Sofas
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A standard back sofa has fixed, structured back cushions that match the seat cushions, giving it a more formal and supportive look. A pillow back sofa uses loose, removable cushions that create a softer, more relaxed feel and can be adjusted for personalised comfort.
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Typically, yes. Corner sofas are designed to maximise seating capacity while making efficient use of the space in your room. By fitting neatly into a corner, they can often provide more seating than traditional sofas without taking up too much extra floor space.
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A chaise sofa features an extended seat that provides extra seating, or allows you to stretch out comfortably. Similar to a corner sofa but typically smaller, it’s ideal for relaxing, watching TV, or lounging while still offering the functionality of a standard sofa.
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Recliner sofas include built-in mechanisms that allow the backrest to tilt and the footrest to extend for extra comfort. Some operate manually, while others use electric controls. Many models also include features like headrest adjustments, USB ports, or adjustable lumbar support.
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Typically yes. Recliner sofas are designed with comfort and support in mind. Their adjustable positions can help reduce pressure on the back and legs, further features such as adjustable headrests can prodivde extra comfort and support.
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A sofa bed is ideal if you need a multifunctional piece of furniture. It provides everyday seating while easily converting into a bed when needed, making it perfect for guest rooms, small homes, or studio apartments.
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When choosing a sofa, consider the size of your room, desired amount of seating, and how you plan to use the sofa. For example, corner sofas can maximise seating capacity vs floor space, sofa beds add functionality, and fixed back or standard back sofas offer a more structured look than a pillow back sofa. Still unsure? Come in to one of our stores and our experienced sofa specialists will be able to guide you further.