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What to Look For in a Small Couch A small couch will make an impression on your home. When selecting a sofa, take into consideration the following aspects such as size, comfort, as well as the style. Tori Jones, a designer of interiors, says that the ideal sofa could be a focal point in your living room. This love seat in tan would be a great option for a neutral or modern space. Size Knowing what to look for when choosing a standard sofa will assist you in choosing the ideal piece for your home. The dimensions of a couch are crucial for comfort, style, and functionality. Utilize the following benchmarks to compare standard dimensions of sofas and choose a small sofa for your space that matches your personal style. The number of people who will sit on your sofa should also be considered when choosing the size of your couch. A sofa intended for two people may require more cushioning than a couch designed for four or five adults. Consider how often you will use your sofa, as the wear and tear caused by family movies or hosting guests could require different upholstery and construction materials than a couch that is going to be used only sparingly. Painter's tape can be used to measure the area in which you plan to put your sofa. This visual guide will allow you to see how the sofa will fit in and will allow you to make any adjustments you need. To prevent the sofa from crowded your living space it is recommended to ensure that you leave at least 30” of space in the front. It is possible to adjust the sofa to fit into the space. However it can be an extremely difficult task and requires the assistance of a professional. When taking measurements of the dimensions of a sofa, you need to take into account the size of the back cushion and also the depth of the seat cushions. For a more precise measurement it is possible to employ a straight edge to create an arc from the back of the sofa to the front edge of the seat cushion. You can also measure diagonal depth by placing the straight edge on the highest point of the back and measuring from the bottom corner, opposite to where the lines created by your couch and straight edge meet. Comfort The comfort factor is crucial when shopping for a small sofa. The ideal sofa will transform your living room into a comfortable retreat perfect for snuggling to read a good book or watching a movie with your family. To determine the most comfortable options take into consideration things like the depth of the seat and the high back cushions. These often-forgotten proportions can make or break comfort, according to Natasha Adams, a home and lifestyle writer for Better Homes & Gardens. You'll need to decide whether you'd like a fixed-back, scatter-back or cushioned choice. While fixed backs are usually more formal, scatterbacks are more casual and cushioned couches can be ideal for homes with children and pets since they are easy to clean. If you're looking to make your new couch to be the center of your living space, choose an elegant leather sofa. It's a durable material that can stand up to years of use and looks great. It's also available in a range of colors which makes it a great choice for modern and contemporary style of decor. However, if you're looking for something more transitional or traditional, a fabric sofa might be a better option. Fabric upholstery is another crucial aspect that determines the comfort of your tiny couch. Pottery Barn offers a large range of upholstery fabrics to choose from, so you're certain to find the perfect one to match your living space. If you have children or pets and a couch made of performance might be the best choice because it is easy to clean and stain resistant. If you're concerned about a sofa's overall durability, look for ones that have been certified by the Greenguard Environmental Institute. This certification means that the couch is in compliance with certain requirements for environmental protection like low VOC emissions and no off-gassing. The Greenguard program also includes a warranty that covers against fire, stains and odors for a period of up to 10 years. Many manufacturers also offer an additional year of protection as part of their own warranties. They are listed in the fine print of the product details. Style When looking for a small sofa, select one with lots of design. A sofa with a sleek shape will add to the airy look of your space and a modern button-tufted design adds a sophisticated appearance. The fabric on this sofa is a soft gray shade that is easy to coordinate with many color schemes. The seat is large enough to allow for a comfortable lounge, and the track arms are classic, adding the perfect finishing touch to this couch. The sofa has a middle drop-down console which includes numerous functions to enhance your movie-watching experience. The console has a wood table built-in, dual reading lamps as well as a magazine pouch, and two additional cupholders. The console also features an outlet for 110V power and USB ports for easy charging. The sofa is covered in durable corduroy. It has pillows on the sides for extra comfort. A settee can be the ideal choice for those with limited space, as it occupies less floor area than a sofa. This Pottery Barn settee is perfect for lofts and studio apartment because it can accommodate up to three people. The light-gray upholstery is a perfect design for any home, and the detailed stitching adds an element of sophistication. The reversible sectional in this small couch can be set up on either the right or left side, making it an ideal choice for different living rooms. The luxurious design of this sofa is accentuated by its understated, supremely comfortable seating. The sectional makes a great option for a modern or transitional home. Measure the width and depth of the space before you buy a new couch to make sure it will fit. When measuring for a corner or L-shaped sofa, it is especially important to take into consideration the height of the doorway. If the topmost part of the sofa will be too high for a doorway, consider purchasing a set that comes in separate pieces or ask your retailer about shipping options. A little planning before you buy can save you lots of heartache later. Storage There are numerous storage options available for your couch, which is a key piece of furniture. Some are as easy as adding a few baskets to keep magazines remote controls, magazines and other things within reach. Some are built into furniture and have multiple uses. The Linsy Rubik III, for instance is a couch that can be rearranged that comes with two large drawers to keep the clutter in your living area under control. It also features a charge port that makes it easy for you to power up your devices. You can also find sofas that can be converted into beds for kids or guests, such as the Joybird Briar. The futon-style sleeper sofa is available in a variety of upholstery fabrics and sizes to meet your preferences and space needs. You can also use an ottoman that doubles up as a coffee-table and has hidden storage space for pillows, blankets, and other accessories. There are sofas that have open cubbies that can be used to store items like throw pillows, blankets, and books. This is a great solution for storing things you don't use often but you don't want to throw away. This is a great option for larger items you want to store out of sight but still be easily accessible. For instance, heavier sporting equipment or outdoor gear. Another alternative is to buy a sectional that includes the possibility of reversible seating seats that fold out to form beds. bed and couch are great for those who host guests regularly or for families with children. These are usually easy to put together, and they can be moved around a room as your family's needs change as time passes. A storage sofa can be a great choice for small apartments or condos where space is limited and you must be creative when it comes to decorating. They are available from retailers such as IKEA Room & Board West Elm, and others in a variety of colors and styles.