Sofas and Armchairs

The sofa or armchair that you choose will lend a different vibe to your room. You may prefer a stylish mid-century modern silhouette, or the classic Chesterfield design with its high back support. Perhaps you'd like to infuse your living room with texture and warmth through a rattan finish or bold upholstery. Or maybe you'd like to keep things traditional with a cream or tan fabric. There's also a multitude of different shapes and forms. Cosy corner and L-shaped units maximise your space without compromising comfort or flair, and small armchairs and one-seater chairs are great for tighter spots. Footstools and ottomans on the other hand are ideal for adding a bit of luxury along with some hidden storage. You'll also find practical touches like loose covers for easy cleaning, recliner mechanisms for added relaxation, and even sofa beds for when guests stay over.

Complete your room with coordinated furnishings that elevate your seating area. Pair your new sofa with a sleek coffee table, soften the space with a textured rug, or add a pop of colour with cushions and throws. For extra storage, explore sideboards or cabinets, and light your space with stylish lamps or elegant chandeliers. A well-dressed room is more than just a sofa - it’s the sum of thoughtful choices across your whole home.

What is the difference between a sofa and an armchair?

A sofa typically seats two or more people, while an armchair is designed for a single person. Sofas are often the centrepiece of a living room, whereas armchairs provide a comfortable accent or reading spot.

Are loose covers a good option?

Loose covers make cleaning easy and allow you to switch styles without replacing the entire piece.

Should I choose a 2-seater or a 3-seater sofa?

It depends on your space and needs: a 2-seater suits small rooms or flats, while a 3-seater offers more space for family or guests.

Is a corner sofa better than a standard sofa?

A corner or L-shaped sofa can maximise seating and floor space, especially in open-plan layouts.