What kind of sofa you will need at home?
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Choosing a sofa does not limit to size, price, colour and material, the form and function of the sofa are equally important. In this guide we have explained 14 styles and their defining characteristics from arms to legs. Knowing these styles will help you appreciate great design, brush up on your design vocabulary and tell how different a chesterfield is from a tuxedo just like a pro. Also it's always better to know the different styles so you can pick your favourite and know exactly what you're looking for. Here are 14 styles of sofas to choose from.
Mid-Mercury Modern Sofa
From 1940 to 1970 mid-century modern furniture reigned supreme. This style of sofa is all about minimalist design and clean lines. There are many varieties of this style of sofa. It’s designed to look good and be comfortable.
Suggested for: the design-conscious; a retro or Scandinavian-inspired look, style-conscious apartments and young couples.
Modular sofas
As opposed to sectional sofas, these are so named because you can take apart the different sections and reattach them into different shapes according to your taste and function.
Sectional Sofa
The section sofa is a multi-piece sofa. It can be arranged in a number of configurations with many styles, designs and materials depending on your preference. The common configurations are L-shape, U-shape, J-shape and semi-circle. The number of pieces are generally three and five. Suggested for: larger living rooms; great if you like to stretch out.
English Roll Arms
This style of sofa is also called Bridgewater and is known for its low rolled arms in relation to a high back. Upholstery is tight throughout, yet cushioned all over, including the arms.
Suggested for: both style and comfort.
Tuxedo Sofa
A Tuxedo can be recognised with its high straight arms in line with streamlined back, often with a single row of tufts and exposed legs. No back cushions.
Suggested for: making a style statement; sleek, contemporary interiors.
English Roll Arms
This style of sofa is also called Bridgewater and is known for its low rolled arms in relation to a high back. Upholstery is tight throughout, yet cushioned all over, including the arms.
Suggested for: both style and comfort.
Sofa bed
A sofa that doesn't look like a sofa bed but can be converted into a bed. The functional aspect of it includes that it serves as a space saver. Suggested for: families; space saving; plump cushions and padded arms make it comfy for relaxing.
Divan
A divan is a sofa without a back. They require being placed against a bare wall against which you can arrange pillows for a cushioned back.
Suggested for: families, relaxing, and living rooms.
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