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

A chaise sectional combines two of the best aspects: half sofa, half lounge chair. Select from two or four-piece designs that suit your seating needs and living space.

Furniture industry employs terms such as left-arm-facing and right-arm-facing to refer to items that are asymmetrical. This is the side of the armrest you see when you are facing the piece, and not sitting inside it.

Comfort

There's not a living room decor style that can't benefit from the relaxation of a chaise sectional. This flexible seating option is ideal for family rooms that blend rustic and contemporary styles, or it can be the perfect finishing touch for an elegant living space modeled after mid-century design. Whether you're looking for a button-tufted option in leather or an upholstered darcy sofa chaise, there are plenty of options in color and material available. Look for performance fabrics that are easy to clean and resistant to stains, making them a smart option for families with pets or children.

A chaise sectional is an ample, cozy space to kick back and unwind after a long day. It's also a great spot to curl up with a book or catching up on your favorite shows. With the addition of a pull-out bed you can transform a sofa into a guest sleeping area.

The distinctive design of a chaise sectional can be the focal point in your living room or you can use it to enhance other furniture pieces, such as an area rug and coffee table. Include a stylish accent chair and a few table lamps to complete the appearance. Some chaise sectionals even come with built-in shelves to store magazines and books.

Some sectionals come with chaise lounges attached to one end, while others are designed with the option to add a chaise lounge later. You can also purchase a chaise lounge separately as a stand-alone item, which makes it easier to design custom configurations that can be adapted to your space.

Greyleigh Anchoretta modular sofa sleeper is a great option if you want a sectional sofa that can function as a chaise, or a sofa com chaise. Its sleek silhouette and high-performance fabric make it a stylish and practical choice for the modern home. Consider the Milford chaise-sectional by CB2 for more of a relaxed look. Its wide-track arms and deep seating offer total comfort as you relax in its soft cushions.

A chaise sectional could be the perfect solution for a smaller living room because it occupies less floor space than larger U-shaped or L-shaped alternatives. It's also a great choice for open floor plans where furniture that is too large could make the room look crowded.

Style

Sectional sofas can be used to create a cohesive look that is both stylish and comfortable. The space is enhanced when the seating arrangement has an armchair. This design is ideal for modern homes because it offers family members a space to kick up their feet and lay back in a half sitting or lying position. Chaise sectional sofas come in many styles, from smaller two-piece models for small living spaces, to larger four-piece set. They look fantastic front of media consoles to create a harmonious design that will anchor the room.

To add a elegant touch to a room, try placing a chaise sectional with its back against a wall. This is a great solution for many spaces, as it keeps the seating area visually open and light. It's a great idea for small spaces or open concept areas. This style can also be combined with a matching chaise lounge to create a cozy reading space or a tranquil retreat.

Another option to add a chaise sectional element to your home is to buy one with a bumper chaise end. This option is similar to an L-sectional, but it has an extra chaise lounge that can serve as a footrest or seat. This type of sectional works best in smaller rooms or could be placed near a window to add a dramatic touch.

If you want a more formal look go for a formal look, choose a chaise sectional that has decorative features like nail head exposed trim or leather upholstery. They are more expensive than normal couches, however they provide a luxurious appearance that will complement many living spaces.

When designing the chaise sectional, you'll need to consider the overall design of your home's color scheme. Throw pillows can be an affordable and simple way to give your room a new look or color. Experiment with different colors and textures until you find the right combination for your space. Place pillows in threes for a an attractive and balanced look.

Mood

Chaise sectionals can enhance a room's style with their flowing curves and old-fashioned elegance. They are a focal point in bright colors, such as intense blues and deep reds, or toned down with subtle shades like dark greys. A tip to use accent pillows to show off the best features of your chaise sectional.

Whether they're paired with a sofa or used as a long chair, chaise lounges add the perfect finishing look to your living room. They let families relax in a semi-sitting or lying half-way. Originally called fainting couches, these sofas were created in the 16th century by French furniture makers to be an emblem of status for their wealthy customers. They are now available in a variety of styles to suit any style and space.

Space

A sectional sofa could be a great choice for your living space if you have limited space or you want to make your current furniture arrangement more practical. Chaise lounges can be set in corners that aren't ideal to provide additional seating and comfort during watching a movie or reading a book. They are also great for bringing seating into your home if you have guests staying over the course of a long weekend.

Some sectional sofas come with a chaise longue built-in and some allow you to add one. A chaise sectional is a great way to relax. However, it is important to consider the seating requirements of your family prior to purchasing this type of furniture.

The elongated form of a chaise can be more crowded than a traditional sofa and may crowd smaller rooms. If you are working with a small space, opt for a two-piece sectional with a chaise instead of a four-piece option. This will save you some space that can be used for other seating and furniture like the media or coffee table console.

Other configurations such as L-shaped sections work well in large rooms and oversized living spaces, but they can make it difficult to fit other furniture or seating. For maximum seating in a room that is larger consider a four-piece sectional with either a right-facing or left-facing chaise. This will give you plenty of seating while making room for a coffee table or other accent pieces.

To have additional seating, you can choose the chaise sectional which comes with a bumper chaise option. A bumper chaise sectional is a sofa that includes arm rests on both side and a long chair that has no back or arms. This design is ideal in front of windows or in a smaller space to balance the bigger sectional sofa.

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