Curved Reclining Sofa

Curved reclining sofas are interesting in a way that they're capable of breaking up right-angled corners and straight lines which may be dominant within your space. What's more, they offer a level of comfort that is far beyond your regular couches.

After you've decided on the sofa that meets your needs and wants, tape out the dimensions within your space before clicking on that "buy" button. Use a painter's tape in drawing the length, depth, and height of your selected sofa right in your living room as it's the best way for you to check its size. You can even fill the outline using cardboard boxes. By doing so, you'll have a true sense as to the heft of your new sofa. Of course, you should ensure your dream sofa fits through halls and doorways to get to its intended placement. This is especially important if you live in a home with tight passageways and door openings.

Take note that a curved reclining sofa takes up quite a lot of footprint. You may also need to flank a curved reclining sofa with additional seats. If so, then it's even more important that you determine the specific spot for this new home addition. Before you pick out your favorites piece, you first need to ensure whether you have ample space in your home that can be allocated for this purpose.

Purchasing a sofa can be considered as an investment as you'll be using it for years. It is, therefore, recommended for homeowners to get the sofas that are in neutral colors.

You may fancy prints or bold colors. If so, then you can get a printed or bright-colored piece but make sure you choose wisely. It's always an excellent idea to acquire a sofa that doesn't look boring. If you think you want to show your adventurous side through your living room furniture, play with various prints and colors.

A mix of feather and foam is the ideal type of filling. All-down is prone to being lumpy and it's also expensive. All-foam, on the other hand, is resilient but it feels stiff. The best for curved reclining sofas are foam-core cushions paired with feather wraps. They strike the right balance of plushness and structure. As an added bonus, they're your affordable options!

The quality of a curved reclining sofa greatly depends on its construction, padding, cushioning, and of course, framing. The cushion must be able to retain its shape even after it's been used. As for the springs, they should bounce back as users stand from the sofa. A sofa's frame and construction shouldn’t be felt through its padding as well.