Corner Sofas

Corner sofa - create your own feel-good zone

If you're looking for new seating for your living room, then the corner sofa is a good solution for you. A corner sofa is not only more cosy, this seating option allows you to make full use of the space in your living room. Corner sofas of all kinds await you here. From sofas with textile covers that radiate warmth and cosiness to leather sofas that are a symbol of noblesse and elegance, you'll find exactly the right corner sofa to suit your interior design style.

Corner sofa: from modern to traditional - be inspired by our range

Corner sofas are, strictly speaking, two sofas that have been joined together using a corner joint. The sofas not only offer more space, they also make for much more cosiness, as your guests can sit closer together. The corner sofa is also characterised by its versatility.

You can use this sofa as a room divider as well as for furnishing very small rooms. A sloping roof is no problem, because with the corner sofa there will no longer be any dead space in your rooms.

Tip: Compared to a traditional sofa, the corner sofa is much larger, so you should be careful when choosing the colour. Remember, if you opt for a corner sofa in a very dark colour, it will look very bulky and large. The situation is similar with a sofa in bright colours or an eye-catching pattern. This type of seating will immediately catch the eye of your guests. If, on the other hand, you prefer a harmonious room effect, it is better to opt for a corner sofa with small-scale patterns, in pastel shades and/or muted colours.

Corner sofa with sleeping function or not?

If you want your corner sofa to serve as a sleeping area for you and/or your guests, you should opt for a model that has a bed base. This way, the cushions and blankets are stored within easy reach and can be prepared much more quickly.

Buying a sofa bed - pay attention to the suspension of the corner sofa

The springing is invisibly integrated into the sofa bed, but it is still a key criterion that says a lot about the quality of the sofa. Ultimately, it depends on the suspension whether you will enjoy a corner sofa bed for a long time or not. You can choose from sofa beds with a cold foam and/or spring core.

Of course, the finish of the corner sofa also plays an important role. The higher the number of springs, spring coils (number of turns) and wire thickness, the better the seating comfort of a sofa bed. However, if you want to buy a corner sofa with cold foam, the density and compression hardness are important criteria for the sofa's dimensional stability.

Corner sofa: What is the right upholstery for the living area sofas?

When buying a corner sofa as a living area, it is not only the practical aspects that are decisive, but first and foremost the appearance, which ultimately depends on the material with which the sofa is upholstered. This in turn determines how much care your sofa will require. Whether you choose leather (artificial or real leather) or textile upholstery is a question of personal taste, as both types of upholstery have their advantages and disadvantages.

Cover made from polyester synthetic fibres

A corner sofa with a polyester synthetic fibre cover is extremely robust, but has a much less pleasant feel than other types of cover.

Corner sofas with cotton cover

The cotton cover of a corner sofa is characterised by high breathability. One disadvantage, however, is that it is not uncommon for the fabric cover to pill.

Sofas with artificial or genuine leather upholstery

Regardless of whether they are upholstered in artificial or genuine leather, both materials are highly abrasive. However, faux and genuine leather are less susceptible to external influences and are much easier to clean. Real leather corner sofas require a little more care, as the leather needs to be protected with special care products to prevent it from drying out and cracking.

Corner sofas rediscovered

Avoid heavy, expansive furniture that is difficult to move. Three-piece seating groups are inflexible and take up a lot of space. Individual seating elements are versatile and available in many combinations. A coffee table can be a good visual reference point for a seating area. A chaise longue is often more elegant and versatile than a sofa. Set tables offer individual storage space for cups and glasses. Large cushions can serve as divan cushions as well as floor cushions. Place two two-seaters at right angles to each other or arrange a seating group made up of individual elements. Create several zones that can be used separately.

The most important part of the living room is the seating area. This is where you watch TV, listen to music, chat with friends and sometimes even eat. The idea of simply buying a huge sofa and a few armchairs is tempting. But this solution is rarely as comfortable in practice as it sounds. Firstly, most people find it uncomfortable to share a three-seater with two other guests, and secondly, smaller sofas or individual armchairs offer more flexible positioning options and are just as inviting. Seating must be comfortable: The seat must be neither too short nor too low, otherwise sitting down and standing up will be a labour of love. You also need a shelf for glasses and snacks.