How small can a sectional be?

Most small sectionals are between 80″ and 100″ wide and 36″ to 40″ deep. Depth is measured from the back of the sofa to the end of the seat cushion. A chaise sofa may have a depth ranging from 60″ to 85″, measured from the back of the sofa to the end of the chaise.

What is the smaller sofa called?

(By the way, loveseat and settee are really just other names for a small sofa, usually with room for two.)

How do you place a sectional in a small living room?

The most obvious arrangement for a sectional in a small room is to push an L-shaped couch right up into the far corner of the room, facing the TV or fireplace. This option opens up the room and maximizes seating without blocking off the flow from the adjacent room.

Which sofa is best for small living room?

In any small space, it’s crucial to invest in pieces that can do double duty. A sleeper sofa with removeable seat cushions does just that. Sleeper sofas are multi-functional and are excellent for saving space. If you want to use your living room as a primary bedroom, try a sofa bed with built-in storage units.

How do you use a sectional in a small living room?

Corner Placement The most obvious arrangement for a sectional in a small room is to push an L-shaped couch right up into the far corner of the room, facing the TV or fireplace. This option opens up the room and maximizes seating without blocking off the flow from the adjacent room.

What sizes do sectionals come in?

The most common dimensions for sofa/chaise type sectionals would include lengths of 78″ – 88″ for a three seat version. Another common sectional configuration consists of equal length left and right sections. The 5 seat sectional shown here measures 85″ x 85″ with a depth of 32″.

What is a mini love seat called?

A settee is a small sofa that features two arms and a back and normally seats two people and is more slender than a typical couch or sofa.