Couch With Chaise And Recliner

Couches with chaise and reclining features are perfect for relaxing living rooms. It combines a sofa and chaise lounge to allow families to relax in a half-sitting, reclined half-way.

Modular designs, like Albany Park's Kova sofa, allow you to reconfigure it to suit your needs. Find reversible seating, like the Melrose by Apt2B to have more flexibility.

Evening Fog Velvet

Bring a touch of elegance to your home with this opulent sofa. This luxe piece features cord upholstery that oozes elegance and luxury in a gorgeous neutral hue that complements contemporary color palettes. The soft cushions provide comfort and the track arm design adds a dash of flair. This piece is a true show-stopper. It is stylish and will be the focal point in your living space.

Improve the luxury of your home with a reclining couch made from Evening Fog Velvet. The 3-seat small sectional sofa with chaise chaise immediately creates an inviting area to relax and bond with loved ones. Plump cushions allow you to sink into the sofa and feel the bounce and support. durable down and foam layers are incorporated to provide the ultimate comfort. The complete modularity lets you reconfigure according to your needs; edges-free design keeps it looking modern and sleek.

The 3 seat sectional appears to be an ordinary sofa until you grab the handles on the sides and recline to a large chaise. The fabric is strong and designed to withstand daily use. It's also easy to clean too! This stylish and versatile reclining couch comes in seven color options and six configurations.

Coconut Linen

Coconut Linen is a high-quality soft linen fabric that has been carefully woven and stonewashed to provide the ultimate in comfort. Made from sustainable European flax, it's OEKO TEX certified to be kind to your skin and the environment. This stunning shade is reminiscent of tropical vacations and luxurious getaways, so you'll be tempted to wrap yourself in its embrace every time you lounge on your new sofa chaise and recliner.

Homebody is an environmentally-conscious furniture startup that carries just two minimalist sofa styles. One of them is Genoa, a sleek design that's a fashionable blend of masculine and feminine sensibilities. The leather-match upholstery is soft and comfortable to the touch. It is enhanced by a tone-on-tone look that adds to its affordable luxurious look. It also has a fully-invisible recline feature that requires only two inches of clearance behind the back.

Select from a variety of modular combinations to create the perfect sofa for your space. You can also add a larger chair for ultimate flexibility. If you're planning on host friends or family Homebody couches provide plenty of seating with their three-seater capacity and fully modular design. Plump cushions combine layered foam and durable down for maximum support with no sharp edges. Stain-resistant fabrics let you relax without worry and hidden steel connectors help keep pieces firmly in place. You can also customize your chaise loungers and ottomans to fit the specific layout of your room.

Velvet Leather

Velvet is luxurious and soft to the touch. It's also extremely durable and simple to clean, which makes it an ideal choice for families. In contrast to other fabrics velvet isn't likely to trap pet hair. It's also less susceptible to scratching than leather. You can be assured that your velvet 2 seater chaise or 3-seater sofa chaise longue will last for years.

However mixing leather and velvet can be a design challenge. Interior designers suggest mixing the two fabrics by color and style. A sleek velvet armchair that is framed by a neutral-tone leather sofa is perfect. The velvet will not appear as an afterthought.

If you're considering a leather sectional couch, choose one with a chaise and power recline capabilities. This will allow you to enjoy an array of comfortable places to relax and recharge. Make sure to check whether the manufacturer provides a guarantee and returns. Select a modular piece that will accommodate the size of your living space and your seating requirements. You can also choose a reclining sofa with an ottoman, chair and footstool for more people. Each modular piece is packaged in a box that's easy to carry, meaning you can easily move your new sofa up and down stairs or through narrow hallways.

Microfiber

Microfiber is a favorite for furniture because it's inexpensive and soft as well as stain-resistant. It's also very durable, which means it will last longer than most other fabric types of couches. However, it does require specific cleaning methods. When you are buying a couch with a recliner and chaise made of this material, be sure to research the best cleaning methods for it.

Microfiber is generally more resistant to stains than leather. It's a bit unrealistic to believe that any fabric is stain-proof. Whether your furniture is made of microfiber or leather it's essential to wash up any spills or stains quickly. The faster you remove them and the less likely they're to get a foothold and become permanent.

To avoid water rings and other unattractive marks on a couch made of microfiber clean it regularly using a damp cloth. This will help remove any oil and dirt. Afterwards, use the upholstery attachment on your vacuum cleaner to revive the couch's fibres. Then, be sure to allow the cushions to dry thoroughly before returning them to.

You should consider using baby wipes on a couch that has been heavily stained. This can help keep the stain from settling in. Keep the wipes in a drawer or cabinet and they're not expensive. You can also apply a fabric protector, such as Scotchguard, to prevent future stains and repel moisture.

If you have spots of water on your sofa made of microfiber, you can rub them off using rubbing alcohol or vinegar. Pour a cleaner solution or make a spray using vinegar, water and baking soda. Spray the mixture on staining and then wipe them out with a towel. Repeat as needed until the stain is removed. If the couch is labeled with an W label, you can use water to clean it. If it's labeled S you'll require some sort of solvent, such as rubbing ethanol or a consumer-grade dry-cleaning product. You should also look for a tag on the furniture with the cleaning code, which can be W, S-W, X, or W/S.