Sectional sofas have gained a lot of popularity over the last few years. Sectionals have many advantages, but they also have their disadvantages. This article should help you decide if a sectional is right for your home.
Sectionals, like regular sofas, come in many different fabrics including leather. Sectionals are made up of smaller parts that interlock together to make the sectional one piece. Since sectionals are curved it is a popular idea to set it in a corner to maximize the usable space in the room. Different models of sectionals can offer different pieces including sleeper sofas, chaises, and reclining pieces. An advantage of sectionals is that it is more customizable than a regular sofa. But depending on what pieces you choose the sectional has the potential to get quite big, so make sure you have enough space in your room. A disadvantage of sectionals is that the sides of the inside pieces of the sectional are usually not finished so the sectional can only be rearranged in a couple ways in most rooms. If you’re a person who likes to rearrange your furniture frequently a sectional may not be a good choice for you.
Sectionals are also a great way to add additional seating without purchasing multiple individual pieces. If you have a big family or you like to throw parties, a sectional is a great way to make sure everyone has a comfortable seat. Sectionals can be stationary or they can have reclining pieces, so you can make the decision whether your sectional is more for comfort or if you’re looking for something more formal.
Sectionals cost a bit more than a regular couch but you’re getting many more seats for your money. You may find that the advantages of a sectional outweigh the additional cost. Sectionals can pay for themselves ten times over if you pick the right configuration and size for your room.
-Jamie, Lansing Furniture
