a lounge later. You can also purchase an additional chaise lounge in the shape of a separate piece, which makes it easier to design a configuration that will fit your living space.

If you're looking for a sectional with chaise sofa that can double as couch and chaise look into the Greyleigh Anchoretta modular sleeper sofa. Its sleek design and high-performance fabric make it an elegant and practical option for modern homes. If you want a more relaxed style think about the Milford chaise sectional from CB2. Its wide-track arms and deep seating offer complete comfort as you sink into its luxurious cushions.

A chaise sectional is a great solution for a small room as it occupies less space than larger L or U-shaped alternatives. It is also a great choice for open floor plans that could overwhelm a room with too much furniture.

Style

Sectional sofas work well to create a cohesive style that is both comfortable and stylish. The room is enhanced when the seating arrangement includes an armchair. This design is perfect for modern homes since it gives family members a space to kick up their feet and relax in a half sitting or lying position. Chaise sectional sofas come in many styles, from smaller two-piece versions for small living spaces, to larger sets of four pieces. These sectionals work well in front of media consoles and coffee tables to create an aesthetically pleasing design that is in line with the rest of the room's design.

To add a touch of elegance to a room, consider placing a chaise sectional on its back against the wall. This is a great option for many spaces and helps keep the seating area open and bright, which is a great option for smaller rooms or open spaces. This design can be combined with a matching chaise to create a relaxing space for reading or relaxing.

Another way to add a chaise sectional element to your home is to buy a model with a bumper chaise end. This option is similar to a standard L-sectional but one end has a section with an ottoman that can be pulled out and utilized as a seating area or footrest. This kind of sectional is best for smaller spaces and can be placed next to a window as an impressive accent.

For a more formal appearance choose a chaise sectional with decorative details like exposed nail head trim or leather upholstery. These sectionals can be more expensive than regular couches with chaise, however they provide a luxurious appearance that can be a perfect match for many living spaces.

You'll need to think about the overall color scheme in your home when designing your sectional chaise. Throw pillows are a quick and affordable option that can add a pop of color or texture to your seating area. Try various textures and colors to find the perfect combination for your space. Then, arrange the pillows in groups of three to create an overall look that is both comfortable and attractive.

Mood

Chaise sectionals can elevate the look of a room thanks to their curving curves and vintage elegance. They can be bold in colors like blues and reds or soft with shades of dark grays. Pro tip: Use accent cushions to bring out the best in your chaise sectional.

Whether they're paired with a sofa or used as an extra long 3 seater chaise lounge lounge, they add the perfect finishing look to your living room. They offer families a space to unwind and relax in a half-sitting, lying position. Originally referred to as fainting couches They were invented in the 16th century by French furniture artisans to be an image of status for their wealthy clients. Today, they're offered in a variety of styles to suit any taste and space.

Space

If you're short on space or want to make the furniture in your living room more functional, a sectional sofa can be an excellent choice. Chaise lounges can be set in corners that aren't ideal to provide additional seating and comfort during watching a movie or reading an ebook. These versatile pieces can also be used to create seating for guests visiting for long weekends.

Some sectional sofas have a chaise longue built-in and some allow you to add one. A chaise sectional can be an ideal way to unwind. However, it is important to consider your family's seating needs before buying this kind of furniture.

A chaise's shape is elongated, and can take up more space than a couch, and can encroach on smaller spaces. If you have a limited space, consider a two-piece sectional that includes a chaise rather than the four-piece option. This will allow you to free up some space for other seating and furniture like a media console or coffee table.

Other configurations, such as L-shaped sectionals, work in large and spacious living rooms, but they could leave little room for other furniture or seating. Choose a four-piece sofa sectional with a chaise that faces left or right for maximum seating in larger rooms. This will give you plenty of seating while leaving space for a coffee-table or other pieces of furniture.

For extra seating, you can opt for the chaise sectional which comes with a bumper chaise option. A bumper chaise sectional includes a sofa with armrests on both sides as well as an extended chair with no back or arm. This configuration works well in front of a window or in a smaller space to balance the larger sectional sofa.

Some chaise sectional models, like the Pasadena Full Dual Chasis Pullout Sectional in Brimfield denim, Left Facing are designed to be converted into a sleeper couch. These sectionals are ideal in guest rooms or as overnight guests, but aren't suitable for the main living area.