What are the different types of sofa?

Two seater sofas. A two seater sofa is the best sofa for smaller spaces, or for bigger settings alongside another sofa. Normally it has two seat cushions and two back cushions, or one long cushion with a fixed back cushion, and offers space for two people.

Three seater sofa. A three seater sofa is great for two people who want to hangout, or for seating three – it often has three seat and back cushions, or longer cushions.

Modular sofa. A good all-rounder, fits almost anywhere! Modular sofas can be rearranged to suit your space. A modular sofa usually has three seats or more.

Corner sofa. A corner sofa has two seating areas that are symmetrical to each other – They're great for large families who want to save space, as they're designed to fit into any corners.

Chaise sofa. A chaise sofa, or chaise-end sofa, can be any size. But it thanks its name to its L shape, created by one end seat being longer than the rest. Good for anybody who like stretch their legs while hanging out.

Chaise longue. An occasion chair – perfect for reclining or occasional lounging, as the back scoops round to make a corner. Some of our chaise longues have arms, too. It has an extended seat, and is often used as a statement or accent piece.

Sofa bed. As the name suggests, it's a sofa and a bed in one. There are a few different types –click clack and metal action are two of the most common, and refer to the mechanism used to change between sofa and bed setups.