Couch With Chaise And Recliner

A couch with chaise and recliner is ideal for laid-back living rooms. It is a combination of two couches to let families enjoy a relaxing half-sitting, reclined half-way.

Modular designs, like Albany Park's Kova sofa, allow you to reconfigure it to meet your needs. Find reversible chairs such as the Melrose by Apt2B for more versatility.

Evening Fog Velvet

This luxurious sofa will add a touch luxury to your home. This luxurious piece has cord upholstery that exudes class and elegance in a stunning neutral shade that blends with contemporary colors. The plush cushions are inviting and the track arms add a bit of flair to this cozy sectional. This piece is a real show-stopper. It is elegant and will be the focal point in your living space.

Upgrade the comfort of your home with the reclining sofa that is made of Evening Fog Velvet. The 3-seat chaise small sectional with chaise creates a warm and inviting space for you to sit, relax and be with the people you cherish. The soft cushions will allow you to sink into the cushion yet you will still feel support and bounce. Layered foam and sustainable down are paired for ultimate comfort. Modularity lets you reconfigure the cushion according to your preferences. The edgeless design makes it appear sleek and modern.

The marshmallow sectional sofa looks like a regular sofa until you pull the side reclining handles to recline into a large comfortable and comfortable chaise. The fabric is designed to last and can withstand the rigors of daily use. It's also easy to clean! This fashionable and versatile reclining sofa comes in seven color variations and six configurations.

Coconut Linen

Coconut Linen is a high-quality soft linen fabric that has been carefully woven and stonewashed to provide the ultimate comfort. Woven from sustainable European flax, it's OEKO-TEX certified to be gentle to your skin and the environment. This stunning shade reminds us of tropical vacations and luxurious getaways, which is why you'll be tempted to wrap yourself in its embrace each time you sit down on your new sofa chaise and recliner.

Homebody is an environmentally-conscious furniture startup that carries just two minimalist sofa styles. One of them is the Genoa, a sleek beauty that's a stylish marriage of feminine and masculine inclinations. The leather-match upholstery is soft and comfortable to the touch. It is enhanced with a tone-on-tone appearance that adds to its affordable luxury. It also has a built-in, fully recline function that is barely noticeable and requires just two inches of back clearance.

Choose from a few different modular combinations to create a sofa design that's ideal for your space. For ultimate flexibility, add an oversized chair to the mix. If you're planning to host a gathering of family or friends Homebody couches can provide plenty of seating options with their three-seat capacity and modular design. The cushions are made of layered foam and down to give you the best support. They have no hard edges. Fabrics that resist staining let you lounge without worry and hidden steel connectors help hold pieces securely. You can also customize your chaise loungers and ottomans to match the layout of your room.

Velvet Leather

Velvet is luxurious and soft to the touch. It's also extremely durable and simple to clean, making it a great choice for families. Velvet is less prone to trap pet hair than other fabrics. It's also less susceptible to scratching than leather. You can be certain that your velvet 2 seater chaise sofa- or 3-seater sofa will last for a long time.

However, mixing velvet with leather can pose a design dilemma. Interior designers recommend blending the two fabrics by blending color and style. For example, a stylish velvet armchair paired with a neutral-tone leather sofa is ideal. This means that the velvet doesn't appear like an added-on feature.

If you're considering a leather sectional sofa ensure that it has an electric recline feature and a chaise longue individual. This will let you relax in a variety of positions. Make sure you check whether the manufacturer offers a warranty or returns. Select a modular piece that will fit your living room size and seating requirements. You can also choose an reclining sofa that comes with an footstool, ottoman and chair to accommodate more guests. Each modular piece comes in a box that is easy to carry, meaning you can easily move your new sofa up and down stairs or through narrow hallways.

Microfiber

Microfiber is popular for furniture because it's affordable soft, soft, and stain-resistant. It's also extremely durable and will last for a longer time than other kinds of fabric couches. It does require special cleaning methods. Before you purchase a couch with a recliner or chaise made of this material, be sure you research the best cleaning techniques for it.

Generally, microfiber is more resistant to stains and spills than leather. However, it's impossible to assume that any fabric will be completely stain-proof. Whether your furniture is made of leather or microfiber, it's important to clean up any spills and stains promptly. The faster you can get them out and clean them up, the less chance they have of becoming permanent.

Wipe down your microfiber couch using a damp cloth often to avoid water rings or other unpleasant marks. This will help get rid of any dirt or oil. Afterwards you can use the upholstery attachment of your vacuum cleaner to revive the couch's fibers. Let the cushions completely dry before re-installing them.

If you're dealing with a heavily stained couch, you might want to consider using baby wipes to treat it before it gets soaked. The wipes can be kept in a drawer or cabinet, and they are inexpensive. You can apply a fabric protector such as Scotchguard to help prevent future stains and repel moisture.

If your microfiber couch has already developed water spots, try rub them with vinegar or a rubbing alcohol solution. For a more thorough cleaning, you can also fill a spray bottle with water, a capful of vinegar and a teaspoon of baking soda. Spray the mixture onto stains and then wipe them away with towels. Repeat until all stains have been eliminated. If the couch has a W label, you can use water to wash it. If it's labeled S you'll require a solvent such as rub ethanol or a high-end consumer dry-cleaning product. You should also look for an item's tag with its cleaning code, which can be W S-W, X or S-W or W/S.