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

A chaise sectional combines the best of both worlds: half sofa, half lounge chair. Select between two or four-piece designs that will fit your living space and seating needs.

Furniture industry uses terms like left-arm-facing and right-arm-facing to refer to items that are asymmetrical. This is essentially referring to the side the armrest is on when you're facing the piece not sitting in it.

Comfort

There's not a living room style that isn't able to benefit from the relaxation of a chaise sectional. This seating option is ideal for family rooms that blend rustic and modern styles, or it can add the finishing touch to an elegant living space modeled after mid-century design. There are numerous choices of materials and colors that are available, whether you prefer a button-tufted leather sofa or an upholstered one. Find fabrics that are easy to clean and resistant to staining, making them a smart choice for families with children or pets.

A chaise sectional provides a large, comfy place to sit back and unwind after a long day. It's a great place to curl up with an e-book or catch up on your favorite television shows. With the addition of a pull-out bed, you can convert an existing sofa into a guest sleeper.

The unique design of a chaise sectional can be the focal point in your living space or you can utilize it to complement other furniture pieces like an area rug or coffee table. Add a chic accent chair and some table lamps to complete the design. Some chaise sectionals come with shelves that are built-in to store books and magazines.

Some sectionals come with an attached chaise longue at one end. Others are designed to permit you to add an additional lounge later. You can also purchase an additional chaise lounge in the form of a separate piece making it easier to create a customized configuration that will fit your living space.

Greyleigh Anchoretta modular sofa sleeper is an excellent alternative if you're looking for a sectional sofa that can function as a chaise, or a sofa. Its sleek design and high-performance fabric make it a stylish and practical choice for modern homes. Consider the Milford chaise-sectional from CB2 to get more of a relaxed look. Its wide-track arms as well as its deep seating will provide you with complete comfort as you relax in its soft cushions.

A chaise sectional is the ideal solution for small spaces since it takes up less space than larger L or U-shaped alternatives. It's also a great choice for open floor plans where too much furniture would overwhelm the room.

Style

Sectional sofas are a great way to create a cohesive style that is both comfortable and stylish. The space is enhanced when the seating arrangement is accompanied by chaises. This design is ideal for modern homes since it gives family members the opportunity to kick up their feet and sit in a half-sitting or lying position. Chaise sectional sofas are available in a variety of styles, from smaller two-piece models 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.

Place the chaise sectional against an exterior wall to give it some elegance. This is a great idea for a variety of spaces, since it keeps the seating area visually large and airy. It's a great concept for small sectional sofa with chaise spaces or open-plan areas. This style can also be paired with a matching chaise lounge to create a cozy reading area or a relaxing space.

A model with a bumper end is another way to add a sectional chaise to your home. This is similar to an ordinary L-sectional, but the other end is adorned with a chaise lounge that can be removed and utilized as a seating area or footrest. This kind of sectional is best suited for smaller rooms, or it can be placed next to a window as a dramatic accent.

If you prefer an elegant look you can opt for a sectional couch with decorative details such as exposed nail heads or leather upholstery. These kinds of sectionals are usually more expensive than conventional sofas, however they provide a luxurious appearance that is perfect for living spaces of all kinds.

You'll want to take into account the overall color scheme of your home when you are decorating a sectional chaise. Throw pillows are an inexpensive and easy way to add texture or color. Experiment with different shades and textures to find the right combination for your space. Put pillows in threes to create a an appealing and balanced design.

Mood

The sweeping curves of a chaise sectional could add a touch of sophistication to a room. They can be striking in colors like reds and blues or subtle with shades of dark grays. A tip to use accent cushions to highlight the best features of your chaise sectional.

If they're placed alongside a sofa or as a long chair, chaise lounges add the perfect finishing look to your living room. They give families a place to unwind and relax in a half sitting or lying position. Originally, they were called fainting couches, they were created in the 16th century by French furniture makers as an emblem of wealth for patrons. They are now available in a wide array of styles that can be adapted to any style and space.

Space

A sectional sofa could be a great choice for your living space if you have limited space or want to make your current furniture arrangement more functional. Chaise lounges can be positioned in corners that are difficult to access, providing seating and comfort during movie nights or reading a book. They are also ideal for bringing seating into your home if you have guests staying for during a long weekend.

Some sectional sofas come with a chaise longue built-in and some permit you to add a chaise. A chaise sectional is a great way to relax. However, it is crucial to think about the seating requirements of your family prior to buying this kind of furniture.

The elongated shape of a chaise may take up more space than a traditional sofa and can encroach on smaller spaces. If you are working with smaller space, go for a two-piece sectional that has a chaise instead of a four-piece option. This will free up space that can be used for other seating and furniture, such as the media or coffee table console.

Other configurations like L-shaped sections are great for large living spaces, but they can make it difficult to fit other furniture or seating. To maximize seating in a room that is larger consider an all-four-piece sectional that has either a right-facing or left-facing chaise. This will give you plenty of seating while leaving room for a coffee table or other accessories in the room.

To have additional seating, you can opt for a chaise sectional with the option of a bumper. A bumper chaise sectional includes an arm rest sofa on both sides and a chair that is long without an arm or back. This design is ideal in front of a window or in a smaller space to balance the bigger sectional sofa chaise longue.

Some chaise sectional models, like the Pasadena Full Pullout Dual Chasis Sectional made of Brimfield denim, Left Facing are designed to be converted into a sleeper couch. These sectionals are perfect for guest rooms and guests staying overnight, but they're not the best choice for living spaces with a large area.