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Add Comfort and Style to Your Living Room With a Chaise Sectional A chaise sectional blends the best of both worlds half sofa and half lounge chair. Choose between two or four-piece designs that fit your seating needs and living space. It is important to note that the furniture industry employs terms such as left-arm facing and right-arm facing to refer to pieces that are asymmetrical. This simply means which side the armrest appears on when you're facing the piece not sitting in it. Comfort A chaise sectional can be used to enhance any style of living room. It can be used in a relaxed family room with a mix of rustic and modern styles, or to add the finishing touches to a chic living room that is inspired by mid-century design. There are many choices of materials and colors available, whether you're looking for a leather sofa with button-tufted design or an upholstered one. These fabrics are easy to clean, and they are resistant to stains. They are a great option for families with children or pets. A chaise sectional is an enormous, comfortable space in which you can unwind after a long day. It's a great place to read an e-book or catch up on your favorite TV shows. You can even turn a couch into a sleeper for guests by the addition of an optional pull-out bed. The unique design of the chaise sectional can be used to create a focal point in the living space or as an alternative to other furniture pieces, such as rugs and coffee tables. Include a stylish accent chair and some table lamps to complete the appearance. Some chaise sectionals have an integrated shelf to store magazines and books. Some sectionals have a chaise lounge attached to one end, while other have the option to add a chaise lounge later. You can also buy an individual chaise lounge as a separate product, allowing you to create customized configurations that fit your living space. Greyleigh Anchoretta modular sofa sleeper is a fantastic option for those looking for a sectional sofa that can be used as a chaise, or a sofa. Its sleek design and high-performance materials make it a stylish, practical option for modern homes. Take a look at the Milford chaise-sectional by CB2 for an edgier look. Its broad-track arms and deep seating offer the ultimate comfort while you sink into its plush cushions. A chaise sectional can be the ideal solution for a small living space, as it takes up less space than the larger U-shaped or L-shaped options. It's also a great option for open-plan living spaces in which furniture could take over the space. Style Sectional sofas are a great way to create a stylish and comfortable look. When the seating arrangement includes chaises, it adds even more appeal to the space. This design is perfect for modern homes since it offers family members a space to kick up their feet and lay back in a half sitting, half lying position. Chaise sectional sofas come in different designs, from two-piece versions which are perfect for smaller living spaces to larger sets of four pieces. They look fantastic the front of coffee tables or media consoles to create a harmonious design that will anchor the room. To add a touch of elegance to a room, consider placing a chaise sectional on its back against the wall. This is a great option for many spaces and keeps the seating area open and bright, which is a great option for smaller rooms or open-plan areas. This look can be paired up with a matching chaise to create a relaxing place to relax or read. A model with a bumper end is another option to add a sectional chaise to your home. This option is similar to a standard L-sectional, however one end has a section with an ottoman that can be pulled out and can be used as a seat or footrest. This type of sectional works best in smaller spaces and can be placed near windows to create a dramatic focal point. If leather couch with chaise want a more formal look go for a formal look, choose a chaise sectional with decorative features like nail head exposed trim or leather upholstery. These types of sectionals tend to be more expensive than standard sofas, but they offer a luxurious look that complements many living spaces. When designing your chaise sectional, you'll need to consider the overall colour scheme of your home. Throw pillows are an easy and affordable option to add a splash of color or texture to your seating area. Try different colors and textures to find the ideal combination for your space. Place pillows in threes to create an appealing and balanced look. Mood The sweeping curves of a chaise sectional can bring a touch of class to a room. They can draw attention with striking colors, like intense deep blues and deep reds or subdued with subtle shades like dark greys. Tips: Use accent cushions to show off the best of your chaise sectional. They can be used to finish off an area of living and can be used with a couch or as an extended seat. They give families a place to unwind and relax in a half-sitting, lying position. Originally, they were called fainting couches, they were created in the 16th century by French furniture makers as a status symbol for wealthy patrons. They are available in many styles to fit every taste and space. Space If you're short on space or wish to improve the furniture in your living space more functional A sectional sofa is an excellent choice. Chaise lounges are ideal for awkward corners, providing additional seating and comfort when watching movies or reading a book. These pieces are also great for bringing seating into your home when guests are staying for a long weekend. Certain sectional couches have an integrated chaise lounge some, while others offer the option of adding a chaise to their layout. A chaise sectional can be an ideal place to relax. However, it's crucial to think about your family's seating needs before purchasing this type of furniture. A chaise's elongated shape can take up more space than a sofa, and can encroach on smaller spaces. If you have a limited space, consider an upholstered sectional with two pieces that has a chaise rather than the four-piece option. This will save you some floor space to use for other seating and furniture like a coffee table or media console. Other configurations such as L-shaped sections work well in large living spaces, but can leave little space for other furniture or seating. To maximize seating in a larger room opt for the four-piece sectional with a left-facing or right-facing chaise. This will give you plenty of seating while still making room for a coffee table or other accessories. To have additional seating, you can use the chaise sectional which comes with the option of a bumper. A bumper chaise sectional consists of a sofa with armrests on both sides and a chair that is long without an arm or back. This configuration is ideal for a small room or in the front of a large windows to help balance a 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 overnight guests, but they're not the best choice for a main living area.