When it comes to choosing a sofa, there appear to be limitless options, as with everything else in this day of limitless choice. You could think that you know precisely which sofa you want, but when you step into a store or look at images online, the styles, shapes, and personalization options might be overwhelming. 

A sofa is more than simply a piece of furniture; it is an investment that will set the vibe for the rest of your living room. Whatever your requirements and preferences are, we have you covered.

Consider the vibe of your home before choosing a sofa that will go with it. You have to start with nailing the look of the sofa because all of the key elements in your living space must work together coherently. Think carefully about how you want the space to make you feel before entering. For instance, if you want your living area to seem serene and subdued, go for the classic Harleson Sofa or choose bright colours if you want it to feel lively and energetic! 

The orientation of your space will be able to inform you what type of sofa layout is optimal for you. If you envision your sofa to be in the middle of the room, make sure you're a fan of the back of the sofa as much as the front. If you want a sectional or an L-shaped sofa, decide on which side compliments the flow of movement in the room!

Nothing is more frustrating than purchasing furniture that does not fit into your space. You don't want a sofa that is too large and takes up too much space, but you also don't want a sofa that is too little and leaves the space feeling empty. Take out the tape measure and double-check the maximum sofa dimensions that will fit and suit your space.

A sleek L-shape is ideal for dividing open areas while rounder design, on the other hand, is more appropriate for a smaller space intended to serve as a gathering spot for groups of people. Besides that, a daybed could be a fantastic alternative to a typical sofa if you'd like to add more chairs and tables to your living area. It still seats multiple people, but it is more compact and can function as a more sophisticated variant of the futon.

Consider a durable material like leather or Nuvella if you have children or pets who may cause spills or damage. If you want something cosier, fabric might be the way to go. 

Whether you decide for a vibrant colour, a pattern, or a neutral hue, the upholstery fabric you choose will have a significant influence on the room, therefore pick wisely to make sure it complements the rest of the decor. Natural fabrics may fade in direct sunlight, so if the sofa will be placed near a window, choose a synthetic fabric.

Shop with Ashley

We have a large range of couches in various styles, sizes, and materials  where you can browse at Ashley website. So, you're sure to find one that suits both your requirements and your budget.