Sofa Organizer
Some people prefer to read in their favorite chair but if you prefer to read at the sofa or do puzzles such as sudoku, then having a pocket organizer for all of your books would be very useful. It just so happens that's exactly what we have for you in this extensive collection. Here we have a series of pocket organizers specifically for sofas for your viewing and purchasing pleasure.
Over the chair pocket organizer
$20.14 $29.99
Over the chair pocket organizer
Ideas In Motion
$20.14 $29.99
What We Like: Metal grips for a secure fit
What We Don't Like: Difficult to keep clean
Not so good for: An overstuffed armchair or a long couch
Perfect for: A recliner
This lightweight sofa pocket organizer measures 8''h X 9''h and has six pockets of varying sizes that are perfect for magazines, chargers, books, tablets, water bottles, and remotes. It also comes with built-in metal grips to keep it in place, and there's a tabletop feature for drinks and snacks.
This is a great storage solution for a small space, especially if you don't have room for a table. Consider using a rug similar in color to the sofa organizer to create a unifying feel, match your curtains to your walls and add a few scatter cushions in complementary hues.
Stitched couch pocket organizer
$42.99 $56.99
Stitched couch pocket organizer
Inbox Zero
$42.99 $56.99
What We Like: Durable and easy to clean
What We Don't Like: The small pockets are narrow
Not so good for: An ultra-modern recliner
Perfect for: Organizing your room while saving space
A product of fine workmanship, this versatile couch caddy is crafted from durable yet flexible fabric that comes from recycled plastic. It doesn't fade or wrinkle, and you can pop it in the washing machine when it gets dirty. A silicone layer on the back keeps it from slipping, and you can roll up the bottom to customize it to the size of your couch.
It comes with five pockets, including a large one for magazines and tablets, as well as four smaller pockets for your phone, remote, charger, and maybe even hand lotion. Drape it over a tufted leather couch to complement the stitching detail, or place it on a grey-colored recliner with a navy blue throw and pillows.
Natural armchair pocket organizer
Natural armchair pocket organizer
Dakota Fields
What We Like: Its eclectic, natural style
What We Don't Like: It doesn't go with a lot of decor styles
Not so good for: A traditional living room
Perfect for: Keeping remotes and phones in place
Handmade from natural cotton canvas, this sofa organizer is a practical decor accessory for a modern living room. It has a unique woven rope design with tassels at the bottom for a dose of texture. It boasts five pockets to hold the latest issue of your favorite magazine, your phone, your reading glasses, and a remote.
Although this couch pocket would look out of place in a traditional space, it would work well in a shabby chic, boho-chic, or even a modern living room. If your couch is placed against the wall with access to your outdoor space, you could create a vertical wall garden and illuminate it to connect the interior space with the exterior.
Buying Guide
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Ah…that moment when you kick back on the couch and watch Netflix or cuddle up with your favorite book in hands, after a weary workday. Bliss!
But it’s often marred by interruptions as you discover that the remote control is nowhere to be found. Maybe you need a drink. Oh, where are the damn DVDs now?
If only everything you needed was available at arm’s length, you’d have uninterrupted ‘me time’.
Enter the overarm sofa pocket organizer. This smartly designed organizer slips over the armrest of your sofa giving you instant access to all your frequently used items and nick knacks.
No more balancing your wine glass precariously over the arm rests risking stains and permanent damage to the furniture. No more reaching out for anything.
And there are a variety of sizes and designs for you to choose from that can even accommodate a full-sized food try. Here are some tips for first time shoppers.
As tempted as you might be to cram half of your wardrobe into the pocket organizer, ensure that you strictly stick to things that you need. Avoid things that you ‘may’ need.
Sofa pocket organizers can have 6-8 pockets that are deep enough to accommodate the remote, joysticks, keys, glasses, DVD covers and books.
Having said that, not everybody needs an organizer with 8 pockets, which can look bulky when full. Decide what you are going to store in the organizer and narrow down on a size.
If it’s only the remote, even a small 4-pocket one can suffice. If you like carrying snacks and beverages to the couch, look for one with an integrated food tray on top.
Sofa pocket organizers are usually made of fabric. And rightly so. Fabric is easier to clean, blends in with the upholstery and some varieties, like denim and canvas are incredibly durable, making them ideal for everyday use in households with kids.
But your choices are not limited to cloth alone. There are organizers made of plastic, wood and leather as well.
The last thing you need is an organizer that slips as you reach into one of the pockets. Look for a non-slip surface that adheres to the upholstery. Some organizers have a Velcro strap that can be used to secure it to the sofa. This is very useful if the organizer has an integrated food tray.
The sky is the limit when it comes to aesthetics in a sofa pocket organizer. You can match the color and fabric with the upholstery or pick a contrasting one. Materials like leather are universal and blend in with any type of décor theme.
More importantly, ensure that the pockets don’t appear stuffed and bulky. That’s an eyesore at best. We’d personally attribute more importance to the functionality and the build quality than the aesthetics. But we know that some protean furniture pieces leave a lot to be desired on the aesthetic front.
